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In his current spat with DJ Akademiks, Freddie Gibbs has said it all. Since Gibbs was accused of hacking into the media personality’s Instagram account in November, the two have been at odds. The Alfredo rapper claimed he’s ready to take it to the next level during a recent visit on Jalen & Jacoby on Wednesday (December 8).

When asked why he was shirtless for their interview, Gibbs said, “I’m training for a fight.”

“Oh you training for a fight? Breaking news on Jalen and Jacoby,” Jalen said. “Who is Freddie Gibbs training to fight?”

“DJ Akademiks. I’m a solid 185, Dj Akademiks a soft 204 so I think we can make that fight happen,” Gibbs said with a smile on his face. “He announced it. He announced it yesterday that he wanted to do a celebrity boxing match so we could donate it to charity, you know what I’m saying? I don’t want no money. If I win, I just want Akademiks to delete his Instagram and delete his Twitter and leave the rap game.”

He clarified the beef with Akademiks isn’t what he would consider a “real beef.” “But we could definitely get that celebrity boxing match off and do it for charity we could donate it to whatever he wanna do —-let’s do it,” Gibbs said.

A shirtless @FreddieGibbs linked up with @JalenRose and @djacoby to challenge @Akademiks to a fight 😂 pic.twitter.com/dDejMLQj1E
— New Show Loading (@newshowloading) December 8, 2021

While Gibbs and Ak’s feud may not be considered a true quarrel, things have continued to heat up between them this week.

Akademiks compared Gibbs to 6ix9ine during a visit to Gillie Da Kid’s Million Dollaz Worth of Game podcast on Tuesday (December 8), saying the rapper’s vow to “smoke” him didn’t worry him at all.

“After I come back from L.A., [Freddie Gibbs] sends out a tweet [saying], ‘You know I could have smoked Akademiks. I knew where he was at, I almost pulled up and smoked him and the place where he was at, I knew everybody there and nobody was gonna do nothing. They were gonna let me smoke him but God told me no,’” Ak said. “I believe he knew [where I was] but I don’t believe in his wildest dreams that he would pull up.”

He continued, “This is when I realized that Freddie Gibbs is 6ix9ine. Freddie Gibbs is the son of a cop. Freddie Gibbs’ brother is a doctor. His other brother is a district attorney. Okay, let’s keep all these things in mind. Father, cop. Brother, district attorney. Other brother, a doctor. Remember, these are the gangster rappers. He’s claiming he’s Vice Lord, he’s big, tough and everything. He’s tweeting out public threats to me. [Saying] I could have killed you.”

Gibbs simply replied to the accusations on Twitter, “I never had a brother that was a district attorney I wish I did though.”

I never had a brother that was a district attorney I wish I did though.
— Big 🐰 (@FreddieGibbs) December 7, 2021

Sheff G, a member of the Brooklyn Drill, was reportedly detained on Saturday (July 17). According to a tweet from Akademiks, the 22-year-old Flatbush resident was arrested for second-degree felony firearms possession. His next court appearance is on August 18, and no bail has been set.

“NY Drill Artist Sheff G arrested for Gun Possession in NYC,” Akademiks wrote late Saturday night. “He’s remanded and will have to wait for a bond hearing to find out when he’ll be able to bail out. Next court hearing is August 18th.”

Next court hearing is August 18th.
— DJ Akademiks (@Akademiks) July 18, 2021

Over the last few years, Sheff G has had a number of run-ins with the authorities. After police reportedly discovered him driving with a.45 caliber pistol during a routine traffic stop in January, the RCA Records musician was arrested on accusations of unlawful weapons possession.

Sheff G was detained on the scene and charged with three counts of criminal possession of a firearm and two driving infractions, but his team seemed sure that he would be acquitted.

“We will vigorously defend these charges,” his attorney Mitchell Elman told the NY Post. “I have no further comment at this time.”

The New York Police Department (NYPD) barred Sheff and five other musicians, including the late Pop Smoke, from Rolling Loud’s New York performance in November 2019 due to “public safety concerns.”

“It was sad that they took the opportunity away from us so we could show the world that we bigger than just being in the hood and whatever they think we doing,” Sheff said. “That’s something that’s going to better our life. So why would you want to stop us from doing that? You want to keep us where we was at before, so it is what it is, but it’s also spiteful shit.”