Yungeen Ace Drops Hard-Hitting "Game Over" Diss Aimed at Foolio
Yungeen Ace and Foolio had a notorious rivalry that spanned several years, embroiling both in a dangerous and d*adly feud. This animosity may have played a part in the tragic d*ath of Foolio.
Despite the tragedy, Yungeen Ace has continued to taunt Foolio through his music.
Shortly after Foolio's passing, Ace released a track called "Do It," in which he vaguely hints at orchestrating violence.
While he doesn't explicitly name anyone, the implications were clear to his audience. Now, Ace has upped the ante with another song, "Game Over," released on June 28.
Yungeen Ace Releases "Game Over," Dissing Foolio with Savage Bars:
Yungeen Ace dropped a new track called 'Game Over' at 6pm EST, and in the music video, he's seen sipping on Don Julio.😳
— WhatsOnRap (@WhatsOnRap__) June 29, 2024
'You know I smoke 6" - Yungeen Ace pic.twitter.com/SMiK2KEHwP
The title alone, "Game Over," evokes a sense of finality and grimness, but the lyrics go even further in their disrespect. In the song, Ace raps:
"D*ad on the floor, d*ad on arrival, Mr. 6. I'm steady screamin' out, "F*ck the long, f*ck the 6. Four in the car and one of them d*ad, three got hit. I told them n**gas they don't want no war with this sh*t."
This line leaves no room for doubt about its target. Foolio was k*lled while riding in a car with three others, and his crew, 6 Block, is referenced throughout the song. Ace's brazen lyrics make it clear he isn't trying to be subtle.
The track opens with Ace proclaiming:
"Y'all know I smoke d*ad people, man, you know what I'm sayin'? And I smoke 6, haha."
The rapper goes on to describe Foolio's d*ath in chilling detail:
"5.56 increase the murder rate, 'nother body on the way. Mask on, get up close, this another closed case. Don Julio shots to the face."
Ace makes a grim comparison between Foolio's d*ath by sh*£ting and taking shots of Don Julio tequila, a clear play on Foolio's name.
This level of public disrespect could have serious repercussions for Yungeen Ace. His blatant references to Foolio's d*ath have not only shocked listeners but also drawn legal scrutiny.
Criminal lawyer Brian Rivers analyzed the lyrics of "Do It" on social media, suggesting that such statements could land Ace in significant legal trouble.
Ace's decision to continue celebrating Foolio's d*ath so openly could very well backfire, especially given the explicit nature of his lyrics.
The ongoing feud, which has already resulted in loss of life, shows no signs of abating and continues to fuel further conflict within the rap community.