NBA YoungBoy called Future’s new album The Real Me a “flop” on Friday and accused the Atlanta rapper of abandoning him during some of the most difficult periods of his career.
The Louisiana artist unloaded in a string of Instagram Story posts as Future’s project arrived on streaming platforms. Along with dismissing the album, YoungBoy claimed Future was among the veteran rappers who counted him out when he needed support.
He also alleged that Future had previously shown interest in buying one of his “antique closets.”
YoungBoy’s comments came only hours after he appeared on Instagram Live with Offset and seemed ready to move past his recent online beefs. During their conversation, he acknowledged that his emotions had impacted his behavior and appeared to soften his approach, but that change did not last long.
After returning to Instagram, YoungBoy focused much of his anger on Future before addressing Offset again. This time, he indicated that he was finished responding to everyone inserting themselves into the situation.
Future and Offset had not publicly responded to YoungBoy’s latest messages at the time they circulated online.
NBA YoungBoy called Future’s new album The Real Me a “flop” on Friday and accused the Atlanta rapper of abandoning him during some of the most difficult periods of his career.
The Louisiana artist unloaded in a string of Instagram Story posts as Future’s project arrived on streaming platforms. Along with dismissing the album, YoungBoy claimed Future was among the veteran rappers who counted him out when he needed support.
He also alleged that Future had previously shown interest in purchasing one of his “antique closets.” The unexpected claim quickly became a major talking point among fans as the posts went viral in real time.
YoungBoy’s comments came only hours after he appeared on Instagram Live with Offset and seemed ready to move past his recent online conflicts. During their conversation, he acknowledged that his emotions had influenced his behavior and appeared to soften his approach.
The change did not last long.
“B—h, you flopped with your b—h a–,” he said in a new video. “I ain’t letting you slide. F–k you, you old a– b—h. You thought you were going to count me out, too. N—a, you a h*e.”
He later claimed that he would not go off on anybody else and would let the beef die.