It appears that Quo is still pretty upset, still stewing over Chris Brown’s diss track. He’s been on a rampage, lashing out at everyone in sight, and it’s obvious he hasn’t moved on from Swii dumping him, even after all this time. Now, he’s dragging her name through the mud because there’s talk she was messing around with Chris Brown while they were still together. Quo’s absolutely livid and has now set his sights on Sweetie, sending her warnings for what he sees as betrayal. The tension between Chris Brown and Quo has been escalating for weeks. It all kicked off when Chris Brown took a jab at Quo in his track “Fori,” suggesting Quo isn’t in his league. The lyrics hinted at Chris Brown’s ongoing obsession with his ex, Karuchi Tran, even though they split up ages ago. Fans are speculating that Chris Brown’s still hung up on Karuchi, especially after he liked some of her recent posts, following a restraining order he got for alleged threats and violence towards her.
In the ongoing feud, Quo hit back with his own diss track titled “Tinder,” taking aim at Chris Brown for his troubling history of violence against women. Quo didn’t hold back, boasting about his romantic involvement with Karuchi and throwing shade at Chris for his past stint as a correctional officer. With lyrics like “You did the Bee wrong and now the bee gone, she posted with a thug, call The Bee phone, she won’t come home, don’t beat her up, it must be the drugs, need to cross out your plug,” Quo delivered some hard-hitting truths that had many wondering if Chris would be able to recover from such a blow.
But Chris surprised everyone with his response track, “Weakest Link,” where he issued a stern warning to Quo not to underestimate him and fired back with threats of his own. Chris didn’t hesitate to dismiss Quo as the weakest link among the Migos and brushed off Quo’s romantic entanglements, pointing out his own history with Sweetie during Quo’s relationship. Through his lyrics, Chris conveyed a sense of defiance, asserting his dominance in the face of Quo’s challenge.
Just to make it crystal clear who Chris was talking about, he added, “I had her craving for that D, there’s something sweet about that,” cleverly tying in the wordplay with “sweet” and “tea.” When the track dropped, the unanimous opinion was that Chris completely outshined Quo, intensifying a feud that initially sparked from Chris’s feelings about Quo dating Karuchi. But it seems this feud runs deeper, suggesting a longstanding rivalry between the two artists, fueled by typical rapper ego. Sweetie decided to jump into the mix, quipping, “Let me go rewrite these Nani verses.” Using the beef to her advantage, Sweetie, who’s been struggling to maintain her relevance, saw an opportunity to draw attention to her new song, “Nani.” Whether she’ll directly confront Chris remains unclear, but her decision to target Quo instead of addressing Chris’s accusations head-on might suggest a hint of guilt.
She posted a screenshot of her DMs, and right there was a message from Quo saying, “Damn, we used to mean a lot to each other.” Sweetie then added the caption, “Hopefully the model he turns into me.” Let’s dive deeper into this. Quo took a jab at her in his song, mentioning “ho and bees,” implying Sweetie wasn’t all that special. He basically suggested that anyone could replace her easily, comparing her to a run-of-the-mill model B. But if she wasn’t all that, why slide into her DMs in the first place? Many thought if Sweetie had just stayed quiet, the rumors would’ve died down naturally. But her response stirred things up, hinting that there might be truth to the rumors. This didn’t reflect well on Quo, making him look hung up on someone who allegedly didn’t value him. What’s even more surprising is Sweetie’s alleged involvement with other guys, like Offset, post-breakup, which added fuel to the fire and reportedly caused issues within the Migos.
Quo tackled the issue head-on in his track “Messy” featuring Takeoff. He dropped lines like, “I said, ‘Kisha, please ’cause she too messy, B after my dog behind my back, but I ain’t stressing, you wanted the gang, you should have just said it, we would have blessed it.” Many suspected he was referring to Sweetie, especially since she had appeared on Young Miami’s podcast, “Kisha, please,” around the same time. This led to rumors swirling about their breakup, with whispers of a physical altercation in an elevator. Chris Brown even alluded to this in his diss track “Weakest Link,” with lyrics like, “Stop talking about be girls, you was bees on the elevator, we seen the tapes,” implying there was substance to the rumors. It seemed Quo was questioning Sweetie’s loyalty during their relationship, as hinted in his lyrics.
Sweetie didn’t stay silent, though. She hit back in her own track, “Don’t Say Nothing,” with lines like, “Why ninjas always speaking on who I’m effing on, post a pic in his sweatshirt, I bet it’ll have my ex hurt.” She expressed frustration about private matters being aired out publicly and relationships turning sour. Interestingly, she neither confirmed nor denied the allegations, leaving room for speculation.
Let’s circle back to the Chris Brown and Quo drama. Chris didn’t just spill the beans about messing around with Quo’s ex during their relationship; he straight-up dissed Quo’s music and called him out for being lame. He even threw down the gauntlet, challenging Quo to a fight and suggesting he should’ve been the one to go instead of Takeoff. It was brutal. Chris really laid into Quo, leaving everyone talking about how he completely owned him. But Quo didn’t take it lying down. He fired back with his own diss track, “Over Ho and Bees,” where he basically told Chris to get over Karuchi before he ruins himself over a girl. Shots fired, for sure. But the jury’s still out on who came out on top. Some folks think Chris shut it down with his track “Weakest Link,” while others say Quo’s comeback lacked that knockout punch. Either way, Quo made it clear: Don’t mess with Takeoff’s name. What’s your take on this whole beef? And should Sweetie have jumped into the mix? Drop your thoughts below, and let’s keep this conversation going.