Cordae Is No Longer Part Of YBN; Explains Why In New Interview

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Cordae has finally addressed his departure from YBN in a recent interview with TIDAL‘s Elliott Wilson.

“First and foremost, Nahmir and [Almighty] Jay — those always gonna be my brothers, you know what I’m saying, in real life,” The Lost Boy rapper began. “And you know, sometimes as friends, you grow apart and you have different visions for what you wanna do and that’s okay. There’s no love lost. Like I said, I think the world of them n*ggas. I love Nahmir and Jay to death.”

YBN Nahmir announced the collective’s split in early August 2020. Taking to Twitter to make the announcement, he wrote, “They left this YBN sh*t in the gutter. Remember that. I’ll turn it up myself. #ybnNAHMIR.” He also responded to a shocked fan confirming, “Yea it’s only me kid.”

RIP John Thompson Jr.

As seen on ESPN:

Legendary Georgetown coach John Thompson Jr., known simply as “Big John” throughout college basketball, has died at age 78.

Thompson, who led Georgetown to the 1984 national championship, built the program into a juggernaut, taking the Hoyas to three Final Fours in the 1980s while also winning seven Big East titles and leading the 1988 United States national team to a bronze medal in the Olympics.

“We are heartbroken to share the news of the passing of our father, John Thompson, Jr,” the Thompson family said in a statement released by Georgetown. “Our father was an inspiration to many and devoted his life to developing young people not simply on, but most importantly, off the basketball court. He is revered as a historic shepherd of the sport, dedicated to the welfare of his community above all else.

“However, for us, his greatest legacy remains as a father, grandfather, uncle, and friend. More than a coach, he was our foundation. More than a legend, he was the voice in our ear everyday. We will miss him but are grounded in the assurance that we carry his faith and determination in us. We will cherish forever his strength, courage, wisdom and boldness, as well as his unfailing love.

“We know that he will be deeply missed by many and our family appreciates your condolences and prayers. But don’t worry about him, because as he always liked to say, ‘Big Ace is cool.'”