Quavo calls on Young Thug to help mend Gunna rift after Offset’s comments

Quavo has called on Young Thug to help repair his strained relationship with Gunna after Offset spoke about the divisions within Atlanta’s rap scene.

Thug pushed back, questioning why he should be responsible for fixing a rift he says he did not cause.

Offset’s comments spark a response

In a recent interview, Offset said he stood by Gunna after the fallout from the YSL RICO case, saying he was “not a follower” and supported people who supported him. He also said the disputes had divided Atlanta’s artists and left a gap in the city’s place in hip-hop.

Quavo reposted a clip of Offset’s comments on Instagram and tagged Young Thug. He urged the rappers to remember they were family and suggested they should either work things out or confront the issue directly.

Young Thug replied: “How ima fix something I didn’t break, Qua…” His response suggested he does not accept responsibility for the breakdown in his relationship with Gunna.

The dispute goes back to the YSL case

Gunna and Young Thug were close collaborators before the YSL RICO case. Gunna accepted an Alford plea deal in 2022, which allowed him to maintain his innocence while accepting a negotiated sentence.

The plea fuelled accusations that he had cooperated with prosecutors. Gunna has denied snitching, but Young Thug has spoken publicly about feeling betrayed.

The exchange does not confirm that either rapper is ready to reconcile. It does, however, bring the long-running rift back into the conversation as Atlanta artists discuss the impact of their public divisions on the city’s music scene.

Quavo’s intervention comes as he and Offset have recently resumed working together after a period of tension. Offset has said the pair had been speaking privately before their renewed public connection, which developed in the wake of Takeoff’s death.