Playboi Carti has always done things his way, whether it’s in music, fashion, or even when he’s online. With the release of his new album, MUSIC, the mysterious rapper has been making headlines in his typical unconventional style. Recently, he joined a Discord call with popular streamer Kai Cenat and other streamers Young Dabo and ImDontai to share his thoughts and plans. However, an old topic came back into the spotlight, his awkward experience streaming with Adin Ross. In late 2023, Playboi Carti stirred up some buzz when he appeared on Adin Ross’s stream after a concert with Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign.

But his appearance was brief, he showed up just long enough to get paid and then left, leaving Adin and viewers disappointed. The reaction was quick, with Adin expressing his frustration and fans flooding social media with jokes about what happened. During the recent call with Kai Cenat, while he didn’t mention Adin by name, Carti clearly understood the reference. When asked if he’d consider doing another stream, he admitted he didn’t vibe with the last experience, “I ain’t really mess with bro like that,” he said, showing he wasn’t comfortable with the situation.

This isn’t surprising for fans who know Playboi Carti well, he is very selective about where and with whom he works. He values authenticity and prefers to engage in situations that match his energy. While his relationship with streaming is tricky, he maintains strong connections within the rap community, as seen in the impressive list of artists he collaborates with on MUSIC. So, will Carti join another stream in the future? It’s possible, but only if it’s what he wants. As he continues to explore new creative paths with MUSIC and beyond, Playboi Carti doesn’t just follow trends, he sets them.

Rolling Loud Los Angeles is known for its amazing performances, memorable moments, and surprise guests each year. This time, however, the festival turned into an unexpected showdown between two media personalities. Dejon Paul, a former No Jumper host, reportedly fought fiercely with Rosecrans Vic, a popular figure from Power 106 Los Angeles and the Brown Bag podcast. This altercation created a buzz among fans and industry insiders alike. The exact reason for their fight isn’t clear, but it likely relates to their strong connections within L.A.’s hip-hop community.

Both personalities share the same circles, have common industry ties, and aren’t shy about expressing their opinions, which can often lead to tension. No Jumper is known for its confrontational style, so it seemed only a matter of time before these tensions boiled over. Despite this unexpected brawl, many festivalgoers stayed focused on what truly matters. Rolling Loud Los Angeles showcased an impressive lineup, featuring standout performances from Playboi Carti and A$AP Rocky. Playboi Carti celebrated the release of his new album with a thrilling live performance, while A$AP Rocky gave fans a sneak peek of material from his upcoming album. With such electrifying acts taking the stage, the fight between Dejon Paul and Rosecrans Vic became a minor detail in a spectacular weekend.

Regardless of how the fight started, it highlights the passion and intensity within the hip-hop media scene. Emotions can run high through interviews, social media, or even at music festivals. While we might not learn all the details behind this clash, Rolling Loud LA 2025 was unforgettable, not just for the amazing music. Now, everyone is waiting to see if Dejon Paul and Rosecrans Vic will talk about the fight publicly. Will they apologize, exchange more heated words, or even have another confrontation? In the ever changing world of hip-hop media, anything can happen.