Former Concrete Boys artist Karrahbooo has once again spoken out against Lil Yachty, criticizing his treatment of women and accusing him of keeping her tied to a record deal out of spite.
The rapper, who had a falling out with Yachty last year, used social media to voice her frustrations. In a set of emotional posts, she accused the rapper of being “evil” toward women and holding her career hostage. She claimed he still has her signed to a deal despite publicly saying he dropped her. “U have a daughter and u treating women like this is mindblowing like I know u never see her but still that doesn’t make sense how evil this man is to women (not just me),” she wrote.
Karrahbooo also challenged Yachty’s credibility and his followers’ blind loyalty, saying: “I’m tired of y’all tryna bully me and I’m tired of y’all dickeating this man because he is a big artist with a lot of money y’all believing everything he says.” She refuted his claims that she owes him money and questioned why he hadn’t provided proof. “He said he would show y’all receipts of me owing 900k LMAO where they at we still waiting,” she continued, adding that he wouldn’t even confirm his songwriting credits under oath: “I told him to put it on his kid that he wrote all my songs he ain’t respond.”
Karrahbooo calls out "Little Yachty" for allegedly keeping her trapped in a toxic label deal
"u have a daughter and u treating women like this is mind blowing like i know u never see her but still that doesn’t make sense how evil this man is to women" pic.twitter.com/1vTyLM1kdo
— Kurrco (@Kurrco) April 30, 2025
In her final remarks, Karrahbooo said: “We are now on month 11 of little yachty keeping me in a deal just to be petty and keep me from releasing music and moving on with my life. Guess the lying on my name tryna turn everyone against me bc I wanted out of a toxic environment wasn’t enough.”
So far, Lil Yachty hasn’t replied to her statements.
Previously, Karrahbooo alleged that Yachty relies on ghostwriters. While he has denied those claims, she pointed to specific individuals like Jacob Portrait, who contributed to “the BLACK seminole.” from Yachty’s Let’s Start Here album. She also mentioned Teo Halm, credited for work on “drive ME crazy!” from the same project.
