This afternoon, Fat Trel dropped his latest mixtape, April Foolz, a project that the Board Administration, the label he was once affiliated with, attempted to distance itself from in a statement released earlier this week.
In the release, the boutique label and management company, co-founded by rapper Wale, singer Tre of the go-go outfit UCB, and entrepreneur Greg Harrison, stated that "[w]hile we did not collaborate with Fat Trel on his current mixtape project, we wish him well in all professional endeavors and hope his new effort is a noteworthy follow-up to 'No Secrets.'"
Despite the fact that it's April Fool's Day, and Trel's mixtape is called April Foolz, the split between the Northeast D.C. rapper and the label doesn't appear to be a joke.
Today, WKYS 93.9, posted a video interview with Trel and his manager, P, in which they discuss the Board statement, Trel's ongoing relationship with Wale, and April Foolz.
Trel said in the interview that there was never a legal contract between himself and the Board, so he wasn't technically signed to the label, and that he heard about Board severing their professional relationship with him on the internet, like everyone else.
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