It seems like another day, another celebrity sparking controversy on social media.
This time around, Tommy Richman found himself in the hot seat after a tweet that left many questioning his credentials as a hip-hop artist.
Richman took to Twitter to express his thoughts on his profession, declaring that he was not, in fact, a hip-hop artist.
The tweet was met with swift backlash, with many fans and fellow artists calling him out for his statement.
Among those who took issue with Richman's tweet was DJ Hed, a prominent figure in the hip-hop scene.
DJ Hed took to Twitter to respond to Richman's tweet, calling him out for his perceived hypocrisy.
'If you're going to make a living off of hip-hop, you should at least have the decency to call yourself a hip-hop artist,' DJ Hed wrote.
The response sparked a heated debate, with some fans coming to Richman's defense and others supporting DJ Hed's stance.
However, the debate was short-lived, as the two parties eventually put their differences aside and moved on from the issue.
Richman has yet to comment on the backlash he received, but DJ Hed's response serves as a reminder that in the world of hip-hop, authenticity is key.
As for DJ Hed, he continues to be a respected voice in the hip-hop community, using his platform to speak out against those he perceives as being disingenuous.
Only time will tell if Richman will bounce back from the controversy, but one thing is certain - in the world of hip-hop, you're only as good as your last move.