Although they are label-mates, that didn’t stop Ghostface Killah from talking about The-Dream. Prompted by being turned down by the singer to appear on his upcoming Wizard of Poetry album, Ghostface Killah says The-Dream is cocky. “No Dream, nah, Dream fronted on me,” Ghost says. “Yeah, radio killer fuckin’ fronted. Yeah, it’s Def Jam but you know certain niggas get cocky, these little niggas. It is what it is though. I ain’t gonna complain about it but don’t give me your fuckin’ number and tell me you gonna do something — and renege on me. That’s these lil’ niggas. It’s different eras. These different eras mean a lot. This is the bullshit era.”

The-Dream wasn’t the only singer that Ghostface spoke about. “I had the list in my head but my list ain’t work,” Ghost said. “These R&B cats is wild yo but some people heard my work and they just jumped on it. Like John Legend, he heard what I was doing and he just wanted to get on it. Same thing with Raheem DeVaughn. I wanted Alicia Keys, I reached out to Avant. Tamia but you know how it is with women. They just stood the kid up. They ain’t get back so I had to just go with the fellas.”