Lil Yachty Claims He's Done With The Internet: 'I Ain't Posting No More'

Lil Yachty is signing off the Internet after his comments about his friend Drake sparked backlash on social media.

It all started after he appeared on Andrew Schluz's Flagrant podcast earlier this week. During the conversation, Yachty said that he wished he never said anything about Drake and Kendrick Lamar's beef , which he was pulled into after K.Dot mentioned him on "Euphoria." He also claimed that Drizzy was "genuinely unfazed" by the feud. After his comments spread throughout the Internet, Yachty decided that enough was enough. He hopped on Instagram Live for what might be his final online broadcast.

"I'm not doing no more talking," Yachty said in to the camera. "I don't got s**t else to say. I'm gone off this internet s**t. I think I'm gone for the rest of the year. I swear to God. I ain't got s**t else to say. Contracted to do this podcast s**t, unfortunately contracted to, but I ain't posting no more s**t. I ain't posting no fits. I'm deleting the apps off my phone. I swear to God...I'm not tweeting, I'm minding my f**king business."

It's safe to say it's been a tough week for Yachty. The Atlanta native has been berated by trolls online for several reasons. In the same episode of Flagrant , Yachty also admitted he's the one who leaked the "S.O.D. (Super Soak)" record that sparked outrage from Soulja Boy . The "Poland" rapper claimed he gave it to Kai Cenat after Mr. HotSpot, whose song "Goodness Gracious" was used on the record, declined to clear the sample due to his religious beliefs. His admission also caused a stir among fans who feel like Yachty purposely went against HotSpot's decision.

He also faced vitriol after he confirmed Karrahbooo was no longer a part of his group Concrete Boys . Fans had already began to lash out after they noticed she had been removed from the crew's Instagram page without notice. She also didn't perform with them at Broccoli City Festival last weekend.