YouTubers that use NBA YoungBoy’s songs in their videos irritate him. On Sunday (May 8), the Baton Rouge rapper took to Instagram to tell YouTubers to “get a real job,” while also requesting that his label block users from playing his songs on their channels.
“Atlantic ban my music from all YouTubers – get a real job,” he wrote. “Ha ha ha ion like you neither wait on my funeral.”
NBA YoungBoy said Atlantic Records assumed the tweet was about them shortly after making the comments. He also believes the label is attempting to sue him when his contract expires.
“Everything y’all post, Atlantic try to make it seem like I’m talking about them so they can try to sue me once the time’s up,” he said in a voice note posted on Akademiks’ Instagram. “Man, tell them people suck my dick. Leave me alone, bitch. Ain’t nobody talking about y’all. I hate y’all bitches. I hate y’all more than y’all hate me. Leave me alone.”
YoungBoy has already expressed his dissatisfaction with Atlantic. He accused the label of preventing his Colors mixtape from reaching No. 1 on the Billboard 200 list and of advising musicians not to sign with them in February.
“Why black ball me I’m the good guy !!!??” he wrote. “I was going #1 two weeks straight with a mixtape so they took it down off the charts. I don’t give a fuck you still can’t stop me don’t sign to Atlantic if you a artist they not gone support you especially if you live a certain way.”
He wrote in another post, “Don’t sign to Atlantic. Trust me.”
