Although Korean rapper Keith Ape is gradually being recognized in the American hip hop scene for his latest collaboration "It G Ma (Forget It)," featuring fellow Asian rappers JayAllday, loota, Okasian, and Kohh, American rapper OG Maco has a bone to pick with Ape's success. 

On February 4, Maco accused Ape and his collaborators for copying his track "U Guessed It" as well as using exaggerated racial stereotypes. 

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OG Maco's "U Guessed It"

Keith Ape's "It G Ma" feat. JayAllday, loota, Okasian, and Kohh

Maco wrote on Twitter:

I'm aware of the Koreans that mocked me and took my sauce. I'm not impressed. I'm not inspired. I think it's kinda lame. To each his own.

� L.A. Maco (@OGMaco)

OGMaco

I didn't have grills or extra jackets and lean cups and shit in the "U Guessed It" video, so why did they? Black stereotypes. Lame as fuck.

� L.A. Maco (@OGMaco)

OGMaco

it g ma is dope man get ur shit straight" Naw YALL just hypebeasting shit you can't even understand into relevance

� L.A. Maco (@OGMaco)

OGMaco

Maco's main beef with Ape is the use of stereotypes, such as grills and lean cups, or styrofoam cups filled with cough syrup ("purple drank"). He is accusing Ape of cultural appropriation, or adopting elements of black culture and using them in a racist manner. Maco has also accused other artists of the same in the past, such as Iggy, Macklemore, and Miley Cyrus.

Maco also seems to credit himself for "It G Ma"s current popularity in the U.S.

Yall gotta stop saying this stupid shit. Forreal. IM THE ONE THAT FIRST TWEETED "It G Ma" and got the blogs to pick it up. Dumb fucks.

� L.A. Maco (@OGMaco)

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Tip: Shawn