Rapper Tray Ave has had his share of controversy in the last 2 years. With his public beef with former Tax Season Podcast host Taxstone spilling over from Twitter to the streets, Troy Ave found himself in a situation that left him with a murdered friend, gunshot wounds, and an open case in New York. After his release from jail in connection to those events, he has been relentless in releasing music and staying focused on his career. Troy has a message that he wants to bring to the forefront:
“THE STREETS IS A MYTH.”
Taking the time to sit down with DJ Envy and Angela Yee of The Breakfast Club ( Charlamange The God is notably missing from this interview. He has not taken part in any interviews the crew has had with Troy Ave following the shooting incident and the incarceration of Taxstone. Charlamange has ties to Taxstone and remains loyal to him.), Troy speaks on growth, why he says the streets are a myth, his music still doing well despite being banned from several media outlets and venues, and gives a great display of being a competent father by tending to his son during the interview. #PRESSPLAY
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