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Last month Memphis rapper, Young Dolph released a controversial video to his single, “Play Wit Yo Bitch”, a diss track referring to Yo Gotti.
That same week, Young Dolph’s SUV was shot at over 100 times while attending CIAA in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Dolph later confirmed that he survived the shooting and began taunting Yo Gotti via social media for failing to kill him, referring to himself as the 2020 Makaveli.
Young Dolph has since announced the title of his upcoming album, Bulletproof, inspired by the recent shooting event.
Young Dolph also teamed up with Gucci Mane, who is also a rival of Yo Gotti for a new single, “That’s How I Feel”.
Bulletproof is set to release April 1st.
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“That’s How I Feel” audio:
https://www.audiomack.com/song/hustle-hearted/thats-how-i-feel
Lalaa Shepard
