ScHoolboy Q and Tyler, The Creator have had a long-running disagreement about a collaboration that never was, and now the TDE rapper has accused Tyler of lying about what happened.
The Odd Future founder teamed up with A$AP Rocky in 2017 on a song called “Who Dat Boy,” which appeared on his Flower Boy album.
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While holding a Q&A with fans on X on Tuesday (February 27), ScHoolboy Q was asked if there was a track he wished he had a verse on, to which he answered “Who Dat Boy.”
Q went on to accuse Tyler, The Creator of “lying” about never sending him the beat, contradicting previous comments made by the Grammy-winner. He also called both Tyler and Rocky “idiots.”
“WHo dat boy but Tyler keeps lying like He sent me tHe beat.. tHem idiots sHouldve neva put dat out witHout me,” he replied.
WHo dat boy but Tyler keeps lying like He sent me tHe beat.. tHem idiots sHouldve neva put dat out witHout me 🤦🏾♂️ https://t.co/i8Ex64Dolg
— ScHoolboy Q (@ScHoolboyQ) February 28, 2024
ScHoolboy Q previously claimed that he was left off “Who Dat Boy” because Tyler, The Creator and A$AP Rocky didn’t want to “get bodied” on the track.
However, Tyler disputed the TDE MC’s claim and said he originally made the beat for him.
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“YOU FAT LYING BITCH I MADE THAT BEAT SPECIFICALLY FOR YOU AND YOU SAID ‘EHH, NAH’ SO I KEPT IT YOU DIRTY N-GGA,” he said.
Given that Q previously named Tyler as one of his closest friends in the rap game, it’s likely their back-and-forths were in good nature.
Despite their playful dispute over “Who Dat Boy,” ScHoolboy Q and Tyler, The Creator have collaborated on a number of occasions, with Tyler producing and appearing on “Purge” from the former’s Oxymoron album in 2014.
The TDE rapper returned the favor by appearing twice on Tyler’s 2015 album Cherry Bomb on the songs “Run” and “The Brown Stains of Darkeese Latifah Part 6–12 (Remix).”
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Tyler also made a cameo in the music video for “Numb Numb Juice” from Q’s last album, 2019’s CrasH Talk.
Parodying the 1998 film Belly, the IGOR rapper played the role of Big Head Rico wearing a wig and shades while eating a banana.
