DJ Akademiks run at Complex and Everyday Struggle is over.

It started with him and Joe Budden, and Ak praised his elder and Joe's "ambition" when he announced his parting with Complex.

He had nothing nice to say, however, about Joe's current sidekicks Rory and Mal. [Jump to 15 minutes.]

“Sometimes we’ve been guilty of staying at the party too long,” he said. “Nine months in Joe left. Joe kind of offered an invitation to come to REVOLT. I’m gonna be honest with you, I wasn’t with it ...  If y’all not talking to me.  Listen to me, I’m not Rory and I’m not that Mini Mal, OK?

“It should be very evident in what I built, because those bum ass n*ggas are struggling. Facts! I’m gonna be a’ight. You know what I like about what Joe did? Joe making millions, he don’t care. You see them little bum ass n*ggas Rory and Mini Mal, them n*ggas is living like check to check ... That was never me. Ask Joe when I pulled up to his crib the very first time. I pulled up to his crib in a $180,000 car, G-Wagon. Facts. I got that from YouTube. I was doing really well. I was making $100,000 a month. We went to Complex, they were giving us $10,000 for … it was supposed to be a weekly show."

Ak has a history of going after Rory, who actually tried to pull up a couple of months ago.