Lil Yachty has publicly unleashed his frustrations on Karrahbooo after she left his Concrete Boys collective. The dispute has erupted into a fierce exchange, with allegations flying from both sides.
Karrahbooo, who recently exited the group, has claimed she was bullied and verbally abused. In response, Yachty took to Instagram Live to present his side of the story, shedding light on the internal conflict.
The Fallout
Lil Yachty announced Karrahbooo’s departure last month. He initially maintained a neutral tone, saying, “We have split ways with Karrah as far as this Concrete shit. I have nothing bad to say, nothing negative to say about Karrah. I wish her the best in her career.”
However, the calm waters didn’t last long. On August 22, Yachty took to Instagram Live, where he provided a different narrative. He expressed frustration and made several accusations against Karrahbooo, who was once his assistant turned artist.
Accusations Fly
In his Instagram Live session, Yachty accused Karrahbooo of being verbally abusive towards his bodyguard. He stated, “I’m so sick and tired of helping people. Gon’ head and tell people how you verbally abuse people.”
Additionally, Yachty claimed to have written all of Karrahbooo’s verses, including her viral On the Radar freestyle. This assertion was backed up by an iPhone voice note of his reference for her show-stealing verse in the Concrete Boys cypher.
Denying Mistreatment
Yachty also took time to deny any allegations of mistreatment directed towards Karrahbooo. He said, “Karrah, I have never bullied you. I let you live at my house for free!”
He continued, “I ain’t never done nothing but be nice, love you, brought you around every rapper. I brought you around everybody from [Lil] Baby to Drake.”
His frustration was clear as he said, “I wrote every fucking verse you’ve done. I dressed you. I gave you that chrome Rolex. You were waiting tables! I changed your muthafucking life! And you on here lying talking about some ‘we bully you’? That shit got me fucked up, bruh!”
Financial Dispute
The financial aspect of their fallout was another major point of contention. Yachty addressed claims that he had stolen money from Karrahbooo. He countered, “You talked to my fucking label crazy. You claim I was stealing money from you. Stealing money from you how, n-gga? You ain’t made no money!”
Yachty went further to accuse Karrahbooo of owing his label nearly $1 million. He insisted, “You $900,000 in the whole and I got every fucking receipt, n-gga. And I’ma post it. I dare you [to] try me. And I’ll post how much money your fucking streams have made.”
Social Media Backlash
The drama spilled over to social media, where a restaurant employee claimed on X (formerly Twitter) that Karrahbooo had been bullied out of the Concrete Boys.
Karrahbooo also responded on her own X account with a vague comment, saying, “ion say too much cuz I know shit gone unfold on its own,” followed by, “this aged well.”
Meanwhile, fans and followers of both artists have taken to social media to express their opinions, further fueling the controversy.
Voices from the Industry
The exchange between Lil Yachty and Karrahbooo has not gone unnoticed in the music industry. Some artists have sided with Yachty, while others believe Karrahbooo’s claims need to be considered seriously.
One industry insider commented, “It’s always tough when personal and professional lives blur. Both Yachty and Karrah need to find a way to resolve this privately.”
The Path Forward
As the dust settles, it remains unclear how each will move forward. Both Lil Yachty and Karrahbooo have significant followings and careers at stake.
Only time will tell how this dispute will impact their future work and relationships within the music industry. For now, the fans can only watch and wait.
The public feud between Lil Yachty and Karrahbooo highlights the complexities of personal and professional relationships in the music industry.
As accusations and defenses continue to fly, the full story may take time to unfold. However, both parties’ careers will inevitably be impacted by this highly publicized dispute.
