'Devil Is A Lie' producer accused of stealing beat

Rick Ross recently debuted his track "Devil Is A Lie" featuring Jay Z and the internet went crazy but all of the positive hype came to a halt once a shocking accusation was made.

The initially credited producer, KE On The Track, has been accused of stealing the beat from another producer, Major Seven.

Shortly after the song was released by way of Rick Ross' Soundcloud account, KE released a video of him making the "Devil Is A Lie" beat and all hell broke loose.

KE's video caught the attention of Atlanta producer Major Seven and he was not tight lipped about his supposedly stolen work.

Seven took to Twitter to express his frustrations and call out KE On The Track. Here's what he had to say:

"Rick Ross feat. Jayz Devil is a Lie prod. by Me stolen by @_keonthetrack https://www.worldstarhiphop.com/videos/video.php?v=wshhF6JbhrAt45uKuM5h ...  this guy is a straight theif!!!!"

Seven sent out several tweets about the situation and said that he would be releasing a beat video for "Devil Is A Lie." He went on to say that his video "won't be fake like KE's" and he'll "show yall every individual sound! And the dates on sessions."

Hours later KE responded to the accusations by tweeting this:

"'We dont believe you , you need more people'  hov.lol"

Seven supposedly responded with a tweet that was later removed. He went on to say that the situation would be handled in the "long run."

Rick Ross and Jay Z's collaboration "Devil Is A Lie" is slated to be featured on Ross' Mastermind album, whoever no producer is credited.