In a shocking turn of events, Houston rap legend Lil Keke has publicly called out fellow artist Yungstar for what he deems a disrespectful diss during a recent podcast appearance. The controversy ignited when Yungstar accused Keke of sabotaging his inclusion in the highly anticipated Screwfest, a celebration of the late DJ Screw and the legacy of the Screwed Up Click.

During a heated exchange on Donnie Houston’s podcast, Yungstar claimed that Keke’s influence was the reason he wasn’t part of the June 27th festivities. This accusation did not sit well with Keke, who swiftly responded, expressing his outrage over the lack of communication from both Yungstar and Houston. “You both have my number. If you’re going to make claims that affect my name, at least give me a heads-up,” Keke asserted, emphasizing the importance of respect in their relationships.

The fallout has sent shockwaves through Houston’s hip-hop community, with fans and artists alike weighing in on the escalating feud. Keke clarified that he had no role in the event’s organization and insisted that he had passed on opportunities to participate in favor of others, including Yungstar. “I’m not the one running these shows; I’m just a part of the culture,” Keke stated, highlighting the deep rifts and unspoken tensions within the Screwed Up Click.

As both artists continue to air grievances, the divide within the community grows more pronounced. Keke’s passionate defense of his position and Yungstar’s accusations have sparked a firestorm of debate, raising questions about loyalty, respect, and the future of Houston rap. The stakes are high, and with emotions running deep, fans are left wondering if this conflict will escalate further or if reconciliation is possible. Stay tuned as this story develops.