Charley Crockett’s Belated Beef With Jack White Escalates On Day 2

The boys are fighting. It all goes back to last month, when Charley Crockett caught heat for dropping Twin Temple off of his shows allegedly due to their Satanic imagery. Jack White recruited the LA duo to open for one of his shows in LA next month, and the country star said yesterday that he lost respect for the White Stripes frontman and claimed that White used to avoid political issues. White responded last night, and now Crockett's sounding off.In his response last night, White wrote, "I never said nothing about this young buck before but since he’s trying to drag me into this here rodeo again, here's my official response to Cowboy Charley’s accusations," and then added the full lyrics to Shawn Brown's 1984 John Wayne parody rap "Rappin' Duke."In today's post, Crockett, 42, tells White, 51, that he (Crockett) "ain't that young" and "was born in 1984 surrounded by cotton fields and I never trusted the media from the beginning." He claims that he's been more politically vocal than White and that he guesses White has "Che Guevara and Malcolm X on your shelf, maybe even Fred Hampton, but at the end of the day you get in the Lamborghini and put your kids in private school." Read it ...