FAST DOWNLOAD
Karrahbooo has attempted to back up her claim that Lil Yachty has had help with his lyrics by pulling out receipts.
Shortly after the Concrete Boys founder denied the accusation, Karrah posted multiple screenshots on her Instagram Stories of his alleged songwriters.
In one, she highlighted Jacob Portrait, a member of the psychedelic band Unknown Mortal Orchestra who is credited as a producter and songwriter on Yachty’s Let’s Start Here song “the BLACK seminole.”
Karrahbooo also shone a spotlight on Teo Halm, who has a songwriting and production credit on “drive ME crazy!” from the same album.
Disputing Yachty’s previous claim that he wrote all of her rhymes, Karrah shared a screenshot of a text conversation with her ex-label boss in which she sends him an MP3 of her hit “Running Late” and he replies: “Wow. Amazing.”
“No hard feelings but u not finna keep lying on me,” she captioned the image.
She also wrote: “Tryna hurt each other on the internet is stupid!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I want no parts but u gone stop lying on me I’m putting my foot down young man.”
Despite the very public friction between the two, it appears that things are more amicable behind the scenes.
In a screenshot of an apparently recent text conversation between her and Yachty (who’s listed as “Boaty” in her phone), he says to her: “hey i love you,” to which she replies: “love u 2.”
The messages are dated “yesterday,” although it’s unclear when the screenshot was taken.
Karrahbooo claimed on DDG‘s No Ordinary Podcast earlier this week that Lil Yachty used “a whole team of writers” for his acclaimed 2023 album Let’s Start Here.
The Atlanta rapper swiftly shot down the allegation, writing in an Instagram comment: “No one has ever wrote for me, just for the record.”
The feud between the former collaborators erupted in August when Karrahbooo claimed that she had been “bullied” by the Concrete Boys and subsequently kicked out of the group — according a fan who apparently ran into her.
That prompted Yachty to launch into a vicious rant on Instagram Live, in which he denied mistreating his former artist-turned-assistant and took credit for her success.
“Karrah, I have never bullied you. I let you live at my house for free!” he said. “I ain’t never done nothing but be nice, love you, brought you around every rapper. I brought you around everybody from [Lil] Baby to Drake.”
He added: “You don’t even do nothing! I wrote every fucking verse you’ve done. I dressed you. I gave you that chrome Rolex. You were waiting tables! I changed your muthafucking life! And you on here lying talking about some ‘we bully you’? That shit got me fucked up, bruh!”
