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The boys are fighting. This week, Yeat<\/a> mysteriously vanished from Slime Language 3<\/em><\/a>, the third installment of Young Thug<\/a>\u2019s YSL<\/a> label compilation series. The rapper was originally featured on the track \u201cEaters\u201d alongside Travis Scott<\/a>, Future<\/a>, and Tezzus<\/a> before fans<\/a> noticed<\/a> on Monday (August 31) that his verse had been removed. Rumors swirled about another artist on the song giving Young Thug an ultimatum: either drop Yeat\u2019s part or cut their own verse. Now, Yeat seems to be confirming that artist\u2019s identity with a new diss track apparently targeted at Scott. Watch the music video for \u201cOn Nothing\u201d below.<\/p>\n In a series of barbed verses, Yeat repeatedly slams a \u201cFlame,\u201d likely referring to Scott\u2019s nickname of La Flame. The track\u2019s chorus includes the line \u201cI\u2019ma put out that flame, it\u2019s fuckin\u2019 lame<\/a>,\u201d and in a later verse, Yeat raps, \u201cI don\u2019t fuck with Flame, not a lot to say, if I saw a candle, I\u2019d shush it\/What more could I say?\u201d Now we wait for what Flame has to say.<\/p>\n Read more about Yeat in Pitchfork\u2019s feature Chief Keef\u2019s Influence Is as Strong as Ever<\/a>.<\/p>\n