Earlier this week, fans were puzzled to learn that Yeat’s verse on YSL’s compilation album Slime Language 3 had disappeared without a trace. Social chatter suggested that another artist had issued Young Thug an ultimatum to drop Yeat’s contribution or theirs, effectively erasing his line from the project. The mystery around the sudden removal fueled talk of backstage pressure and deals. Now, a fresh diss track from Yeat appears to corroborate that Travis Scott was involved in the move.
In “ON NOTHING,” Yeat targets Scott, adopting his trademark alias La Flame as he opens, declaring that he intends to extinguish that spark and labeling what’s happening as “lame” and resulting in a sad outcome for Scott. The railing intensifies: “I don’t mess with Flame; there’s not much to say; if I saw a candle, I’d hush it.” He adds: “What more could I say? You do what others tell you to say; you’re a real puppet.” See the clip below.
