DJ Akademiks has added fuel to the growing tension around Travis Scott and Yeat after Yeat released a surprise diss track aimed directly at the Houston rapper. A screenshot circulating on X shows Akademiks reacting to the situation with a blunt message, questioning why Yeat chose to go after Travis. His comments arrived as fans continued debating what sparked the unexpected rap feud.
DJ Akademiks reacts to Yeat’s Travis Scott diss
The X post from an account identified as Anish, sharing Akademiks’ reaction to Yeat’s latest move. In the post, Akademiks appears to mock Travis while suggesting the rapper has recently taken several public losses.His remarks came after Yeat released “ON NOTHING,” a track that takes repeated shots at Travis and his La Flame identity. Yeat accuses Travis of being controlled by others and turns the tension into a direct lyrical attack.Akademiks questioned why Yeat skipped over Playboi Carti and targeted Travis instead. He also laid out his own view of the current hierarchy among the artists, placing Travis at the top, followed by Carti and then Yeat.In the clip, Akademiks said:“First of all, Travis, I gotta address you too. I gotta address you too. Yo, Travis, you know you like 0 and 6 out here in these streets. You got anybody thinking they can f*** with you. How the hell did Yeet just like jump over Cardi and just diss you? The f***? I ain’t got no respect for you, Travis. You been catching too many L’s. Tony Yayo just gave you a wedgie the other day. Like, what the f***? They thinking it’s sweet, Travis. They thinking it’s sweet. This is how it goes. Let me start to tell y’all. Okay? The leader of that world is Travis Scott.”“Then we got Playboi Carti. Okay? And then we got, right below Cardi, we got Yeet, but really, Ken Carson on his ass. Let’s keep it a beam. Ken Carson on his ass. Keep it in the beam. Opium really undefeated. I can’t even lie to you. But I thought if Yeet trying to go up the rung, you should get at Cardi first. But maybe you don’t want it with Cardi. Cardi’s, I ain’t gonna lie, that vampire na’s a different monster. So I guess he go at Travis. The thing is, na’s looking at Travis like he’s an easy dub, man. He just caught a wedgie the other day, bro. You ain’t hear about it?”
Yeat’s ‘ON NOTHING’ raises questions about Travis Scott feud
The comments gained attention because Yeat’s diss track followed another curious development involving the two artists.Yeat’s verse was removed from Young Thug’s “Eaters,” a track that originally featured Travis Scott, Future, Yeat and Tezzus. Reports claimed an artist had given Young Thug an ultimatum involving Yeat’s verse, although neither Travis nor Yeat has confirmed that Travis was responsible.That uncertainty has not stopped fans from connecting the dots. Some have pointed to Yeat’s collaboration with Kylie Jenner, Travis Scott’s former partner, while others have brought up the earlier removal of “TRIP OUT,” a Yeat and Sheck Wes collaboration, from streaming versions of Travis’ JACKBOYS 2.Yeat then escalated matters with “ON NOTHING,” turning speculation into a very public lyrical confrontation.For now, the reason behind the diss remains unconfirmed. But with Akademiks openly questioning Travis’ position and Yeat taking direct aim at him on record, the situation has quickly become one of hip-hop’s most talked-about clashes.
