Almighty Jay Accuses YBN Nahmir of D.C. Studio Robbery

The drama between former YBN members Almighty Jay and YBN Nahmir is heating up, and it’s getting personal. After Nahmir accused Jay of actions that ‘almost got my mom hurt,’ Almighty Jay decided to clap back with some serious allegations of his own.

Almighty Jay’s Counter-Allegations

During a recent livestream, Almighty Jay dismissed Nahmir’s claims about the YBN crew’s breakup being due to his alleged ‘foul stuff.’ Instead, Jay turned the tables, alleging that Nahmir himself was recently the victim of a violent robbery in Washington, D.C. ‘When you got your face cut, n—a, them the same n—as you was calling to protect you,’ Jay stated, implying Nahmir sought help from people he previously associated with.

Jay went on to detail the alleged incident, questioning Nahmir’s memory of what happened in a D.C. studio about four months prior. ‘Didn’t you get pistol-whipped and stripped in the studio for all your chains, that’s why you got no chains?’ Jay asked, emphatically denying that he ever asked Nahmir for ‘gangster s–t’ and suggesting he’d rather call someone named Lester before Nahmir.

The Studio Incident

Almighty Jay claims he can provide proof of the alleged robbery by going live with the individuals who carried it out. He put his mother’s life on it, stating, ‘If I’m lying I’m flying, I put this on my mama life.’ This dramatic claim suggests Jay is confident in his accusation.

The YBN crew, which famously included Nahmir, Almighty Jay, and Cordae, rose to prominence in the late 2010s with hits like ‘Rubbin Off the Paint’ and ‘Bounce Out With That.’ The group’s dissolution and the subsequent public spats between its members continue to be a topic of discussion in the hip-hop community.

Escalating Feud

This exchange marks a significant escalation in the ongoing feud between the former collaborators. While Nahmir’s initial accusation focused on past actions affecting his family, Almighty Jay’s response brings allegations of serious criminal activity and personal endangerment into the public eye.