{"id":123915,"date":"2025-09-01T01:57:05","date_gmt":"2025-09-01T01:57:05","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us\/123915\/"},"modified":"2025-09-01T01:57:05","modified_gmt":"2025-09-01T01:57:05","slug":"quality-control-ceo-p-laughs-at-6ix9ines-young-thug-disses","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us\/123915\/","title":{"rendered":"Quality Control CEO P Laughs At 6ix9ine’s Young Thug Disses"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

It’s no secret that Atlanta’s once-thriving hip-hop scene has fallen into a state of disarray, thanks to the the snitching allegations\u00a0flying around from guys like\u00a0Young Thug<\/a>, Peewee Roscoe, Ralo, and many more. One of the other names thrown in the mix was Quality Control CEO Pierre “P” Thomas, on an alleged call Thug was part of.<\/p>\n

P co-founded QC in 2012, which he runs with Kevin “Coach K” Lee. Of course, the label has been the longtime home of artists like Lil Baby<\/a> and Lil Yachty and formerly, Migos<\/a> and Cardi B<\/a>. He took to his Instagram Story to address Thug<\/a> allegedly accusing him of being a “rat” with an emphatic denial. He said the streets were dead and that he’s never been in the streets, calling himself a “tax-paying citizen who’s running a business.”<\/p>\n

6ix9ine recently went live with Akademiks and Ralo. The latter has been going after Thug for the last few days after Thug accused him of snitching<\/a> as well. 6ix9ine dissed Thug on live, saying he went from a “snake to a spider to a rat.” P took to his Instagram Story again to record himself laughing at 6ix9ine’s commentary. Akademiks<\/a> caught the post himself, saying that P was “getting a kick out of” everything.<\/p>\n

Young Thug Gunna<\/a> Beef<\/p>\n

It’ll be interesting to see if Thug issues a response to the clip, or if he’ll leave it alone. Another leaked call snippet allegedly leaked, where Thugger discussed wanting to drop his 2023 album, Business Is Business,<\/a> on the same day as Gunna. He reportedly intended to ruin his release date,<\/a> though he did end up dropping the week after instead. <\/p>\n

It’s unfortunate for fans of these artists that all of this is happening, as the Atlanta boom in the 2010s was a highlight for many. Sadly, it does not look like any more large-scale collaborations are on the horizon after all that’s happened recently.<\/p>\n