Matt Seal

T-Pain rented his Bugatti to DJ Khaled for $3,000. It ended up in a music video where it looked like someone else's car. That was the end of the friendship. The song was Ace Hood's "Bugatti." The Bugatti in the video was T-Pain's. He waited for someone to say so. Nobody did. "It was just like, yep, cool car." So he said it himself. "That's my car. DJ Khaled paid me three grand to use my car." Khaled called him. "That's what you're doing?" T-Pain said they made it look like the car was theirs. Khaled told him to watch the video again. "Okay, you didn't say it. But okay." Then the ask. "Take it back. Take the post down." "I kind of still stand by what I said." The post didn't come down. One more problem. The photo he posted to call them out showed Khaled's own artist, Ace Hood. "You just used my artist in the smear campaign." "I don't know what you're talking about." His summary, years later: "This is why me and Khaled, to this day, don't f*** with each other."