During KMEL’s Summer Jam in San Francisco, California, Diggy Simmons and J.Cole put their differences aside and squashed their beef. Ever since J.Cole dropped the song “Purple Rain”, which he subliminally rapped about being involved in a sexual way with Diggy’s older sister Vanessa Simmons, Run’s House hasn’t been to fond of the grammy nominated rapper.

“Good girl huh, father was a preacher/ sent her off to college thought I got her on a leash though / from the outside though, them girls be the squeakiest / you get ‘em inside them girls be the freakiest. -J.Cole

Diggy wasn’t happy to hear what J.Cole had to say about his sister, so he responded with a diss track of his own entitled, “What You Say To Me”. According to AllHipHop News, both artists’ say they were sorry, embraced and walked back to their dressing rooms. Both of the artists’ publicists, bodyguards and crew blocked all camera from taking pictures since this was private and between both artists.