Tank & Durand Bernarr Take Their ‘Beef To FaceTime & End It w/ Laughs: ‘It’s Never That Serious’
Tank & Durand Bernarr Take Their ‘Beef To FaceTime & End It w/ Laughs: ‘It’s Never That Serious’
Tank and Durand Bernarr are officially putting their brief R&B tension behind them and apparently all it took was one FaceTime call.
After social media spent the last day dissecting Durand revealing Tank had him blocked, the singers decided to handle things directly instead of letting the internet keep the narrative going. Tank shared a screenshot of the two on FaceTime, signaling the situation had already cooled off behind the scenes.
“We talked for a minute!..It’s never that serious and at the end of the day love always wins.. @durandbernarr keep killin! We’ll work soon..,” Tank tweeted alongside the photo.
Durand appeared just as ready to move on, reposting the image with a callback to the original debate that sparked everything in the first place. “And just like that, we CAN talk,” he wrote.
The exchange comes shortly after Durand told The Joe Budden Podcast that Tank had blocked him following a disagreement over singers performing songs in their original key.
What could have easily turned into a drawn-out social media feud instead ended with jokes, mutual respect, and possible music on the way.

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