Young Thug kicked issues off by importing a snapshot of 21 Savage standing beside Taylor Swift, together with one other picture exhibiting him proudly posing in entrance of a sneaker wall. Not one to again down, 21 fired again with an previous picture of Thug—set to the emotional soundtrack of Sam Cooke’s “A Change Is Gonna Come”—which shortly grew to become the standout second of their digital roast battle.

Once their posts began circulating, followers flooded the feedback with reactions. “If I was Thug, 21 would’ve had to see me wit these fists after that picture,” one consumer joked. Another chimed in, “That’s the type of pic that turns a play fight into a real one.”

After the jokes, 21 Savage shifted the main focus again to music by sharing footage from his high-energy efficiency at London’s Wireless Festival. He joined Drake onstage as considered one of a number of shock visitors throughout the rapper’s headlining set. Other artists making appearances included Skepta, Central Cee, Latto, and Sexyy Redd.

Drake set the tone for the evening with a daring assertion: “All that sweetheart, singing sht? That sht is over tonight. This is for my motherf*cking dogs. I see my dogs came out tonight.”

While 21 has been lighting up levels, Young Thug is in album mode. He’s prepping for the discharge of UY Scutti, his first full-length undertaking since taking a plea deal within the YSL RICO case. The album’s lead single, “Money on Money,” dropped in April, however no official launch date has been confirmed but.