T-Pain had some negative things to say about Future's use of auto-tune last year, and although he later praised the Honest rapper and producer's song-writing skills, it seems to be too late to make amends.

Future tells MTV News that there's a very slim chance he would ever work with T-Pain after the way things went down.

Last year Pain took to Instagram to call Future "the new T-Pain," adding in interviews that he didn't understand how to use auto-tune properly. Those jabs definitely didn't go unnoticed.

"I would've worked with him, easy, before he made those comments," Future told MTV News' Sway Calloway, "[But] when he took the jab at me I pretty much just lost all respect for him."

"Why Me?" he continued. "You could've talked to me off the record, or got in contact with me. Before I got in the game, he wasn't no one I looked up to, but he was someone that I loved his songs. He had the radio on lock. I came in the game on 'Tony Montana,' I came in on a song like I'm Sprung,' singing auto-tune. Then I did 'Turn on the Lights,' — that don't sound like no T-Pain."

And even after T-Pain tried to backtrack, it was already too late.

"I don't look at him the same no more, because you've gotta respect the man as a man," Future said. "You can't say something then try to take it back. I know how you really feel. You can't show your hand and try to hide it again.

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Getting a straight answer about a Black Hippy album seems like a miracle these days, but when MTV News asked Kendrick Lamar about the dream project, we got way more than we expected.

"Yeah, Black Hippy, we're moving around man. They'll be getting something soon. They might get a few early freestyles or something, 'cause I know fans are heated for us," K-Dot told MTV News correspondent Josh Horowitz on Thursday night when he walked the red carpet at "The Amazing Spider-Man 2" in New York City.

Lamar linked up in the studio with Pharrell Williams, Alicia Keys and Hans Zimmer for the lead single from Spidey's new soundtrack, but now the good kid tells us that he is in the studio at work on his second major label album.

In a February Billboard story, TDE CEO Anthony "Top Dawg" Tiffith said he expected Lamar to drop his new LP in September, while label co-president Dave Free said that he believed Kendrick, Jay Rock, Schoolboy Q and Ab-Soul's collaborative Black Hippy project would come before the year's end. Kendrick, however, gave us no time table.

"No tentative date, I'm in the studio now with ideas and things like that and just seeing where it takes me. I look at each project as a journey," he said of his good kid, m.A.A.d city follow-up. "I couldn't give a stable idea of what I'm doing, but it will definitely be a deal."

There are a few names you think of when it comes to selfie masters — Justin Bieber, Kim Kardashian, Nick Jonas — but few pull out the cameos like Macklemore.

Just a quick browse of Macklemore's Instagram account, and you can see he's posed with people like Michael Jordan, Paul McCartney, T.I. and Miley Cyrus.

Now the rapper has probably the best cam-eo yet: a camel.

Mack, along with Ryan Lewis, is currently stopped in Abu Dhabi on tour with Rick Ross and Wiley. And what better way to get pumped for tonight's show than to find a camel in the desert?

Sure, Kim K has ridden a camel, but who captured a special selfie with the dromedary? This guy.

If you're planning a surprise party, you might not want to put Mariah Carey in charge of the invite list. While MC might bring the glamour and flash, she's kind of hazy on how the whole surprise thing works.

Case in point: in a new Billboard cover story, Mariah admits that her long-delayed new album is still a work in progress that has been held up by three singles 
 "The Art of Letting Go" and "You're Mine (Eternal)") that she realizes didn't exactly set the charts on fire.

So her solution appears to be borrowing a page from Beyoncé's surprise-album drop
 from December and sneak-attacking her Lambs with her 14th album's title, track list and music through as-yet-unannounced digital partners.

"I have to be the one that announces this, especially the title," Carey said, hinting that the album's title is derived from a "personal possession of mine that's part of an entity that I've had almost all my life."

Mariah, you realize if you tell us you're going to surprise us it's not a surprise, right?

She never actually mentioned Bey (of course), but Billboard pointed out that, like Carey, Queen Bee was coming off a somewhat lackluster album (2011s 4) when she decided to storm back with a sneak-attack album that has been a smash.

Can she catch lighting in a bottle like Bey did? Some might say no way.

But, so far Mariah has recruited producers Rodney Jerkins and manager Jermaine Dupri, as well as Hit-Boy and Mike Will Made It. Guests include Nas, Wale ...