What started as a regular TikTok Live quickly turned into an online back and forth between UK drill rappers Russ Millions and Kirky after Russ made some bold comments about the difference between north and south London rappers.

The live, which featured six other panellists and over 1,000 viewers tuned in, quickly shifted from casual conversation into heated territory after the topic of street politics and rap beefs came up. During the discussion, Russ claimed south London artists are involved in “real beef”, while accusing north London rappers of taking their issues to social media instead. He specifically named rappers like Clavish, Kirky and Huncho while doubling down on his stance.

“I’m used to proper stuff… you man [Clavish, Kirky, Huncho] aren’t spilling nothing,” he said.

But things did not stop at music politics. Russ also took personal shots at Kirky, claiming the rapper allegedly tries to refer to him as a “stepbrother” due to rumours surrounding Russ’s dad and Kirky’s mum previously being involved.

Kirky wasted no time responding. Taking to Snapchat, the OFB rapper denied ever trying to force any kind of relationship with Russ, claiming they had barely spoken until Russ allegedly asked a mutual friend to connect them. He then posted screenshots of alleged old DMs between the pair, where the conversation appeared far more friendly than what was being shown publicly.

Captioning the post with “this is the problem with 🧢”, Kirky appeared to accuse Russ of switching narratives online for the sake of the moment.

The Snapchats did not end there either. Kirky later made another dig, this time bringing Russ’s relationship with influencer Shemara London into the conversation, even threatening to “ruin” the relationship in a post that quickly began circulating across social media.

Residents online have been split on the situation. Some found the exchange entertaining, calling it “classic drill internet chaos”, while others questioned why personal family and relationship matters were being dragged into public beef.

Russ Millions, best known for tracks like Gun Lean and for helping push UK drill further into the mainstream, has built a reputation as one of the genre’s most recognisable names. Over the years, he has collaborated with major UK and international artists, while also becoming known for his unfiltered personality online, something that fans are highlighting through this situation.