Lil Yachty faces the online bounce after a meeting and green video appears to show him a favorite with his fans.
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Lil Yachty surfaced on this week’s video, suggesting that he had a passionate interaction with female participants while barely admitting several male fans, which caused frustration on social media.
The video circulated widely on Monday (September 1), showing the yacht smiling and interacting with a woman, while in other clips, he seemed distracted, scrolling on his phone and offering semi-occurring greetings to male supporters—sometimes without even eye contact.
Lil Yachty became popular because of the way she met female and male fans
– Rap Quotes (@rapquotesyt) September 1, 2025
One user wrote: “Imagine paying to meet someone with you f###, and they will treat you like that.”
Another added: “Every week this #### shows that he is a ######, lol.”
Some online reviewers were not surprised, pointing out the yacht’s past behavior and comments. “ik they don’t listen to him. He literally talks about ### n #### who is like a group.”
Despite allegations that he was flirting with female attendees, Yachty had previously rejected the idea of his casual encounter.
In a 2022 tweet, he wrote: “I am sorry for the woman I met with intentions on f####### I did not do that.
The party and the green rebound came weeks after another controversy involving rappers.
In an August 2025 Twitch stream, hosted by Plaqueboymax, Yachty previewed a track with a lyric poem citing George Floyd: “Put my knees around her neck, I went to George Floyd.”
The line was quickly condemned, including former NBA player Stephen Jackson, a close friend of Floyd’s who he called “weak” and said artists should stop using Floyd’s name to attract attention.
Yachty later apologized to Jackson in private. Jackson publicly admitted to apologizing, saying, “He is a smart young man, he won for a reason… He made a mistake, he apologized, and we keep moving forward.”
