Ken Carson released his latest deluxe project, Cartunez** earlier this morning,** and his supporters could not be more enthusiastic. He spent several weeks hinting at the record following the arrival of Xperiment. Unfortunately, multiple postponements kept the project from reaching listeners as originally planned.
The album has finally arrived with 13 additional tracks. ApolloRed1 appears on one of the songs, which takes unmistakable aim at Nine Vicious. The polarizing former YSL rapper has an existing connection to Opium after previously targeting the label’s cofounder, Opm Babi. Nine called him a “rat,” seemingly prompting Ken Carson to begin preparing a response of his own.
That response arrived in the form of “9 bitches.” The track’s name already appears to mock Nine Vicious because of the clear rhyme between the two phrases. Carson becomes even more aggressive in the actual lyrics, openly mentioning his target by name.
“And I got nine bitches/N***a talk down on the O, we gon' put nine stitches\ARP on me bold, I've been ridin' with it/Pussy bitch, know you a ho, Nine Vicious/Who gon' slime this? I'm ready to slime somethin',” Carson raps. “This bitch a fine bum, I wouldn't give this ho a crumb/I'm at your mammy house, these niggas lackin'/You can ask your ho 'bout me, she already know what's brackin'.”
More threatening lines also appear throughout the record, including “Boy, you sugar sweet, honey tea/Pop it on the internet, we gon' leave that boy on the concrete.”
The release is already generating plenty of conversation across social media, particularly because of Nine Vicious’ reputation as a divisive figure. Nine has not publicly answered Carson’s record at this time, but we will share any developments if that changes.
“Solidarity has to be more than a gesture, it has to be a useful contribution”
Nine Vicious has never had nice things to say about the Opium label, and now, Ken Carson is clapping back on "9 bitches."
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