Lil Woody on Young Thug & Rich Homie Quan Beef Over Quan Not Signing to Thug (Part 4)
November 30, 2024
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Lil Woody recently shed light on the tension between Young Thug and Rich Homie Quan in an interview. The friction reportedly stemmed from Thug's desire for Quan to sign with his label, a request that Quan declined due to his existing management with Nut, a key figure also associated with the Inglewood family Bloods. This decision seemingly fueled tensions between the YSL (Young Slime Life) and YFN (Young Fly Nation) affiliations, which were otherwise marked by overlapping friendships between the two groups. Woody noted that although there was speculation about the situation, he personally kept a distance from studio politics, focusing on his own business. He also recalled a sincere conversation with Quan before his tragic fentanyl overdose, affirming Quan's solid character. Woody dismissed rumors of ill intentions, clarifying that despite tracks where they seemingly dissed each other, Thug consistently referred to Quan as a brother. Their collaborations demonstrated musical synergy, a testament to their rapport before disagreements took center stage.
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