The rift between Lil Yachty and Karrahbooo, a former member of his Concrete Boys collective, has reignited with fresh intensity. What began as a quiet departure last year has spiraled into a deeply personal feud, unfolding in real-time across social media.
Karrahbooo, 28, initially claimed she left the crew after enduring mistreatment from Yachty. He countered with accusations of verbal abuse on her part, even asserting he had written all of her songs. Their conflicting narratives dominated online discourse throughout 2024, but the tension seemed cool in recent months.
That calm shattered yesterday when Karrahbooo returned to X with a series of scathing posts. She called out Yachty’s alleged hypocrisy, writing, “You have a daughter and you treat women like this? It’s mind-blowing. I know you never see her, but still—how can someone be so cruel to women, not just me?”
She continued, addressing Yachty’s claims that he dropped her from the label. “I’m still signed. He said he’d show proof I owe $900,000—where is it? We’re still waiting. I even told him to put it on his kid that he wrote all my songs. No response.”
Karrahbooo also pushed back against claims about her character. “Calling me a mean person is wild. Everyone I meet says I’m kind. This has consumed a year of my life. It’s exhausting.”
So far, Lil Yachty has not responded publicly to the renewed accusations. The silence contrasts with his earlier willingness to comment, raising questions about whether he will engage further or let the controversy fade.
The feud now transcends artistic differences. It has become a public airing of grievances, shaped by gender, power, and credibility. And while the truth remains contested, the fallout continues to ripple across hip-hop’s digital landscape.
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