Lil Tjay walked into Power 105 in the fur hat and the They Just Ain’t You hoodie. The album was the reason for the chair. Offset was the reason anyone clipped it.

They Just Ain’t You dropped May 1, 2026, on his own TrenchKid imprint after a three-album major-label run. Independent, Bronx, first project he fully owns. That is the promo. The conversation slid into the $10,000.

Tjay’s version on air: Offset was at a casino asking everybody for cash, including people who look like they work nine-to-five. Tjay kicked in $5,000, then another $5,000. Later he saw Offset making it rain at a strip club. The money never came back. He said he feels some kind of way about that, but he also said he has no active beef and would hug it out.

That debt talk is months old. What made it radioactive is April 6 outside the Seminole Hard Rock in Hollywood, Florida. Offset was shot. Tjay was arrested for disorderly conduct. He told reporters that night Offset looked at him and said he got shot, then Tjay called him a rat. His lawyer told him to stop talking. On Breakfast Club he stayed closer to the album and the casino story than to the parking lot.

He also covered the 2022 shooting that put seven holes in him in New Jersey, PTSD he says he handles without formal therapy, Kai Cenat, 50 Cent trolling, and staying tied to the Bronx while the industry moves. Forty-five minutes of radio. The Offset block is the part that traveled.

Two men who once had “Run It Up” together. One unpaid stack, one Florida night, one morning-show recap. Tjay is selling an independent album named after himself. Offset is still the other name in the headline.