Jennaske and Benny The Butcher Trade Barbs on 'LOVE/HATE'

Queens rapper Jennaske has spent the last year refining a sharp-tongued delivery that demands a heavy-hitting sparring partner. She finds one in Benny The Butcher on "LOVE/HATE," a track that sidesteps the typical rap collaboration format in favor of a narrative-driven back-and-forth. The two play the roles of a fractured couple, dissecting loyalty and the friction between street life and domestic stability. While Benny provides his signature grit, Jennaske holds the center of the track, proving her pen is sturdy enough to match the Griselda heavyweight. It is a calculated move for the New York artist, signaling a shift from viral potential to established technical proficiency. The production stays out of the way, allowing the dialogue—and Jennaske’s ability to anchor a high-profile feature—to take precedence. Following a string of solo singles, this collaboration suggests a larger project is on the horizon for the Queens native.