Lil Baby Denies Beefing With Migos Despite Recent Diss Track

Lil Baby states there is no beef with Migos in spite of some current lyrics relatively focused on Quavo,

Lil Baby is rejecting that he and his Quality Control labelmates Migos have problems in spite of years of them appearing to take chance ats each other. In a current interview to promote his job, It’s Only Me, Lil Baby informed Posted On The Corner host DJ Misses that there is no bad blood in between him and the Atlanta trio Quavo, Offset, and Takeoff.

“Hell no,” Lil Baby states when Misses inquired about the ‘swap it out’ remarks made by Quavo in 2015 after reports emerged that his ex-girlfriend Saweetie and Lil Baby had actually gone on a shopping spree. “Ain’t trippin. We can switch it out! #QCTHELABEL,” Quavo had actually published in November.

Lil Baby included that he has actually intentionally prevented discussing blog sites due to the fact that he didn’t wish to make things even worse. “I be wishing to discuss that kind of things however I simply seem like simply discussing something simply makes it huge,” he stated.

“First of all, I truly put on’t see sh*t on the web, like individuals send me sh** however despite the fact that I wana remark I seem like that simply gon make it a lot more [big],” he stated prior to including, “They understand I ain’t got absolutely nothing happening with them.”

Lil Baby and the Migos appear to have a tense relationship extending back to 2020 when Offset and Lil Baby’s entourage 4PF had a run-in.

None of them has actually dealt with the occurrence or what triggered it. Quavo’s remark in action to Saweetie and Lil Baby dating reports likewise triggered individuals to hypothesize that he was talking to the “Drip Too Hard” rap artist.

Despite Lil Baby’s rejections, numerous fans believe that he dealt with Quavo on his newest album track, “Stand On It,” where he raps, “I put on’t desire yo b***h, we can’t swap out / They ain’t on s**t, inform ’em to pop out.”

In the meantime, previously this year, it appears that Lil Baby and QC’s CEO Pee Thomas likewise trolled Offset after he submitted a claim versus the label over his solo profession revenues, triggering fans to think that the stress in between the group and Baby was due to the fact that QCM was concentrated on pressing Lil Baby more than Migos.