QC’s Pierre “Pee” Thomas Responds to “Rat” Claims After Young Thug Blasts Lil Baby for Signing With Him [Video]

Pierre “Pee” Thomas, the CEO and co-founder of Quality Control Music, is shutting down any talk about him being tied to street politics. Pee took to Instagram Stories with a series of heated posts aimed at Young Thug and YSL affiliate PeeWee Roscoe after his name was brought up in conversations about snitching and cooperation with law enforcement. A call was leaked late Friday night in which a man believed to be Young Thug accused Pee of being a “rat.” During the call, Thug questions why Lil Baby chose to sign with QC, given Pee’s alleged history of snitching.

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In his messages, Pee made it clear that he is not involved in any street activity. He wrote that he is a tax-paying citizen who is focused on running businesses and providing for his family. Pee criticized Thug and PeeWee for creating false stories about him.

“Imagine some broke a** rats like @thuggerthugger1 and PeeWeeRatScoe trying to run a rat narrative on me and all my n***as that I love running with these h** a** n***as knowing how these n***as talk about me,” he wrote. “All the street n***as is broke, dead, and in jail. Why do ya’ll continue to glorify this s**t?”

Pee followed up with another post where he denied ever sitting in a courtroom or interrogation room, giving up names. He insisted that he has never cooperated with the police and said he does not speak about the dead because he does not care to explain that kind of situation. He finished by accusing his critics of being the real police and suggested they were only attacking him out of jealousy.

The frustration comes as Young Thug’s ongoing YSL RICO trial continues to spark debates online. Earlier this week, leaked interrogation footage surfaced that appeared to show Thug mentioning PeeWee Roscoe, once convicted in the 2015 Lil Wayne tour bus shooting. That clip quickly spread across social media, fueling speculation about who was cooperating with law enforcement.

While Roscoe later defended Thug publicly and said he was not a snitch, the conversation spilled over, and Pee Thomas’ name became caught in the mix. This created a firestorm, with Thug, Ralo, PeeWee, and other YSL members clashing online.