Memphis rapper Blac Younsta did the unthinkable this weekend, performing Young Dolph diss in front of a crowd. Young Dolph was murdered last month, after two men pulled over the legendary artist – and shot him dead, MTO News reported.
Memphis police have yet to find the shooter, but federal agents are now on the scene. And they’re looking into whether any prior beef, including hip hop beef, may have led to Dolph’s killing.
As the investigation was ongoing, Blac Youngsta performed a protest song aimed at Young Dolph in front of a large crowd a month after the star’s death.
In the video below, which is going viral on social media, his 2006 Black Youngsta rap Shake Sum watched during his performance Friday night at the Aces of Dallas nightclub in Dallas, Texas.
The song targets Young Dolph, who was shot dead at Makeda Cookies in Memphis last month, and calls Dolph a *** boy and uses a variety of other profanities. Clock:
He raps: “The young Dolph Thorton wants to play ho / I’m on tour with K ho / Mac 11, Smith & Wesson, extended clip, though 100 rounds / How the f*** you the king of Memphis , you ain’ t from the city, you’re from Chicago / F *** boy, you better lie low / The killers move when I say so.
And much more than that. Here are the other lyrics:
“Dolph, you don’t work in vain / You are a lowly person / Talkin ” for you are the best friend of the plug, n****, you do not sell no job / N *** * bustin’ on you in your own hood.
Young Dolph fans are saddened by the incident and suggest that Blac Youngsta may have been involved in Dolph’s murder.
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