Former NBA player Stephen Jackson tears into Lil Yachty for questionably using George Floyd's name in his latest song.

In the song, the Atlanta-based musician rhymed “Put my knee up on her neck, I went George Floyd,” followed by a “Wop” adlib.

The "All the Smoke" cohost, who was a close friend of Floyd, said the Yachty lyric was “wack” and cautioned him to think ...

Lil Yachty is facing heavy backlash after previewing an unreleased track during a livestream with PlaqueBoyMax that included ...

American rapper Lil Yachty, whose real name is Miles Parks McCollum, is currently trending after sharing a glimpse of his new ...

Lil Yachty faces backlash for leaked song lyric referencing George Floyd’s death, prompting outrage from Floyd’s ‘brother’, ex-NBA player Stephen Jackson.

Lil Yachty received swift backlash from fans and the family of George Floyd after his questionable lyrics went viral ...

Rapper Lil Yachty is facing widespread criticism after previewing a song on streamer PlaqueBoyMax’s channel that included a ...

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Former NBA star Stephen Jackson put Lil Yachty on blast for a disrespectful bar referencing his late friend George Floyd, but the two appear to have made amends since. It all started w hen Yachty ...

Lil Yachty teased new music on Plaqueboymax's livestream, but its who he mentioned that has many Black folks in an uproar.

Former NBA champion Stephen Jackson is one of many who have criticized rapper Lil Yachty for his controversial lyrics after he referenced George Floyd on an unreleased song.