Finesse2Tymes didn’t mince words when asked who he has issues with, and Offset was the first name that came up.
While speaking with Akademiks on Friday (Jan. 23) outside the venue hosting the boxing match between Adam22 and Jason Luv, the Memphis rapper launched into an intense rant that quickly turned into direct threats toward the former Migos star.
“I don’t like a lot of rap n***as,” Finesse said. “That’s why I’m here. I’m sick of the rap shit. Them n***as different, they ain’t going to punch.”
When Akademiks brought up Offset specifically, Finesse wasted no time responding.
“I’ll punch the fuck out of Offset,” he said. “I’ll punch the fuck out of Offset to the floor. I been waiting to catch him at a casino. I’ma beat him off the machine. I’ma beat him off the craps table. I’ma beat him off the muthafucking blackjack table. He did too much [talking], so now you got to see me. I’m kind of waiting.”
Akademiks then asked if Offset had reached out privately, and Finesse claimed the two had exchanged heated messages.
“Yeah,” he said. “Some gangsta shit, some tough shit that you can’t come back from, like how [Adam] feel.”
Things briefly got awkward when Finesse pointed toward Adam22 and referenced how he felt about Jason Luv, who previously filmed adult scenes with Adam’s wife, Lena The Plug. Adam, visibly confused, clapped back with a shot of his own.
“Nah, you ain’t smash Cardi though,” Adam said. Finesse quickly dismissed that and explained what he believes actually triggered Offset’s anger.
“Nah, he was mad about her,” Finesse said. “I said something about Stefon Diggs and his bitch, and he got mad at me.”
The exchange marks the latest chapter in a beef that’s been bubbling since late 2025. As Finesse mentioned, the tension started when he publicly brought up Stefon Diggs while talking about rumors involving Cardi B, which led Offset to fire back online. At the time, Finesse referred to Diggs as “that n***a that hit Offset’s bitch” and said he wouldn’t let his own girlfriend be around the New England Patriots wide receiver. Offset responded on Instagram after catching wind of the comments, writing, “Bitch ass n***a don’t say my name.”
Since then, the two have gone back and forth across social media, FaceTime calls, and livestream clips, with Finesse repeatedly daring Offset to fight while Offset has claimed Finesse wouldn’t actually do anything.
More recently, Finesse has widened his scope, taking shots at several high-profile artists and calling out what he views as hypocrisy in rap culture, including remarks aimed at Young Thug and others over snitching accusations and questions of street credibility.
