(AllHipHop News) Accusations of beat stealing have become common place in Hip Hop. The latest incident comes from someone named “Schlacka” who’s claiming Travis Scott used his production to remake the beat for “Wasted.”

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Metro Boomin, the producer of the track off Scott’s Rodeo, saw the tweets and responded. The Atlanta-based beat maker denied lifting anything from someone else and even threatened to smack his accuser.

Besides Travis Scott, Metro has also produced for Future, Waka Flocka Flame, Rick Ross, Migos, Meek Mill and others. He has a platinum single with ILoveMakonnen’s “Tuesday.”

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Read the tweets below.

Travis Scott stole my beat and put it on Rodeo without giving credit. Please watch and tell @trvisXX he's a f###. pic.twitter.com/BXT2iUr9RV

— nature (@Schlacka) September 8, 2015

Wasted with Juicy J and Pimp C https://t.co/xVfjZLCLNi

— nature (@Schlacka) September 8, 2015

I had his number and email and I used to send him beats. He had his producers remake this beat. https://t.co/sQfbU3DPqj

— nature (@Schlacka) September 8, 2015

Like y'all really think Metro went and completely changed his style up for this one beat? You m############ are slow.

— nature (@Schlacka) September 9, 2015

S/O Metro tho one of my favorites and one of the most creative producers of this generation .

— nature (@Schlacka) September 9, 2015

I don't have to or want to prove anything to anyone, I want justice. Now get out my mentions u greasy m###########. https://t.co/Lxo0nmdVzd

— nature (@Schlacka) September 9, 2015

Ay bruh bruh, stop tweeting me. We all know Travis is a f### but you're a known habitual liar. Go somewhere else. https://t.co/6XuL0yNdKi

— nature (@Schlacka) September 9, 2015

@Schlacka @trvisXX f### you b#### n#### I've never stole s### in my life p#### when I see you I'm smacking the s### out of you on everything

— Metro Boomin (@MetroBoomin) September 9, 2015