The rap world is buzzing again — and this time, it’s all about Lil Baby’s new single “OTHA BOY.”
Released just days ago, the track instantly set social media ablaze after fans began dissecting its lyrics and drawing connections to fellow Atlanta rappers Offset and Gunna.

Within hours of its release, X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram lit up with speculation. Listeners pointed to a few lines that seemed to throw subtle jabs — sharp, coded messages that fans claim were aimed squarely at Baby’s industry peers.

While Lil Baby hasn’t confirmed who the lyrics refer to, the internet didn’t wait for clarification. Threads, reaction videos, and fan breakdowns flooded YouTube and TikTok, with users debating whether the rapper was reigniting old feuds or simply flexing his lyrical dominance.

A History of Tension

Lil Baby, Offset, and Gunna have all shared complicated histories in Atlanta’s close-knit rap scene.
Rumors of quiet rivalries have circulated for years, particularly since shifts in alliances and public controversies reshaped relationships within the hip-hop community.

Still, many fans argue the new song shouldn’t be taken literally. Some view “OTHA BOY” as a return to Lil Baby’s competitive roots — a classic display of lyrical bravado rather than a personal attack.

Fan Reactions

“He’s back in his bag — that’s pure Atlanta energy!” one fan wrote on X.

Others felt the timing was deliberate, calling it “a warning shot to the industry.”

Meanwhile, supporters of Offset and Gunna quickly fired back online, insisting their favorites wouldn’t engage in “rap drama.”

The Bigger Picture

As with most rap feuds, part of the appeal is the mystery — fans love trying to decode who’s being addressed and why. Whether or not “OTHA BOY” truly targets anyone, the song has accomplished what every rapper hopes for: it’s got everyone talking.

Lil Baby has yet to issue a statement, but one thing’s clear — “OTHA BOY” has once again reminded listeners that he knows exactly how to dominate both the charts and the conversation.