Why did Lil Durk not drib 'AHHH HA' Pt two? Fans eager for NBA YoungBoy diss say 'Demand it ASAP'

Social media users before long got to the cervix of the 29-year-one-time rapper equally they started asking where the rails was


Updated On : 23:07 PST, Mar 12, 2022

Why did Lil Durk not drop 'AHHH HA' Pt 2? Fans eager for NBA YoungBoy diss say 'Need it ASAP'

Lil Durk and NBA YoungBoy (Photos by Gonzalo Marroquin/Getty Images/[e-mail protected])

"NBA YoungBoy damn near ended Lil Durk'south career" is what the Internet had claimed after NBA YoungBoy dropped 'I Hate YoungBoy'- a fierce diss rail that was aimed at his arch-nemesis Lil Durk. The young rapper'due south track came after Durk took shots at him in the song 'Ahhh Ha'. The Chicago native over the weekend promised part two of 'Ahhh Ha' making a big annunciation on his official Twitter business relationship.

 However, Lil Durk did not release the runway every bit promised that got the Internet irked. Social media users soon got to the neck of the 29-yr-old rapper equally they started asking where the track was. In the single 'Ahhh Ha', Lil Durk took subliminal and explicit shots at his YoungBoy Never Bankrupt Again'due south crew and affiliates.

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'They will never understand'

Lil Durk over the weekend took to his Twitter account to announce the office of his diss track 'Ahhh Ha' called 'Ahhh Ha' Role 2. He shared an paradigm of his and wrote, "Ahhhh haaaa pt2 midnight …. OMG #7220 out now." Hours later he again took to the micro-blogging site, and said, "They will never understand." However, he soon deleted both the posts. He had shared the same mail on Instagram simply he speedily edited the song announcement to the explanation that read, "Sike". Information technology is non confirmed whether he volition drop the track or not. MEAWW will continue you posted.

 In the showtime function, Lil Durk raps, "Don't respond to s**t with Von (Aye, yeah, yes)/ I'm like, "F**k it, y'all tripping, become get your gun" (Let's get it, aye, gun)/ They dropping locations, I'yard getting it done (Woo, woo, woo, gang)/ F**k tweeting, we sliding, the feds volition come up (Yeah, yeah, yeah, homo, what?)." Durk most recently released his seventh album '7220'. If we speak nigh NBA YoungBoy'due south diss track 'I Hate YoungBoy', he not only took shots at Lil Durk just also dragged his fiancée Republic of india and other manufacture stalwarts similar Lil Babe, Gucci Mane, King Von, 21 Savage, Boosie Badazz, and a few others.

'Need that Ahhh Ha pt.two asap'

Social media users thronged to Twitter as soon as Lil Durk made the annunciation. Even so, since the song did not land on streaming platforms, they got annoyed as one of the users stated, "@lildurk  I need that ahh ha pt.ii asap". Echoing similar sentiments, another asked, "@lildurk - Ahh ha p2? ..where the link brodie?" One user added, "Where tf ahh haa pt2."

 The next one posted, "AHH haaa and then catchy bruh Lil Durk got a hit thats a diss insane lol. Been maxim AHHHH HAAAA to everything."  One claimed, "He done baited him with ahh ha he felt bothered enought to driblet a song with the next 12 hours."  One YoungBoy fan interfered and said, "I Hate Youngboy pt2 coming 12 hours later" to which another replied, "NO It WON'T, YB own't giving him no more damn promo. He thought he could give himself the luxury of not using em Drake, Lil Babe, Pooh Shiesty n the whole manufacture's features he got..album must not be movin and then expert..he wanna bait YoungBoy, YB ain't dumb."  Meanwhile, one added, "Durk where is ahh haaa how p2 broski."  One ended, "WHERE THE F**K AHH HAA PT.2 (north-give-and-take) ???? Drib Information technology RN OR IM SLIDING."

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