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Offset Fires Back After Rylo Rodriguez Name-Checks Him on S.K.A.T.E.
After Rylo Rodriguez name-checks Offset on S.K.A.T.E.'s "Eliza," Offset fires off Instagram Story disses and Rylo answers with a sales-minded clapback.
Rap plenty rarely stays quiet long when a new tape lands. On Friday (July 3), Alabama’s Rylo Rodriguez released his new project S.K.A.T.E., and a passing line on the cut “Eliza (Bless Me Up)” was enough to turn a mention into a public spat with Offset.
On “Eliza (Bless Me Up)” Rylo drops a punchy bar that references both Future’s Freebandz affiliate Casino and the former Migos rapper:
“Freebandz, I’m locked in with Casino, but I’m not Offset,”
The line plays on Casino’s Freebandz ties and, as the track implies, Offset’s alleged gambling issues. Offset, who was named directly by the lyric’s contrast, did not take the name-drop lightly. He took to his Instagram Story to call Rylo out and tagged him in a string of posts.
Offset’s first Story read:
“Talk gon make me kill no one y’all playing,”
He followed with a sequence of insults—again tagging Rylo—and one post bluntly challenged the Alabama rapper’s commercial clout:
“think sh*t sweet pu**y you ain’t gone sell more than 10k pu**y.”
Offset continued in the same vein:
“Here go some clout pu**y you n**gas can’t come to ATL nomo. Alabama a*s n**ga u a country n**ga u went against yo own ppl yo d*ck ride pu**y. I ain’t deleting sh*t u want publicity pu**y.”
He added a few more disses, then posted a screenshot of a direct-message voice note he said he’d received from Rylo, in which Rylo told him it “wasn’t even a diss.” In the screenshot, Offset’s reply reads simply:
“Pu**y.”
Rylo’s reply
Rylo answered on his own Instagram Story the next day, turning the commercial jab back into numbers. His on-screen reply read:
“Even if I was to [sell] 10K that be cool it still be 2k more than your last tape. Lil boy day was yesterday.”
The exchange—lyric, Stories, screenshots—didn’t escalate into a longer public feud in the immediate aftermath, but it underscores how quickly a single bar on a new release can spill into social media theater. Both artists used Instagram Stories to stake their positions, and fans circulated the back-and-forth online.
Below, the quoted posts and screenshots from both artists circulated widely on social platforms following Rylo’s S.K.A.T.E. release.
