The Wiz Khalifa and Kanye West beef isn’t over and in an interview with The Breakfast Club on Sirius XM radio, Khalifa made this known.
In the interview, Khalifa expressed that he hasn’t completely forgiven West for asserting that he was the real father of his 3-year-old son Sebastian with ex-wife Amber Rose, who was involved with West prior to marrying Khalifa.
In a widely reported phone call this past January, West apologized for questioning the paternity, as well as reached out to Khalifa via Twitter. Khalifa initially accepted the apology formally in an interview with Power 105.1, but it appears that he has changed his tune. He also referred to himself as the “Bob Marley” of the situation, and that once West phoned him he accepted it far quicker than a Twitter apology.
The feud initially started when Khalifa questioned the name change of West’s album from Swish to WAVES, before it was ever entitled The Life of Pablo. The rapper claimed that West ripped off Max B with the name.
“We spoke on the phone and he apologized,” Khalifa said on The Breakfast Club about the infamous phone call from West. “I wouldn’t necessarily say it’s squashed, though, because when you talk to him about it, it doesn’t add up to what he said to me on the phone.”
Playboy also interviewed Khalifa ahead of his Rolling Papers 2 album release, and asked if he would ever consider getting married again following a divorce from Rose. “I think I will, but it will be later," he said. “It was cool; it was fun. I learned a lot. Things that would’ve taken me much longer to learn, I learned in a short period of time. I feel like I’ll probably get married again when I’m in my 50s.”
Khalifa further said on the divorce, “I was sad after it ended, but I wasn’t depressed; I’ve never really been depressed in my life. I was sad because we were going through a lot and my son was involved, and that hurt me because my main goal is to raise my son how I want. I’m a control freak, and not being able to control that was weird.”
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