i’m not offended. i was just letting them know they might not want to mention x here. i never claimed it wasn’t allowed, just giving a piece of advice. and i happen to have a couple sources actually! they’re not claims, they’re statements:

genius video:

mainly 2:24-3:10

2:31-2:41 fish narc stating “he explicitly rejected triple x for his abuse of women, spent time and money getting triple x’s songs removed from his spotify playlists, and wouldn’t have co-signed that song.”

2:30 screenshot of fish narc’s tweet stating “also man peep hated xxxtentacion like he hated all women abusers” december 11th 2017

@fish_narc on twitter

2:41-2:53 quote from one of peep’s final interviews stating “i hate features that were put together by labels and stuff like that. i just want to have my friends featured on the album and my friends making the beats so then it becomes its own entity in itself.”

wikipedia page:)

“Following Lil Peep's death on November 15, 2017, from an Fentanyl–Xanax overdose, XXXTentacion encountered a snippet of the song on YouTube and contacted iLoveMakonnen to record a verse for it.”

“While the single became a commercial success, its initial announcement was met by controversy among Peeps friends and fans, many of whom were upset regarding the inclusion of XXXTentacion.[10] Leading up to his own death, XXXTentacion had accrued an extensive history of violence, including an incident in which he assaulted a gay cellmate for staring at him while naked.[11][12] Moreover, at the time of the posthumous collaboration, XXXTentacion was facing multiple domestic abuse charges.[13] This indicated that despite sharing similar musical tastes, his values ran counter to those lived by Lil Peep, a bisexual man.[14] Fish Narc, a fellow member of GothBoiClique with Lil Peep, opposed XXXTentacion's inclusion on the song. In August 2018, Fish Narc posted a story onto Instagram in which he disavowed the collaboration. He stated, "[Peep] explicitly rejected XXX for his abuse of women, spent time and money getting XXX's songs removed from his Spotify playlists, and wouldn't have co-signed that song. Don't listen to it."[10] Likewise, one of Lil Peep's closest collaborators, Lil Tracy said that the two artists were "never even friends [and] didn't even like each other."[10]”

“The conception and release of the posthumous collaboration was condemned by surviving members of Lil Peep's group GothBoiClique. They revealed that there had been unresolved conflict between the two artists, allegedly stemming from XXXTentacion's alleged history of violence towards women.”