Once collaborators on the track “Eaters” from “Slime Language 3”, Yeat and Travis Scott have seen tensions rise following the controversial removal of Yeat’s verse — rumored to be at the request of another artist on the song.

In his latest diss track, “On Nothing,” Yeat openly acknowledges his grievances with La Flame, likely stemming from this omitted feature.

Additionally, fans are speculating that Yeat’s recent collaboration with Travis Scott’s ex, Kylie Jenner, might further fuel the discord between the two artists.

The buzzing new track contains lines like “I’ma put out that flame, it’s f***ing lame, going out sad” and “I don’t f**k with Flame, not a lot to say, if I saw a candle, I’d shush it.”

Yeat was featured on “JACKBOYS 2” before, but the removal of the Sheck Wes collaboration “TRIP OUT” likely isn’t connected to the recent incident, as it occurred earlier. We’ll have to wait to see if further details or context surface from both artists.

Yeat’s Travis Scott Diss

The content of the diss itself doesn’t offer much of note. “On Nothing” is a loud and intense track that fits well within Yeat’s usual style, though the lyrics are mostly straightforward.

Amid the general disses, there are hints about staying memorable, avoiding insincere people, and one sharply critical line: “What more can I say? You do what they tell you to say, you’re just a puppet.”

It’s important to mention that there’s no official confirmation yet about whether Travis was the unnamed artist who supposedly asked for Yeat’s removal from “Eaters.” We’ll have to watch for any response from Travis or if he’ll just ignore it altogether.

These two artists aren’t typically thought of as engaging in potential lyrical disputes, so they might choose to let their careers and actions do the talking.

This marks a significant shift from Yeat hinting at collaborations with Travis Scott earlier in 2023. Now, it seems like two different eras of spacey and high-energy hip-hop might be at odds.