
Despite working together several times over the years, T-Pain and DJ Khaleds relationship has turned sour. T-Pain recently vented about DJ Khaled during an interview with Shannon Sharpe for Club Shay Shay. While discussing the 20th anniversary of his debut studio album, T-Pain suggested that his former collaborator is not to be trusted, expanding his complaints to cover the broader lack of loyalty within the music industry as a whole. Nobody is your brother. Nobody, he stated. Everybodys your brother while they can use you. That is the quickest and most consistent thing that Ive learned through this whole thing.T-Pain continued, generalizing his experience: Ive had f*cking DJ Khaled and everybody tell me, Im your brother. Do not believe that sh*t! Like, DJ Khaled knows how to move, he knows how to do things with different people. But its not [just] a DJ Khaled thingthats just the first person I can think of. You gotta think about how many people Ive helped throughout their career. Everybody is like, Oh my God, thank you so much. Youre my brother And then none of that sh*t was reciprocated. None of that sh*t meant anything.” T-Pain says “f*ck DJ Khaled” while explaining how there are no brothers in the music industry “Everybody is your brother while they can use you.” “F*ck DJ Khaled. Everybody done told me I’m your brother. Do not believe that sh*t.”pic.twitter.com/QFbqXrgW8b Kurrco (@Kurrco) November 26, 2025 T-Pain and DJ Khaled collaborated numerous times over the years, including on the popular tracks All I Do Is Win, Im So Hood, and Go Hard. Their professional relationship began to decline around 2013 after Khaled increased his collaborations with Future. At the time, T-Pain publicly accused Khaled of replacing him with the other artist during an interview with VIBE. Years later, T-Pain reflected on the disagreement during an appearance on Drink Champs. He recalled the fallout: Future didnt get mad He ignored the whole thing And then Khaled hit me like, Thats what you doing?’ I was like, Yeah, bro. You said that [Futures Bugatti hook] was his and I didnt have anything to do with it. He was like, Look back at the video. I looked back at it and I was like, Okay, I dont have a rebuttal for this. I was like the worst f*cking friend ever. Khaled was like, Take the post down! You used my artist in a smear campaign! And I was like, [sighs]. I kinda still stand by what I said.T-Pain released his debut studio album, Rappa Ternt Sanga, in December 2005. Since then, he has released several other iconic projects such as Epiphany and Three Ringz. The post Nobody is your brother. NobodyT-Pain slams DJ Khaled in fiery rant about loyalty in the music industry (video) appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.