In the world of music, attacks between singers or disagreements are not something new and a recent drama seems to have just started between rapper Fedez and his former friend, Tony Effe. For several days, the latter's hit "Sesso e samba" has been at the top of the music charts in Italy, while Fedez considered it a revenge by responding with other new songs released in record time.
But what really happened between the two famous artists?
It all started with a post by Tony Effe, where he wrote: "Never wake a sleeping dog!" That was enough for Fedez to respond with another post:
"Don't wake the sleeping dog because anything can happen!" The hypotheses for the disagreements between the two are both professional and personal. The Italian media wrote that Fedez had a flirtation with Effe's ex, Taylor Mega, while Tony wrote on social networks that "Chiara Ferragani says she adores me", a statement which he later clarified in the context of a humor and old friendship between them.
On the other hand, Fedez reminded Tony of his addiction to narcotic substances, while he responded with another post:
"You liked cocaine that night, we enjoyed it together!" He goes further by discussing the loyalty of his former friend and writes: "You are just a spy, friend of the police". The saga of clashes continues even going to more personal levels and coming to the defense of Fedez's ex-wife, Chiara Ferragni.
"You are a disgrace!" writes rapper Tony, as he reminds Fedez of the fact that the influencer not only supported him, but stayed by his side in the most difficult moments of his life, such as his illness.
"You didn't just abandon a single mother...You made children for Instagram and left them," adds Effe.
Beyond all the virtual clashes and hypotheses of the Italian media about the conflict between the two artists, Chiara Ferragni also reacted with a post on Instastory.
"Do whatever you want, but leave me alone and out of this situation, me and my children," she writes.
Welcome to the newest celebrity drama!
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