Ludacris recently gave flowers to Jeezy on his IG page in the form of a video giving the "Put On" rapper props for one of his favorite lines in Hip-Hop. "I tell people all the time that one of my favorite lines in Hip-Hop period is 'minus the bullshit life's great/just put a camera on the peach in my license plate,'" Luda said as Jeezy stepped into the video. "I called him to tell him that I loved that line, and he told me that he actually had a camera on the peach in his license plate."

The line comes from Jeezy's 2003 song "Get Ya' Mind Right", and references the peach, which is the official state fruit of Georgia, where Ludacris and Jeezy both migrated to from Illinois and South Carolina respectively. "I'm a Jeezy fan, I'm lettin' ya'll know that right now," Luda said in the video which also contained a picture of Ludacris,Jeezy, and Fat Joe simply captioned "Kings". 

In other recent Ludacris news, a dramedy which chronicles his early radio days in Atlanta is in the works. According to The Hollywood Reporter, BET+ is developing an untitled half hour scripted dramedy series inspired by Ludacris’ early days as Cris Lova Lova on the Atlanta radio scene.

The script will be written and executive produced by Noah Gardenswartz, with Ludacris serving as an executive producer and music supervisor. Universal television and Luda’s label Disturbing Tha Peace are developing the series along with his longtime manager, Shaka Zulu.

In a recent interview with Rock The Bells, Ludacris broke down his early radio history. “I definitely started on the radio, I was rapping before that but I went to the radio to get my music heard and it ended up working,” the “Area Codes” MC says. “I worked at 97.5 in Atlanta which is now 107.9, that’s really where I got my start. I appreciate everyone who supported me since day one.”