While Lil Yachty has released an abundance of music throughout his relatively young career, many of his fans cite his Lil Boat album series as his best work thus far. The first installment was somewhat of a breakout for the Atlanta rapper, who won hearts and minds with his unique style and breezy melodies. The second arrived a little later on down the line, and by that point Boat's base were clamoring for more bars -- and thus, Lil Boat 2 was born, arriving with a splash in 2018.

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Now, Boat is looking to make his aquatic franchise a trilogy. At long last, the Quality Control artist has lifted the curtains on his climactic chapter, announcing that Lil Boat 3 will be arriving on May 29th, clocking in at a staggering nineteen songs. At such a gargantuan runtime, it's set to be the longest of the trilogy so far -- though those expecting a more concise voyage might be left wanting as a result. Still, it's clear Yachty had a lot to say on this go-around, and it should be interesting to see which direction he pursues.

Given that we have yet to hear any music from the upcoming album, it's unclear whether he'll be following the melodic stylings of Boat 1 or the more rap-focused direction of Boat 2. In any case, Yachty has proven himself to be a solid captain -- let us see where he takes us on May 29th. Are you excited for Lil Boat 3?

More than one year after calling out Quality Control Music and begging for his release from the label, Skippa Da Flippa is away from Coach K and Pierre “P” Thomas but he definitely still feels some type of way toward them. This week, he threw heavy shots at the label and one of their biggest stars, Quavo, calling out the Migos rapper and saying that he will never call him by his “Huncho” nickname. Claiming that he doesn’t deserve the title, Quavo has officially responded with his own remarks, coming for the rapper’s bank account in the process.

After Flippa decided to cook up some beef with his former labelmate, Quavo came through with the online definition for “broke” as he claimed that the former QC personality is out of funds.

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“Ain’t Havin Nun!!! Haven’t Seen You Do Nun Or Make Nun Flipp And Still Ain’t Gon Flipp Nun Broke Ass Lil Boy Stop Reaching @flippahavin,” wrote Quavo on Instagram Stories.

It’s honestly pretty sad to see things end this way for Flippa. The rapper had a lot of potential and, unfortunately, it feels like Quality Control just wasn’t the right fit for him. To see him resort to internet beefing with Quavo is definitely pretty frustrating.

Check out Q’s response below.

Skippa Da Flippa is no longer affiliated with Quality Control Music but, several years back, he was one of the rising stars working with Coach K and Pierre “P” Thomas. Never reaching his potential with the label, he went off to do things separate from Quality Control, but that doesn’t mean he’s not still salty about how things ended.

This week, Skippa Da Flippa made a post on Instagram calling out Quavo, who is still signed to Quality Control, saying that he’s not the “huncho” of anything.

Sharing the definition of the word “honcho,” Flippa threw shots at Quavo for calling himself a boss when he’s not even the leader of his own group.

“Ever since P put @quavohuncho as officer in charge, he really tight I wasn’t callin him Cho,” wrote Flippa on Instagram. “N***a you ain’t the boss of shit. Never was the Cho in migo gvng so where this come from. Fuck ima call a n***a cho who been runnin his whole life. It’s comin from flip so you know it’s real.”

Yikes. These are pretty bold accusations from Skippa Da Flippa.

In the comments, Atlanta rapper Trouble attempted to keep the peace, urging Flip to ring up the Migos rapper to hash things out. And, if things get too heated, he encouraged them to duke it out in the backyard.

“Yall family flip.. Yall n***az get on da phone or thug it out in da Backyard if its dat serious gang I don told u dat.. Lets leave da instagram shit to dese otha n***az,” wrote Trouble.

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Lil Baby has quickly become one of the most exciting young rappers in the entire world, earning his first-ever #1 album with My Turn and even becoming Lil Wayne’s favorite artist, which is a pretty impressive feat. This week, he made some comments toward his record label that seemed to suggest he was considering a return to the streets and fans were confused about what was to come.

“I told my label they need to give me $5 million or I’m going to hustle, fuck it,” he said on Instagram Live.

After a short period of speculation, both Lil Baby and Quality Control have confirmed that they were just playing around and that they’ve made way more than $5 million in recent years together.

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“@qcmceo_p tell theese people it was a joke !!! How many 5ms we done ran up,” said Baby on Instagram Stories after the story blew up, urging the head of Quality Control Music to address the situation.

Confirming that it was all a big misunderstanding, Pierre “P” Thomas told the world that there is no chance Baby goes back to hustling at this point.

“Too Many Times Idiots. Y’all MF’s Love A Story,” he said, before promoting the deluxe edition of Lil Baby’s album My Turn, which drops this week.

From the beginning, it was pretty clear that this was all just a joke but still, sometimes some clarification is needed.

Lil Baby knows his worth and he’s not afraid to ask for his money upfront. The Atlanta rapper has had a sensational year thus far, which included the release of his first-ever #1 album My Turn. Being recognized as Lil Wayne‘s favorite rapper in recent weeks, Lil Baby is shooting his shot at his label, demanding more money before he quits music altogether and returns to the streets.

Hopping on Instagram Live following the release of his new single “All In” from the upcoming deluxe edition of My Turn, Lil Baby sent a message to Kevin “Coach K” Lee and Pierre “P” Thomas to run him his money or he’s heading back to hustling.

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“I told my label they need to give me $5 million or I’m going to hustle, fuck it,” said the rapper on Instagram Live. “Give me $5 million or I’m doing what I do.”

Considering the fact the Lil Baby is easily one of the hottest rappers in the entire game right now, Quality Control would be smart to run him his money. After the success of My Turn, there’s no telling how big the 25-year-old Atlanta native will become in the years to come, and $5 million is well-deserved at this point in his career.

Get your money, young king!

Earning his first-ever number one album with My Turn, Atlanta rapper Lil Baby is finally taking full form. The project, which features appearances from Gunna, Future, Lil Wayne, Lil Uzi Vert, Moneybagg Yo, and more, is one of the highest-selling releases of the entire year, marking an important moment in the Quality Control artist’s career. Surprisingly enough, he chose not to include any of his labelmates on the album, which is unrepresentative of what Quality Control has been about in past years. When that topic was approached during the rapper’s appearance on The Breakfast Club this week, he explained why that happened, diving into his relationships with the Migos, the City Girls, and Lil Yachty. 

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“Damn, that’s crazy,” said Lil Baby, realizing that he unintentionally left off all of his QC brothers and sisters from My Turn. Explaining that he and the Migos don’t really make much music together because of their different vibes, he noted that his relationship with Lil Yachty is a little more complicated.

“[Lil] Yachty is my man. Shout out to Yachty. He was like the first person at QC to grab me under his wing on some rap shit. Now I’m gone all the time, so he kinda feels like I don’t really fuck with him like that, but I really do,” said Baby about Lil Boat. “It ain’t that at all.”

On Quavo, Offset, and Takeoff, Lil Baby says that he has a song on the way with Qua and another artist, but that he doesn’t necessarily match vibes with the other two members of the group. 

Watch below at the 23:26 mark.

Lil Baby has confirmed that his crew, 4PF, absolutely did not jump his fellow Quality Control artist, Offset, calling the reports "fake news." Rumours began spreading this week that Lil Baby's squad, 4PF, a term coined by the artist that stands for "4 Pockets Full," and the Migos rapper got into a bit of a scuffle, which allegedly ended with Offset in his underwear.

It looks like Tommie Lee has a new man in her life, and it’s the CEO of Quality Control Music. TMZ reports that the Love & Hip Hop star is now dating Pierre “Pee” Thomas, from QC. Sources say the two have known each other for several years, long before Pee was the man in the music business, but the two have now decided to make it official after having been off-and-on for years.

If true, this would Pee’s first official relationship since his nasty legal battle with his baby mama Lira Galore, who accused him beating her during her pregnancy. Lira filed a lawsuit seeking at least $15 million for her alleged injuries, but she’s still awaiting a hearing and trial.

Earlier this year, Tommie Lee was rumored to be dating Rob Kardashian after Wendy Williams spilled the beans on her show, but those claims quickly were debunked and found to be lies. She also was spotted getting flirty in the comment section of NBA Youngboy’s Instagram post a couple weeks ago, but that too apparently was just in good nature because she now has a new man in her life, reportedly.

What are your thoughts on Tommie and Pee being a new power couple?

JT invited fans to ask her anything for a Q&A session on her Instagram, but apparently that did not include anything that might imply that she’s dating her boss, Pierre “Pee” Thomas. On Tuesday, the City Girl shared a post asking fans to send her questions for her to answer in a Q&A video on Thursday. “Ask me whatever without being blocked I’m gonna pick the best questions & answer them on video Thursday!” she instructed. “Take advantage.”

Plenty of users flooded the comments with their most desperate inquiries, including JT’s other half, Yung Miami, who asked her, “What are you most excited about? Are you nervous? What are you looking forward to the most?” However, it looks like one fan hit a nerve with JT, after asking about the status of her relationship with Pierre “Pee” Thomas, the CEO of Quality Control Music where the City Girls are signed. “Please don’t feel no type of way about me asking this question,” the fan wrote, “but all you post is Pierre and I’m getting vibes like that’s your new boo.”

“I’m here for it because I Fuxk with you I love you @thegirljt,” they continued. “Are you two in a relationship?” JT made the answer to this question very clear, but still let the fan know that she’ll be addressing the topic in the Q&A video. “Girl I can’t wait til Thursday for YOU you asked me this 10 mutha f*ckin times & the answer is HELL NO!” JT exclaimed. “I don’t know what makes you or anybody else think this but get that out your head!!!!” City Girls have been signed to Quality Control since 2017, so it makes sense that JT would want to avoid mixing business with pleasure by entering into any kind of relationship with the label’s CEO.

It’s been a while since Lil Baby impacted the world with a brand new album and, in a number of weeks, the Atlanta star will be returning with My Turn, his latest body of work. Announcing the project earlier this year, the Quality Control rapper shared his cover artwork and continued dropping singles to promote his recent material, including “Woah,” “Catch The Sun,” and “Sum 2 Prove.” Alongside the release of the fresh music video for “Sum 2 Prove,” the pre-order is officially open for My Turn, unveiling the tracklist as a result. 

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It’s Lil Baby’s turn to take over the world. He’s been watching from the sidelines for far too long and he’s fed up of watching his peers get more shine than him. Aiming for a successful debut, Baby is loading his upcoming album with twenty songs and some very exciting features. In addition to Gunna, Moneybagg Yo, Young Thug and others, the body of work will be complemented by Lil Wayne, Lil Uzi Vert, and Future. All of the aforementioned singles will be included and we’re expecting to hear even more before the official drop next week.

Take a look at the full tracklist below and let us know which song you’re most excited to hear on February 28.

Tracklist:

1. Get Ugly
2. Heatin Up (feat. Gunna)
3. How
4. Grace (feat. 42 Dugg)
5. Woah
6. Live Off My Closet (feat. Future)
7. Same Thing
8. Emotionally Scarred
9. Commercial (feat. Lil Uzi Vert)
10. Forever (feat. Lil Wayne)
11. Can’t Explain
12. No Sucker (feat. Moneybagg Yo)
13. Sum 2 Prove
14. We Should (feat. Young Thug)
15. Catch The Sun (From “Queen & Slim: The Soundtrack”)
16. Consistent
17. Gang Signs
18. Hurtin
19. Forget That (feat. Rylo Rodriguez)
20. Solid