Lil Baby Sends Shots at Gunna & Offset in New Song “Otha Boy”

Lil Baby just reignited Atlanta’s rap drama with his new track “Otha Boy”, and the lyrics got the whole hip-hop world talking. Fans say he dissed Gunna and Offset without naming names — but the bars tell the story loud and clear. Baby rapped about a “male stripper” and “pushing up at the gym,” and the culture instantly connected the dots.

Rumors are swirling that this all ties back to the alleged 2020 Compound incident, where Offset was reportedly jumped and stripped by Lil Baby’s 4PF crew — though Baby denied it as “fake news” at the time. Now, with Wham dropping his own diss and Baby leaving subliminals flying, fans are wondering: is this the real beginning of a full-blown ATL rap civil war?

Meanwhile, Gunna’s name keeps getting thrown in the mix after his return from the YSL case — with Baby’s lyrics hinting at tension and loyalty issues. Add Offset’s ongoing issues with Quality Control and lawsuits over his solo rights, and this beef just became one of hip-hop’s most tangled storylines.

Watch as we break down every lyric, every bar, and every hidden message behind Lil Baby’s “Otha Boy,” including how this track connects to the long-rumored fallout between 4PF, Migos, and YSL.

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📆 Timestamps:
00:00 - The calm before the storm: Lil Baby drops “Otha Boy”
01:35 - “This ain’t a diss” — the subliminal way to diss in 2025
03:00 - Offset bar decoded: “Male stripper” and the 2020 Compound rumors
05:12 - Gunna bar decoded: “Catch him in the gym doing push-ups”
07:40 - The Compound story: what really happened that night
09:50 - Offset’s falling out with Quality Control and Pee Thomas
12:10 - Why Gunna’s name stays in the mix after YSL fallout