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Yeat Drops Diss Track Targeting Travis Scott After Slime Language 3 Snub
4 Sep
Summary
- Yeat's verse was removed from Young Thug's Slime Language 3 track.
- Rumors suggest Travis Scott issued an ultimatum over Yeat's feature.
- Yeat's new song 'On Nothing' appears to directly address Travis Scott.
A public dispute appears to be unfolding between rappers Yeat and Travis Scott, stemming from the recent release of Young Thug's "Slime Language 3." Yeat, who was initially featured on the track "Eaters" with Travis Scott, Future, and Tezzus, was removed from the song.
Fans observed Yeat's verse missing from the compilation on Monday, August 31. Subsequent rumors suggested Travis Scott may have presented an ultimatum to Young Thug: remove Yeat's contribution or Scott would withdraw his own verse. This situation has now escalated with Yeat releasing a new diss track.
The song, titled "On Nothing," contains direct lyrical attacks on an artist referred to as "Flame," widely interpreted as a reference to Travis Scott's nickname, La Flame. Lyrics such as "I'ma put out that flame, it's fuckin' lame" strongly indicate Yeat's intention to confront Scott publicly.
The exact nature of the disagreement remains unconfirmed, but Yeat's latest release suggests a significant falling out within the YSL collective or its associated artists.
