Yeat releases track appearing to target Travis Scott over collaboration dispute

Yeat released a new track appearing to target Travis Scott days after being removed from a Young Thug compilation album.

By Sama News Agency
September 5, 2026
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Yeat at the Live Más event at The Palladium, where he appeared as part of a Latin music industry event. (Pitchfork — Music News)
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Yeat was removed from "Eaters," a track on Young Thug's YSL label compilation album "Slime Language 3," which also featured Travis Scott, Future, and Tezzus. Fans noticed on Monday, August 31, that Yeat's verse had been taken off the song.

Rumors emerged that another artist on the track had given Young Thug an ultimatum to either remove Yeat's contribution or lose their own verse. Yeat appeared to identify that artist in a new release titled "On Nothing."

In the track, Yeat repeatedly references a "Flame," a nickname for Scott. The chorus includes the line "I'ma put out that flame, it's fuckin' lame," while another verse states, "I don't fuck with Flame, not a lot to say, if I saw a candle, I'd shush it/What more could I say?"

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