Comedian Faizon Love got the web talking in 2020 when the funnyman called Jay-Z's drug dealer backstory into question—recently even drawing the attention of Jay himself. In a new interview with VladTV, Love addressed Jay-Z’s lines on Pusha T's song "Neck & Wrist." Jay's verse appears to be in response to a 2020 interview with Vlad, where Love questioned Jay’s “druglord” status.

“It’s some rap thing, and it's not clear. People were asking me what I was gonna do about it,” he said. “First of all, I’m not a rapper. I have no bars. I can only play other ni**a's songs. I listened and he really didn’t diss me. It was some cool shit. I call it like tennis, like back at ya’ love. It’s all love. I think I ruffled some feathers.”

Love also shared that he was a fan of Jay’s debut album Reasonable Doubt and referenced Jay's lyrics from his 2001 track “Never Change”, which Vlad read out loud:

"I call it illusion," Love replied. "Imaginary. First of all, he says '92 bricks'—cocaine and crack is different." Vlad reveals that he's researched: Jay later revisited those lines and said that he made only $1000 per brick.

"How is that possible?" Love replied.