Young Thug Shuts Down Quavo’s Call to Reconcile With Gunna: “How I’ma Fix S*** I Didn’t Break?”
Written by Kiss Media on 13 November 2026

Atlanta tried to bring the family back together this week — and Young Thug said not so fast.
It started with Offset. Sitting down with The New York Times’ Popcast podcast on Thursday, the former Migos star got real about how the fallout from the YSL case split Atlanta’s rap scene down the middle — and why he never turned his back on Gunna. Offset has kept working with Gunna since his release, including on his brand-new album GMFU, out today, and he made it clear he doesn’t move with the crowd. “I’m not a follower. I rock with who rock with me,” Offset said. “All that bull[sh*t] divided our city and then made each artist pay for it… At the end of the day, we ran the whole hip-hop scene. Now it’s a gap.”
Quavo saw a clip of the conversation and tried to play peacemaker. He shared the video to his Instagram Story, tagged Thug, and wrote, “We all family. We all some playas. We gon fix it or let’s hit.”
Thug answered on his own Instagram Story — and the answer was a hard no. “How I’ma fix sh*t I didn’t break Qua?” Thug wrote. “I been a real man since day one, no ni**a on this earth can tell U I led [them] wrong or f**ked them over.”
The bad blood goes back to the 2022 YSL RICO case. Thug and Gunna were arrested together that spring. Gunna walked free early after accepting an Alford plea deal in December 2022, acknowledging in court that YSL was a gang — something Thug saw as a betrayal. Gunna has always maintained he never cooperated with prosecutors or agreed to testify against anyone.
Since then, the two have traded subliminal shots on social media and in their music, and Thug has been open about the hurt. He said in an interview that while other artists sent him money while he was locked up, Gunna never did. And though he admitted last September that he still loves Gunna, he said he couldn’t look at him the way he did before the case.
For now, the door stays closed. Quavo wants the family whole again. Offset wants Atlanta unified again. But Thug made it plain — in his eyes, there’s nothing for him to fix.
What do you think, Kiss family — should Thug and Gunna sit down and talk it out, or is some damage just done? Drop your thoughts in the comments, and keep it locked to Kiss 101.7 for the latest. Got a request or a hot take? Hit the request line at +1 302-357-9831.
Source: XXL and HotNewHipHop