The recent tensions between Young Thug and Nine Vicious have intensified following a heated exchange at a recent concert, sparking widespread speculation and intensifying existing disagreements.
As reported by No Jumper on Instagram, Vicious, a member of the ØWAY collective, recently responded to chants from the crowd at Young Thug’s concert, expressing his frustration with the lack of attention and the continued chanting. He stated, “Louder!” as the crowd intensified, demanding a shift in the music.
This reaction follows a period of significant conflict between Young Thug and Nine Vicious, beginning in September of last year. Initial reports suggested a growing tension between the two, with Nine Vicious suggesting a potential deception regarding his departure from YSL for millions of dollars. However, Thugger subsequently shared screenshots of alleged messages with Nine in which Vicious denied any involvement in the alleged denial of a YSL and YVL official release, fueling the controversy.
Following the concert chants, Tezzus, another member of the ØWAY collective, reportedly responded to Young Thug’s beef with YSL and ØWAY during a separate concert, remarking, “That p***y banned from here. That boy can’t come back to Atlanta.” This action underscores the escalating intensity of the dispute, with Tezzus seemingly prioritizing the loyalty of his collective over any potential reconciliation with Young Thug.
The context surrounding the dispute is further complicated by the involvement of Tezzus, who has been linked to multiple interactions with fans, including a recent response to a post suggesting that Nine Vicious was “big ysl s**t.” This sparked further discussion and speculation, with several fans expressing their concerns about the potential ramifications for the young collective.
Young Thug’s upcoming tour with this new generation of artists has brought renewed attention to the situation, with fans and industry analysts closely monitoring the developments. The conflict between Young Thug and Nine Vicious represents a significant challenge to collaborative stardom and raises questions about the future of the ØWAY collective.
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For those unfamiliar with the background, Nine Vicious initially voiced concerns about tensions within the music industry in September of last year, stating, “Everything fake about this industry.” They subsequently clarified their loyalty to the For Nothing collective and YVL, which is led by Playboi Carti, and asserted that he was ‘*for nothing*’ when a fan on Twitter responded with a “big ysl s**t.” This clarification further deepened the existing discord.
Young Thug’s going on tour with this new YSL generation soon, so we’ll see if there are any other updates. It’s sad to see a young collective face conflict early, but such is the reality of collaborative stardom.
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Source: HotNewHipHop
