The whole back-and-forth  began back in 2017 when YT called himself the new Tupac in coordination with dropping his Beautiful Thugger Girls album. Lucci apparently didn’t agree with the sentiment and tweeted “Pac would’ve never wore a dress” without tagging Thug.

Last night (March 21), Thugger fired up his Instagram Live and informed his fans that he has no problem slapping Lucci, and also, Houston rapper Sauce Walker.

"Man, of course I'm gon' slap Lucci and Sauce," he said on his livestream. "I'ma slap the hell out y'all little n****s man. Stop playin'. Keep playin' and know what time it is."

Not long after Thug’s broadcast, Lucci responded and said no one, including Jeffery, was going to lay any hands on him. He also began his response with the homophobic slur “f****t” written over the screen.

"Aye man, stop tagging me in that p***y ass s**t. He ain't gon slap nobody," Lucci said on IG Live. "Your husband ain't nun," he wrote in his response in reference to Thugger’s girlfriend Jerrika Karlae, who he also tagged. Sauce Walker has not yet responded publicly.