Lil Tjay is making it clear he’s not tolerating any disrespect, calling out streamers Ray and Tota after a clip from their stream labeled him “an opp.”
On Thursday (Sept. 25), Tjay reposted the viral clip on his @trendkid183 Instagram, blasting the claim in a fiery caption: “A oppp!!! Lmaooooo so whennn I see ya lil ass nd slap fuck outta uuuuuu what they gon sayyyy… Bullying a streamer again I guess.”
He went on: “I don’t what part of stop playing w me ya ain’t understand. N***as got real life problems and trauma due to circumstances you will never understand… Think it’s cool to insert ya self in this shit? FOR NO REASONNNN? WHAT MAKES ME A OPP?? Who you dick riding??? HOW MANY OF YA OVER THERE FEEL LIKE THIS ????”
Tjay then issued a thinly-veiled warning to Ray, writing: “Fuck what the algorithm say [Ray] I can’t wait to see u gang ima treat u like u my skin complexion just to show ya lil ass ain’t no discrimination. Can’t wait to see ya buddy.”
As his comments spread, Kai Cenat—who frequently streams with Ray and Tota—stepped in to defend his friends. “Bro, come on,” Cenat said. “Really? … He going off what he’s seen. Let’s just stop y’all, don’t threaten nobody.”
Tjay later fired back on his main Instagram account, making it clear he wasn’t feeling Kai either. Sharing an Akademiks post about Cenat, he wrote: “I fake hate this kid him and again the biggest d riders in life.”
Lil Tjay has a history of clashing with streamers. Earlier this year, he and Fivio Foreign butted heads with Plaqueboymax after being told not to smoke during a stream appearance.
“I’m damn near mind-blown n***as even care that much,” Tjay said at the time. “I’m looking like, whew, I’m here for Fivio. … I didn’t even know that n***a was a streamer. … I swear to God, I didn’t know him until that day.”
He added that under different circumstances, he would’ve slapped Plaqueboymax.
