A new video making rounds on social media shows rapper HoneyKomb Brazy reaching out to fellow artist Finesse2Tymes in what appears to be a public truce. The clip, shared via X by Daily Loud back on October 25, 2025, has tallied up more than 31,000 views thus far and has created quite some buzz in hip-hop circles.
A tweet from X.
In the short video, Brazy born Nashon Jones speaks directly to Finesse2Tymes with a calm but pointed message.
“I don’t even see you, my boy. I abolish you. I don’t see you. I’m not turning you up, my boy,”
He says.
“I got nothing against ya, my boy. We ain’t mean nothing, my boy. We ain’t dying, my boy. We ain’t going to jail, my boy.”
The line that’s really got people talking, though, comes when Brazy mentions jail time:
“You go your head in jail. You don’t get back out. I ain’t gonna get out like you do… get rid of that [expletive] and get right back out here in 10 minutes. Boy, I am not you.”
That “10 minutes” comment has fueled online jokes and conspiracy theories alike some fans turned it into memes comparing jail to “Uber Eats,” while others wondered if Brazy was hinting that Finesse2Tymes had powerful connections or worse, informant ties. As usual, hip-hop Twitter wasted no time dissecting every word.
Both Finesse2Tymes, whose real name is Ricky Leshay Hampton, and HoneyKomb Brazy have made their names on a reputation for being authentically grassroots. Brazy-who has been signed to Rap-A-Lot Records since 2020-is native to Alabama and has grown a following due to his raw and often emotional storytelling. Finesse2Tymes, from Memphis, broke through with his 2022 hit “Back End.” They are associated with the same network, Mob Ties, and both have had legal issues and turbulent personal lives.
Their feud has simmered for months. Earlier this October, Finesse2Tymes went live accusing Brazy of disloyalty in the Memphis scene another chapter in a saga that’s included diss tracks, deleted posts, and more than a few subliminals. Brazy even once accused Finesse2Tymes of “snitching,” a claim he later walked back after reviewing paperwork.
Adding to the mix, Brazy’s had his own legal setbacks. In late 2023, he was arrested on federal gun charges after a traffic stop and sentenced to about 30 months in prison the following year. He’s also carried heavy personal loss his grandparents, Leila and Tony Lewis, were tragically murdered in a 2021 shooting and arson case tied to an ongoing feud. Several suspects, including Darrin Southall, were charged in what prosecutors called a revenge plot uncovered through federal wiretaps.
What this latest video shows is how hip-hop rivalries continue to blur the line between real life and digital performance. One moment of off-the-cuff talk can spin into a full-blown narrative overnight part entertainment, part cautionary tale.
As of October 26, 2025, neither artist has publicly commented further. Associates close to both including BWA Kane have hinted that tensions cooled earlier this year, but the internet rarely forgets. For now, fans are left to interpret the moment is this the start of peace, or just another viral flash in hip-hop’s endless cycle of beef and reconciliation?
