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Doe Boy Fires Back at YoungBoy Never Broke Again With ‘Come Here’ Diss Track
Doe Boy answers YoungBoy Never Broke Again with the diss track “Come Here” after a weekend of social-media shots.
Prince Williams/Julia Beverly/Getty Images (2) Doe Boy backstage at Z107.9 Summer Jam at Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse on August 28, 2021 in Cleveland, Ohio. NBA YoungBoy performs onstage during the MASA TOUR at State Farm Arena on October 15, 2025 in Atlanta, Georgia.
What started as social-media sniping between Doe Boy and YoungBoy Never Broke Again turned into a track this week, with the Freebandz rapper answering back on wax after a weekend of back-and-forth posts.
The latest round of tension picked up after YoungBoy left a comment under a Doe Boy Instagram post that read, “Keep talking wit yo h*e a*s”, a jab that only added another wrinkle to Top’s ongoing conflict with Future. NBA Herm, YoungBoy’s cousin, also stepped into the mix. By Monday, July 13, Doe Boy had responded with the diss track “Come Here.”
On the record, Doe Boy comes in direct:
“Bring your pu**y a*s outside and slide, ni**a (Come here)/Tell that pu**y boy stop claimin’ slime, ni**a (Come here),” Doe Boy raps. “You not like that, you ain’t my kind, ni**a (Come here)/You got rich and start claimin’ the 5, ni**a (Come here, pu**y)/Under Birdman wing, you a Blood now (You a Blood now)/Keep a .50 like Lil Jeff, I feel like Bloodhound (Feel like Bloodhound)/Say hе been sober for a month, he need his drugs now (Junkie)/Why you comin’ on my pagе like I won’t bug out? (Fool).”
The YoungBoy and Future feud had already spilled into public view last week, when YB went at Future on the eve of Hendrix’s The Real Me album release, then apologized before taking another swing. He followed that up with “What Da What?”, another song aimed at Pluto.
Doe Boy’s name entered the frame after Top directed a comment at him beneath a photo Doe posted of himself standing with Future. From there, the online sparring kept building until “Come Here” gave it a more permanent form.
Elsewhere, the situation has become one more entry in hip-hop’s long memory of beefs that escalate fast and make little sense from the outside, even when they’re unfolding in real time on Instagram and in songs. For now, Doe Boy has answered YoungBoy Never Broke Again in the same language the argument has been speaking all weekend.
