A$AP Rocky spills on EXPLOSIVE BEEF with Travis Scott Full Breakdown

When it comes to Asap Rocky and Travis Scott, egos clash faster than you can say "diss track!" and this time even Rihanna got dragged into their long standing feud.

I know what you all are thinking. What did the men do this time? Well, they can't seem to stop throwing shade at each other. Gah, men in love do stupid stuff.

Anyway, Asap Rocky graced the stage at Rolling Loud Miami in all his legendary glory. Little did we know that he was about to serve up some piping-hot tea! In the midst of his electrifying performance, Rocky dropped a bombshell of a new song, and oh boy, did it throw some major shade at none other than Travis Scott!
“First you stole my flow so I stole your bword, then you stole my style / I need my 10%, all the disrespect, I hope you take offence,” he rapped.


The lyrics were pure FIRE, accusing Travis of stealing Rocky's flow, style, and even daring to claim that he swiped his girl! Guess who that could be? Our very own queen Rihanna! Y'all, it was a verbal smackdown for the ages!

And this isn't the only time Asap has expressed his displeasure at Travis copying him.

Fans support Asap on this one. There have been quite a few similarities between the two rappers. Coincidence much? Highly unlikely. Some enraged fans took to Twitter to support Asap.
“Travis stole Rocky’s swag in front of the whole world. It’s only fair that Rocky calls him out in front of the whole world.”

Another one joined in and said:
“I meant we all can see how Travis adopted Asap Rocky’s style just by looking at Travis.”

And you are so terribly wrong if you think this feud is recent. No! This drama goes way back! It has been simmering like a spicy pot of gumbo for years. Cast your mind back to 2019, when Rocky's freestyle left fans raising their eyebrows, wondering if there was trouble in paradise between these two.
Back in 2019, some had thought his freestyle referenced Scott.

“Please don’t compare him and me / You offending me / This ain’t a diss and we ain’t enemies / They concerned with making hits, I’m more concerned with making history,” Rocky sang at the time.