Tank Reveals He and Durand Bernarr Squashed Beef Via FaceTime

ATLANTA, GEORGIA - MAY 16: Singer Tank performs during R&B Money Tour With Tank & Keri Hilson at Tabernacle on May 16, 2024 in Atlanta, Georgia.
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R&B singers Tank and Durand Bernarr appear to have moved past a brief public disagreement that recently sparked debate online among music fans.

The singers addressed the issue privately through a FaceTime call after social media users amplified tensions between them. Tank later shared a screenshot of the conversation, signaling the conflict had ended peacefully.

“We talked for a minute!..It’s never that serious and at the end of the day love always wins.. @durandbernarr keep killin! We’ll work soon..,” Tank wrote in a social media post.

Bernarr responded with humor while referencing the original disagreement.

“And just like that, we CAN talk,” he wrote after reposting the image online.

The exchange marked a quick resolution to what many fans believed could become a longer feud between the two respected vocalists.

Debate Over Vocal Performance Sparked Tension

The disagreement reportedly began after Bernarr discussed Tank during an appearance on “The Joe Budden Podcast.” According to online reports, Bernarr claimed Tank blocked him after the pair disagreed about singers performing songs in their original key.

The debate quickly gained traction among R&B listeners online. Fans weighed in on vocal standards, artistry and live performance expectations. Some defended Tank’s perspective as rooted in traditional musicianship. Others sided with Bernarr’s broader view of vocal interpretation and stage performance.

Neither singer publicly escalated the disagreement beyond a few comments. That restraint helped shift attention away from conflict and back toward professionalism.

Industry observers noted that the resolution stood out at a time when celebrity disputes often become prolonged social media spectacles. Instead, both artists appeared interested in ending speculation quickly.

Tank’s message also hinted at future collaboration.

“We’ll work soon,” he added in the same post.

That possibility excited fans who praised both artists for their vocal abilities and musical versatility. Tank remains known for his decades-long R&B career as both a singer and songwriter. Bernarr has earned acclaim for his experimental sound, theatrical performances and growing fan base.

Fans Praise Mature Resolution

Online reactions largely celebrated the singers for resolving the matter directly rather than continuing public back-and-forth exchanges.

Many fans described the FaceTime call as a reminder that disagreements within the music industry do not always require extended drama. Others applauded both men for showing mutual respect despite differing opinions.

The moment also reflected a broader conversation within R&B circles about vocal technique, live performance expectations and artistic evolution. Those discussions continue to shape debates among artists and fans alike.

For now, however, Tank and Bernarr seem focused on moving forward.

What started as a disagreement over singing styles may ultimately lead to new music instead of lingering tension.