Quavo wasted no time responding to Chris Brown’s diss with his scathing new release, “Tender.” Produced by Atake, Sluzyyy, and JW Lucas, the track features subliminal bars aimed squarely at his R&B rival.
In “Tender,” Quavo doesn’t hold back, addressing the situation head-on with clever wordplay and punchy delivery. He takes jabs at Chris Brown’s relationship woes and confronts him directly about the perceived disrespect.
The chorus sets the tone, with Quavo rapping, “You did the bitch wrong and now the bitch gone, she posted with a thug / Call the bitch phone, she won’t come home, don’t beat her up.” Later in the track, he delves deeper into the issue, questioning Chris Brown’s motives and highlighting the fallout over a romantic entanglement.
The release of “Tender” comes shortly after Chris Brown’s track “Freak” from his 11:11 (Deluxe) album, which seemingly sparked the feud. In “Freak,” Chris Brown alludes to past relationships and makes veiled references to Quavo and his group, Migos.
With “Tender,” Quavo makes it clear that he’s not backing down from the confrontation. The track showcases his lyrical prowess and reinforces his status as a formidable force in the rap game.
“Tender” arrives hot on the heels of Quavo’s recent collaboration with Destroy Lonely on “Potato Loaded,” further solidifying his presence in the music scene. As tensions between the two artists continue to simmer, fans eagerly await the next move in this ongoing feud.
