YK Niece is setting the record straight about the viral moment that had social media talking. During a recent appearance on the ‘Pour Minds’ podcast, the rapper reflected on unexpectedly sharing the stage with Pluto Da Brat at NBA YoungBoy’s MASA Tour stop in Atlanta, and opened up about what happened behind the scenes.
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YK Niece Opens Up About Viral Onstage Reunion With Pluto Da Brat
On a recent episode of ‘Pour Minds,’ YK Niece opened up about her relationship with fellow rapper Pluto Da Brat and addressed the viral moment the two shared onstage during NBA YoungBoy’s MASA Tour stop in Atlanta.
Podcast host Lex P asked about the performance that had the internet buzzing, prompting YK Niece to explain what happened from her perspective.
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The moment unfolded when NBA YoungBoy surprised the crowd by bringing both YK Niece and Pluto Da Brat onstage to perform their collaboration, ‘Whim Whammie.’ The appearance immediately sparked conversation online as fans noticed the two artists remained on opposite sides of the stage and didn’t interact during the performance.
The viral moment came after YK Niece and Pluto Da Brat had publicly spoken about their falling out following the song’s release.
K Niece said she had no idea Pluto Da Brat would also be joining her onstage. The rapper explained that the moment wasn’t what she expected when she agreed to perform, and she admitted she was caught off guard when she realized what was happening. She added that if she ever decides to publicly reconcile with Pluto Da Brat, it will happen on her own terms and when she’s ready.
Social Media Reacts
YK Niece’s comments quickly sparked debate across social media, with users sharing mixed reactions to her explanation in TSRT’s comment section.
YK Niece Earns A Spot On The 2026 XXL Freshman Class
Despite the online conversation surrounding the performance, YK Niece continues to build momentum in her career. The rapper recently earned a spot on the 2026 XXL Freshman Class, joining a group of rising artists recognized by the publication as some of hip-hop’s most promising new voices.
This year’s class also includes Trim, La Reezy, Slayr, SoSoCamo, Trap Dickey, Belly Gang Kushington, Chris Patrick, Babyfxce E, Skrilla, Miles Minnick, and Hurricane Wisdom.
