Earning his  with My Turn, Atlanta rapper is finally taking full form. The project, which features appearances from , , , , Moneybagg Yo, and more, is one the highest-selling releases the entire year, marking an important moment in the Quality Control artist’s career. Surprisingly enough, he chose not to include any his labelmates on the album, which is unrepresentative what Quality Control has been about in past years. When that topic was approached during the rapper’s this week, he explained why that happened, diving into his relationships with the , the City Girls, and Lil Yachty. 

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“Damn, that’s crazy,” said Lil Baby, realizing that he unintentionally left f all his QC brothers and sisters from My Turn. Explaining that he and the Migos don’t really make much music together because their different vibes, he noted that his relationship with Lil Yachty is a little more complicated.

“Lil] Yachty is my man. Shout out to Yachty. He was like the first person at QC to grab me under his wing on some rap shit. Now I’m gone all the time, so he kinda feels like I don’t really fuck with him like that, but I really do,” said Baby about Lil Boat. “It ain’t that at all.”

On Quavo, Offset, and Takef, Lil Baby says that he has a song on the way with Qua and another artist, but that he doesn’t necessarily match vibes with the other two members the group. 

Watch below at the 23:26 mark.