Thug's next album will be the rapper's first since being released from jail in November after spending more than 900 days in custody.

The emergency began shortly after the yacht docked at Booby Trap on the River, a well-known Miami establishment. Alert staff members noticed smoke billowing from the vessel merely 30 minutes after its arrival.

While denying reports that he was involved with a yacht that caught fire in Miami, Metro Boomin shared good news for fans of himself and Young Thug. Just days after the aforementioned Miami incident,

According to Local 10, music isn’t the only thing heated up in Metro Boomin’s life. Yesterday (January 19), the outlet claimed a yacht supposed rented to Metro Boomin caught fire while docked at a strip club near the Miami International Airport.

His smash hit alongside Future and Kendrick Lamar, “Like That,” took over the airwaves, while the resulting fallout between himself and Drake led to the viral “BBL Drizzy” challenge, in which fans rapped over an instrumental poking fun at Drake’s alleged cosmetic procedures.

Metro Boomin sidestepped reports of his rented yacht fire by announcing a new album with Young Thug, sparking mixed reactions from fans.

MIAMI – A massive yacht burst into flames while it was docked behind the Booby Trap on the River strip club. It happened Sunday in the early morning hours behind the club located at 3615 NW S River Dr. in Miami.

A yacht reportedly rented by music producer Metro Boomin caught fire outside a riverside strip club on Sunday, drawing a flurry of onlookers in the wee hours of the morning. The 95-foot boat went up in flames just 30 minutes after docking at Booby Trap at around 3 a.

The vessel was fully ablaze when Miami-Dade Fire Rescue arrived at approximately 4:05 a.m. at the 3600 block of Northwest South River Drive.