Big Sean Calls Out Ex Naya Rivera And Kid Cudi On New Song 'No More Interviews'

Big Sean has called out his former label mate Kid Cudi and ex Naya Rivera in a new song released to streaming services Monday titled "No More Interviews."

"Cudi and 'Ye, what happened to our family ways, though?" Sean raps mentioning Kanye West who signed both Cudi and himself to his label G.O.O.D. Music before Cudi went independent.

"When I put you on that song with Nas, you had told me that you was forever grateful/ And that we brothers, so it hurt to hit the internet to find out that me and you don't [expletive] with each other," the rapper continues about the pair's 2013 track "First Chain."

"Over a miscommunication that probably could be fixed with a five-minute conversation/ I'm still praying for ya, though, I guess I charged it to the game," Sean says in reference to Cudi checking into rehab for depression and suicidal urges.

In terms of Rivera, the Detroit native addresses his ex's recent claims in her new memoir Sorry Not Sorry rapping, "Funny thing about it is my ex wanna write a tell all/ [Expletive] up thing about it is she ain't even tell all."

"I won't tell them all the other parts about you that's plastic/ This my last time putting my ex in a song even though the last one went triple platinum," he continues, referencing his former hit single "I Don't [Expletive] You."

Sean also released a new single on Halloween from his upcoming album titled "Bounce Back" which he performed on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.

Sean teased earlier this year that he had worked with famed producer Rick Rubin and Jay on his new album, explaining to Billboard, "It's my favorite thing that I've ever done so far."

Earlier this year Jhene Aiko shocked fans when news broke that she was divorcing her soon-to-be ex-husband Dot Da Genius. Soon thereafter, rumors surfaced that her separation may be related to her musical relationship with Big Sean. Aiko has so far not addressed her divorce from the Dot Da Genius, but Kid Cudi decided to chime in on his Twitter account.

Defending his longtime collaborator and friend, Dot Da Genius, the Cudder tweeted a subliminal shot at possibly both Aiko and Sean Don.

“The funny thing is, we aint sweatin these bum bitches and these corn ball ass n—-s. We too busy makin better music,” he wrote. He then added, “I will ether anyone for my family.”

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