In a recent episode of the Nation of Podcast, Hot Boy Turk made headlines with his fiery comments directed at fellow Hot Boy member BG, reigniting a longstanding feud between the two artists. The interview, hosted by OSHay, delved deep into the personal and professional rifts that have emerged between the two hip-hop figures, particularly focusing on BG’s recent musical endeavors and their implications for the Hot Boys collective.

During the discussion, Turk did not hold back, labeling BG a “snake” and criticizing his post-incarceration albums, including the joint project with Gucci Mane and the solo release, “Freedom of Speech.” Turk expressed his disappointment, declaring the music as “trash” and emphasizing a divide that he feels should not exist, especially considering both artists have recently been released from prison and are enjoying successful careers.

Turk’s remarks reflect a broader concern among fans about the ongoing friction within the Hot Boys, a group that has historically been associated with camaraderie and collaboration. The recent tension is particularly disheartening for followers, as three of the four original Hot Boys—Juvenile, Lil Wayne, and Turk—have released new music this year, while BG’s contributions have fallen short of expectations, according to Turk.

The interview also touched upon the nostalgia of the group’s past performances, including their recent appearances at Liliana Fest, where they shared the stage and reminded fans of their golden era in the late ’90s and early 2000s. However, the harmony was short-lived as Turk and BG’s resurfacing issues overshadow their potential for collaboration.

Turk’s strong words included a challenge for BG to confront him directly, expressing frustration that their relationship has deteriorated to this point. He implored BG to be the bigger person and resolve their differences, suggesting that there is still hope for reconciliation within the Hot Boys.

The podcast host, OSHay, echoed these sentiments, lamenting the division among the group and urging both artists to move past their grievances. He highlighted the importance of unity among the Hot Boys, noting that their legacy is too significant to be marred by personal disputes.

As the hip-hop community watches closely, fans are left wondering if Turk and BG can mend their relationship and collaborate again. The anticipation builds for Juvenile’s upcoming album, “Boiling Point,” with many hoping it might feature a reunion track among the Hot Boys.

In the end, the question remains: can Turk and BG set aside their differences for the sake of their shared history and the legacy of the Hot Boys? Fans are eager for answers and a return to the camaraderie that once defined the group.