Logan Paul argues that for an established, skilled rapper, responding to minor diss attempts from less credible artists is beneath them.

“some D to school being like oh I'm better than LeBron LeBron's not gonna be like all right man we'll [ __ ] this will meet me in the streets was putting one like you just kind of brush that [ __ ] off and keep moving because everybody knew it had no weight to it”

Dax believes that one should not feel offended when another rapper claims to be the best because it should serve as competitive inspiration.

“I don't think twice about it like let the man believe in himself oh yeah cuz I'm the same way so hey so but what everyone get so butthurt see I believe that too I'll be like you should never be but her when someone says there's a best if you're butter when someone says they're the best”

He believes biracial artists who are half-white should not use the N-word.

“I've been said that they should be say you bu Rao if you have white you should not be allowed to say the whole word I don't care if it's e r r g at the end you should have to say [ __ ] That's it man I'm with you”

Marco Plus advocates for young artists in his community to pursue more constructive paths rather than engaging in violent conflict.

“I want to be the reason that these young kids want to like say like do more, say more, and don't want to get into beef and get shot over nothing essentially.”