Omarion has revealed he’s no longer in touch with any of his former B2K bandmates.
During a recent chat on The Breakfast Club, Omarion opened up about the lack of connection with his ex-group members, with whom he’s been feuding in recent years.
“I always will honor my group, my foundation and where I come from,” Omarion explained. “As far as personally, we don’t have a relationship.
“I will say that Boog did come to one of my shows and we chopped it up so there will always be a type of love there,” he added. “We grew up together, and we did something in all our lives that [no one else] did. So, I think there’s always a honor system there.”
Back in 2022, Omarion got real about his rocky relationship with Raz-B, Lil’ Fizz, and J-Boog, saying they were brought together “to be brothers” but couldn’t maintain that bond because of outside influences.
“Let’s just take the concept of brotherhood, right? Everybody has a different version of that, unfortunately, because some people don’t actually have siblings,” he explained then. “It means different things to different people, so, I will say in one aspect in our journey, we were put together to be brothers, you know what I’m saying?
“But I don’t think in essence we were,” Omarion continued. “I think that there were a lot of people that made sure that we connected and then disconnected.”
Fizz fired back at Omarion’s statements with several memes, while Raz-B dropped a lengthy letter blasting Omarion’s attitude.
“Being a child of the Most high, people always gonna try to dim your light,” Raz wrote. “Nobody’s told me thank you for feeding their families nobody. I take full accountability for my actions on Millennium Tour but why would you wanna kick your own brother off the tour who brought the money to the table and then put out a press release say I want to see you in a good light?”
Just months before this war of words, Omarion sparked controversy during a Verzuz battle with Mario by suggesting he was the true star of B2K, referring to his former bandmates as mere “backup dancers.”
