Chief Keef and his GBE camp have been trading shots with Migos online and in songs for a year, but that beef may have come to an end Monday night. Keef and the Atlanta rap trio posted a picture together, implying that the issues may now be in the past.

In addition to posting on Instagram, the official Migos Twitter account posted the picture with the caption "Miglo" -- which mashes together Migos and Glory (GBE stands for Glory Boyz Entertainment).

GBE rapper Tadoe also posted a flick, which made it look like the two crews didn't just pose for a picture, but were actually hanging out.

The problems between the camps started last December, when Keef took exception to a line on "Brokanese," and accused Migos of "sneak dissin'," which the "Fight Night" rappers later told MTV News "caught them by surprise."

Things escalated last month, Quavo, one third of the group, was reportedly robbed by an affiliate of Keef. He claimed he was fine, and then addressed the incident on "The Truth."

Another member of the group, Offset, didn't mince words when asked about the situation by Billboard. “F–k ‘em,” he said. “Nothing’s going on. That’s it. F–k ‘em. F–k ‘em, f–k ‘em, f–k ‘em, like OG Maco said [on 'F--KEMX3']. F–k ‘em.”

For a while, it seemed like things in this beef had the potential to take a violent turn -- with GBE's Fredo tweeting a threat to get Migos' "whole camped killed" in November -- so it's a relief to see that they've put their differences to bed.