The war is on between T.I. and former Grand Hustle member Spodee, who has fired back at the "Dead and Gone" hitmaker on Instagram.

A couple of hours ago, Spodee posted a response to T.I.'s diss on social media by sharing a clip of him partying. He captioned it "STILL GOIN INN ON THESE N-S A-S LOL."

Spodee's post is actually in reference to T.I.'s Instagram post in which he set two examples of what could happen to the former if he leaves the label.

"As we all go about our business and pleasure on this fine day today, allow me to remind you of two former young hopeful Grand Hustlers who thought going against the glory and good graces of the fam might be more beneficial to their campaign," T.I. captioned his Instagram post on Thursday which contained pics of two former label mates.

T.I., whose real name is Clifford Joseph Harris Jr., then added a straightforward threat against Spodee saying: "Now while you may not know, care or remember anything of their antics, I must remind you ... It's room for one more pick up there. @superspodee#f---umean, #KeepMyNameOutYoMouf, #OuttaRespectOfYaCuzzo. I'll just leave it at that," according to HipHopDX.

T.I.'s IG post was apparently his response to Spodee's words during the latter's interview with VladTV where he expressed his desire to exit the label since he has outgrown the situation and start his own.

"A man told me something one time. 'You guys are brushes in my masterpiece,' and I thought to myself, 'Me? Big old me? All the knowledge and energy that I have [and] I'm a stroke in your masterpiece?' Well that's cool. I have no problem being a pawn when it's necessary or when I should be a pawn," he told VladTV.

Spodee then went on to say, "To be a chief, you have to be a good Indian, but I saw no way to be a chief over there, and I'm definitely too grown, too big and too talented to be an Indian right now or to be a pawn right now. With that in my mind, I just decided to create my own masterpiece."

Despite what he said, Spodee maintained that him and T.I., formerly Tip, are "still cool."

"Everybody know I was a loyal guy with Grand Hustle and Tip," Spodee said. "And you know it's no bad blood. I'm not mad at Tip or anything like that, but I have the potential to be bigger than Tip or if not, just as big so it was time, man. I outgrew that. [I've been with Grand Hustle] too long. Six years."

T.I. has yet to respond to Spodee's jab on Instagram. Stay tuned for updates.