Rapper Aitch and fashion designer Clint419 have engaged in a public back-and-forth on social media, escalating tensions following a lyrical jab from Aitch in a diss track aimed at Central Cee. The feud took a sharp turn when Clint, the founder of the popular streetwear brand Corteiz, responded with a series of scathing tweets.

In the early hours of the morning, Clint took to Twitter to throw shots at Aitch’s career and earnings:

“Truly humbled that God has allowed my existence to be used as a tool for Aitch to sustain his career in this recession.”

He followed up by mocking Aitch’s streaming revenue:

“7 mil streams in 2 months, that’s £30,000. I’m happy to know I fed him & his manager’s family, that’s what this is all about.”

Aitch wasted no time responding. The Manchester rapper took to his Instagram stories, where he pulled up several of Clint’s old and now-deleted tweets, accusing him of being racist and discriminatory. He also engaged with TheShadeBorough’s comment section, where he sarcastically wrote:

“Aww it’s nice to know he thinks about me in the middle of the night. Cute ass guy.”

In his final response, Aitch doubled down, calling out Clint’s past behavior and making it clear he had no intention of continuing the back-and-forth.

“This is the last I’m gonna speak on my man. There’s blatantly tweets out there of him being super racist on his Kanye shit. But everyone picks and chooses who they wanna be mad at. If you wear Corteiz, you’re supporting a racist egotistical weirdo. And I made 400 bags in February. Suck ya mumma pussy.”

The feud has sparked debate online, with fans split between supporting Aitch’s call-out and defending Clint, who has a strong following in UK streetwear culture. Many are now revisiting Clint’s past tweets, questioning whether the controversy will impact the popularity of Corteiz.

Residents, what side are you on?