Yeat Appears to Diss Travis Scott on New Track “On Nothing”
Rapper Yeat appears to have released a diss track aimed at Travis Scott, escalating a rift that surfaced after Yeat's verse was quietly removed from Young Thug's YSL compilation *Slime Language 3*. Fans first noticed the change on 31 August, when Yeat's contribution to the track "Eaters" — which also featured Scott, Future and Tezzus — vanished, sparking speculation that another artist had pressured Young Thug into choosing between keeping Yeat's verse or their own.
Yeat's new song and video, "On Nothing," seems to confirm Scott as that artist, repeatedly referencing a "Flame," a likely nod to Scott's nickname La Flame. Lyrics include "I'ma put out that flame, it's fuckin' lame" and a line dismissing any further engagement with "Flame," though Scott has not yet publicly responded.
- Yeat's verse was removed from Young Thug's "Slime Language 3" compilation
- New Yeat track "On Nothing" appears to diss Travis Scott
- Lyrics reference Scott's "La Flame" nickname; Scott hasn't responded
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Yeat and Travis Scott are American rappers who have both worked with other artists on collaborative tracks. Scott is also known by the nickname La Flame. Young Thug is a rapper whose YSL compilation albums bring together music by several performers.
Yeat’s verse on “Eaters”, a song featuring Scott and other artists, was removed from the upcoming compilation Slime Language 3. The change led fans to speculate about a disagreement involving the artists, though the reported details do not establish why the verse was removed. Rap feuds can play out through songs and public responses, so the dispute may affect how listeners interpret their collaborations.