Quality Control CEO P Laughs At 6ix9ine's Young Thug Disses

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ATLANTA, GEORGIA - JUNE 8: Pierre "P" Thomas attends 3rd Annual Birthday Ball for Quality Control CEO Pierre "P" Thomas at The Fox Theatre on June 8, 2023 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Prince Williams/WireImage)
6ix9ine dissed Young Thug while on live with Ralo, and P, the CEO of Quality Control, posted a clip of him laughing.

It's no secret that Atlanta's once-thriving hip-hop scene has fallen into a state of disarray, thanks to the the snitching allegations flying around from guys like Young Thug, Peewee Roscoe, Ralo, and many more. One of the other names thrown in the mix was Quality Control CEO Pierre "P" Thomas, on an alleged call Thug was part of.

P co-founded QC in 2012, which he runs with Kevin "Coach K" Lee. Of course, the label has been the longtime home of artists like Lil Baby and Lil Yachty and formerly, Migos and Cardi B. He took to his Instagram Story to address Thug allegedly accusing him of being a "rat" with an emphatic denial. He said the streets were dead and that he's never been in the streets, calling himself a "tax-paying citizen who's running a business."

6ix9ine recently went live with Akademiks and Ralo. The latter has been going after Thug for the last few days after Thug accused him of snitching as well. 6ix9ine dissed Thug on live, saying he went from a "snake to a spider to a rat." P took to his Instagram Story again to record himself laughing at 6ix9ine's commentary. Akademiks caught the post himself, saying that P was "getting a kick out of" everything.

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It'll be interesting to see if Thug issues a response to the clip, or if he'll leave it alone. Another leaked call snippet allegedly leaked, where Thugger discussed wanting to drop his 2023 album, Business Is Business, on the same day as Gunna. He reportedly intended to ruin his release date, though he did end up dropping the week after instead.

It's unfortunate for fans of these artists that all of this is happening, as the Atlanta boom in the 2010s was a highlight for many. Sadly, it does not look like any more large-scale collaborations are on the horizon after all that's happened recently.

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Devin Morton is a News and Evergreen Content Writer at HotNewHipHop from Queens, New York. He started with HNHH in July 2024 as an intern while entering his last year of college, where he graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Mass Communication from Stony Brook University's School of Communication and Journalism. He has previously written album reviews covering some of the most popular artists in the game, including Childish Gambino and Ice Spice, as well as conversation starting pieces about the Grammy and BET Hip-Hop Awards. Some of his favorite rappers include Kendrick Lamar, Mac Miller, and Nas, though he also has a soft spot for the Blog Era guys from when he used to read HNHH as a kid. Besides hip-hop, he's a huge fan of sports (primarily basketball, #HeatCulture) and wrestling. His work for HNHH has reflected his outside interests, also covering sports, politics, and the greater pop culture world, which he has extensive knowledge of in addition to his hip-hop expertise.

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