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YoungBoy Never Broke Again Takes Aim at Future on New Diss Track
YoungBoy Never Broke Again drops “What Da What?” aimed at Future, then explains the diss and sparks a response from Doe Boy.
By the time YoungBoy Never Broke Again dropped “What Da What?” on Friday, July 10, the tension had already spilled across social media, Instagram Live and back again. The Baton Rouge rapper has been circling Future for days, and the new diss record arrived with an Instagram post aimed squarely at Atlanta too. “In honor to the whole Ho-Atlanta!!” YB wrote while pushing the track.
The song landed just hours after YoungBoy had first gone at the Atlanta star online, then walked it back after speaking with Offset on Instagram Live, only to change course and come back at Future again. It was a messy little loop, but one that quickly pulled another Freebandz name into the frame. Doe Boy responded on his Instagram Story with a video of his own, offering to fight and making it clear he was ready to meet YoungBoy face to face.
“Where you at? We can bump right now,” he says in the clip. “Like, right now. We don’t got to argue or do none of this gay a*s internet sh*t that you be on. You need to come outside. You not gon’ even come outside nowhere in America. Gang, you only feel safe out the country.
“Y’all don’t see this n**ga walking around up here. Do you? No, you don’t. That n**ga only pops out where he feels safe as f**k at. He ain’t got the police with him, he ain’t going. All this n**ga do is sit in the house and yell at his phone all day. This n**ga is weird. F**k is wrong with you? Let’s bump.”
YoungBoy answered quickly, posting a video to his Story and promising, “I will beat the f**k out of you,” before clarifying that the root of the whole thing was, in his telling, less personal than it looked online.
“It ain’t no beef. I don’t want no problem wit y’all,” he said. “I’ll fight you though if you want to. I just wanted to f**k up his rollout for all that little h*e a*s sh*t he do behind the scenes. It’s good though.”
Elsewhere, the timing added another layer: Future released his 10th solo studio album, The Real Me, that same day. For now, the diss record sits in the middle of a very public back-and-forth, with YoungBoy, Doe Boy and Future all suddenly occupying the same narrow stretch of internet noise.
Check out YoungBoy Never Broke Again’s Future diss record below, as well as the full back-and-forth between him and Doe Boy.
Listen to YoungBoy Never Broke Again's Future Diss Record "What Da What"
