A tense encounter between Toronto rapper Pressa and popular Kick streamer N3on has fueled one of the city’s most high-profile rap feuds. The confrontation, which unfolded live on stream on August 30, 2025, saw Pressa using the opportunity to send a pointed message to his rival, fellow Toronto artist Top5.
While N3on dressed as Superman was streaming on a street in Los Angeles, Pressa suddenly approached him on camera, making his stance against Top5 unmistakable. “F*** Top Five, man. Top Five keep calling you,” Pressa declared, before adding, “When it comes to Toronto, we them guys. We the serious guys.”
Pressa continued with several pointed remarks, declaring: “F* Top 5… G-G-G-G-K. You know how we rockin’, we all tied in L.A., live. Call Top 5 right now, your boy, and tell him what it is.”**
The rapper also clarified that any respect he once held for Top5’s late associate Jason had “ran out.” That statement starkly contrasted with earlier comments from Pressa’s brother Bundog, who had previously said he had “too much love for Jason to add a K behind GGG.”
Visibly uncomfortable, N3on attempted to remove himself from the escalating moment. “I’m a civilian,” he repeated several times, insisting he didn’t want to play a role in the feud. “I don’t want to get involved in beefs… I’m friends with him, but nothing to do with any of the other stuff.”
When Pressa pressed him on his association with Top5, N3on stressed he was friends with both artists. “Yeah, you’re friends with both of them,” Pressa remarked, to which N3on nodded, adding, “I’m friends with him, but nothing to do with any of the other stuff… all love, man.”
The situation didn’t end with Pressa’s departure. Moments later, Top5 phoned N3on live on stream. In what appeared to be an attempt to control the narrative, N3on softened his stance, even suggesting that Top5 might not appear on his streams in the future — a notable shift given their previous collaborations.
The clash between Pressa and Top5 stems from a deteriorating friendship that unraveled in 2025. Once close collaborators who traveled together to Dubai, the pair have since launched into a heated public feud.
Tensions escalated after Top5 was stabbed in London, UK, and later returned online to mock Pressa’s BFR crew, often shouting “3LK” — shorthand for “Three Letter Killers.” Pressa retaliated with “GGGK” posts on social media and circulated footage of Top5’s associate Flippa being attacked in prison.
The Los Angeles encounter highlights how Toronto’s rap conflicts are now spilling into the world of live streaming. With “killer gangster rappers hopping on streams now and beefing on streams,” the feud has crossed international borders and digital platforms, bringing street politics directly to online audiences.
