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King Combs Seems To Address GDK Backlash In New Freestyle

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King Combs is catching some significant heat online for trying to be a little too like his rap counterparts, it seems. Moreover, he mentioned alleged GDK affiliations in a recent video, to which Chicago drill rapper King Yella responded quite skeptically given his background. “So I look on the internet and I see Puff Daddy’s son come out saying GDK,” he expressed. “It’s not a good time when your dad has all these allegations… Why would you even try to involve yourself in anything GDK? Bro, why would you want to do drill music? You don’t come from the streets or come from none of that.

“You were born famous, not from the streets,” Yella continued. “Come from a rich daddy that’s fighting a bunch of sexual allegations and cr*zy stuff. And you want to come talking about GDK. Don’t let them GDs get with you, dude. Goofy.” “I ain’t affiliated w no gangs and I’m not a gang member!” King Combs responded to the whole ordeal on social media. Now, with his latest freestyle uploaded online, he let out a few bars that many believe address this King Yella situation. “Better have bread if you beefing with me, it’s a whole ‘other league, I ain’t worried about opps,” the rapper expressed on the song.

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King Combs’ New Freestyle: Watch

After King Combs’ initial denial, this is what Yella had to elaborate on. “Thank you @kingcombs for tellin us u was just cappin,” he wrote on Instagram. “You still wrong, you live a good life stick to it. Cause this gangbanging ish ish not where it’s at. We can switch spots if u want to.” “Aye Puffy’s son, I’m proud of you, man,” the MC said in an Instagram video. “I make n***as apologize and say they don’t gang bang. On a real note, you was born with a silver spoon. We could switch spots.

“If you wanna be a gang banger, let me be a millionaire, billionaire son,” he concluded. “I’ll take that. That’s whats wrong with the world now. N***as were born with money and wanna live the bad life. Growing up in poverty and coming from the struggle, we want the good life. I don’t wanna gang bang, I don’t wanna live like this. I don’t wanna look over my shoulder, I want the bag so I can provide for my children. King Combs, don’t let that s**t happen no more. You gotta do better. It’s not a good look.” For more news and the latest updates on King Combs and King Yella, stick around on HNHH.

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King Yella Responds Again To King Combs Saying He’s Not Gang Affiliated: “We Can Switch Spots If You Want To”

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In a recent social media moment, Chicago rapper King Yella called out King Combs, the son of music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs, for allegedly being associated with the Gangster Disciples Killer (GDK) gang. Yella took to IG just yesterday to call Combs’ bluff when he was spotted in a viral video of him saying “GDK.” “Why would you even try to involve yourself in anything GDK?” King Yella questioned. “Bro, why would you want to do drill music? You don’t come from the streets or come from none of that. You were born famous, not from the streets.” After King Combs was spotted in the video, several people had something to say. The situation took an interesting turn when King Combs responded on Instagram, denying any connection to gangs.

However, King Combs put a quick end to the rumors on IG after he saw the backlash he was getting. “I ain’t affiliated w no gangs and I’m not a gang member!” he said. After Yella saw his response, he had a reply of his own. “Thank you @kingcombs for tellin us u was just cappin,” he wrote in an IG post. “You still wrong, you live a good life stick to it. Cause this gangbanging ish ish not where it’s at. We can switch spots if u want to.”

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King Yella Makes More Points

In King Yella’s new video, he also claimed he had the power to make people apologize for renouncing gang ties. “Aye Puffy’s son, I’m proud of you, man.” However, then King Yella asserted his influence in making people apologize for fake gang affiliations, stating, “I make n*ggas apologize and say they don’t gang bang.” He then went into a point of highlighting the contrast between those born into privilege who choose a life of crime and those emerging from poverty striving for success. King Yella challenged King Combs to think about his choices, emphasizing that pursuing a “bad life” contradicts the opportunities that come with privilege.

“On a real note, you was born with a silver spoon,” King Yella continued. “We could switch spots. If you wanna be a gang banger, let me be a millionaire, billionaire son. I’ll take that. That’s whats wrong with the world now. N*ggas were born with money and wanna live the bad life. Growing up in poverty and coming from the struggle, we want the good life. I don’t wanna gang bang, I don’t wanna live like this. I don’t wanna look over my shoulder, I want the bag so I can provide for my children. King Combs, don’t let that s**t happen no more. You gotta do better. It’s not a good look.” What are your thoughts?

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King Combs Denies Gang Affiliations After Backlash For Saying “GDK” On Video

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In the wake of recent controversy surrounding allegations of gang affiliation, hip-hop artist King Combs has taken to social media to address the rumors and set the record straight. The son of Sean “Diddy” Combs responded directly to the claims in an Instagram post, categorically denying any ties to gangs and asserting that he is not a gang member. The controversy erupted after Chicago rapper King Yella, and others, called out King Combs in a video. Expressing surprise at the alleged association with GDK (Gangster Disciple Killer). King Combs wasted no time in confronting the accusations on his Instagram account.

In a post that captured the attention of fans and critics alike, King Combs stated, “I ain’t affiliated w no gangs and I’m not a gang member!” The succinct response aimed to put an end to the swirling rumors and offer clarity on his stance regarding gang affiliations. The post garnered widespread attention, with fans expressing confusion and while others continued to scrutinize the situation. “I feel like bro was just playing but it’s more backlash cus of who he is and where he come from, we definitely all say crazy shxt just like this when a girl we fw record us,” one person commented.

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King Combs Sets The Record Straight

“Runs in the family they known to end sum quick,” another said. “Tryna look cool for the h**s 😂😂 you rich ni**a you already got her lmaoooo,” said someone else. King Combs, known for his musical talents and family legacy, has always maintained a focus on his career rather than controversy. The recent allegations, however, forced him to directly address the issue and reassert his commitment to his craft without any association with gangs. As discussions unfold on social media platforms, King Combs’ response has added a layer of transparency to the situation.

King Yella previously called Combs out, by saying, “You don’t come from the streets or come from none of that. You were born famous, not from the streets. Come from a rich daddy that’s fighting a bunch of sexual allegations and crazy stuff. And you want to come talking about GDK. Don’t let them GDs get witchu you, dude. Goofy.” In an era where artists are not only scrutinized for their music but also for their personal affiliations, King Combs’ firm denial is a reminder of the challenges celebrities face in navigating their public image. The controversy, while currently centered around gang affiliation allegations, highlights the complexities that surround artists as they navigate the landscape of the music industry. Let us know your thoughts on HNHH!

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King Yella Blasts Diddy’s Son King Combs For Alleged GDK Affiliation

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In a recent Instagram post, Chicago rapper King Yella called out King Combs, the son of hip-hop mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs, for his purported association with gang, GDK (Gangster Disciples Killer). The video, which has since gone viral, features King Yella expressing his surprise and concern about King Combs’ alleged involvement with the gang. The video opens with King Yella addressing the situation head-on, stating, “So I look on the internet and I see Puff Daddy’s son come out saying GDK.” The rapper then dives into the apparent contradictions of King Combs aligning himself with GDK, especially given the serious legal allegations surrounding his iconic father, Diddy.

“It’s not a good time when your dad has all these allegations…” he continued. “Why would you even try to involve yourself in anything GDK?” questioned King Yella, highlighting his motives for his involvement. King Yella then dropped a bombshell, revealing that he had received a call from King Combs seeking advice on whether he should pursue drill music. In the video, King Yella expressed his disbelief, stating, “Bro, why would you want to do drill music? You don’t come from the streets or come from none of that. You were born famous, not from the streets. Come from a rich daddy that’s fighting a bunch of sexual allegations and crazy stuff. And you want to come talking about GDK. Don’t let them GDs get witchu you, dude. Goofy.”

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King Yella Calls Out King Combs

The video quickly became a focal point on social media, generating widespread attention and discussion. Many supported King Yella’s critique, questioning the authenticity of King Combs’ connection to street culture. “Screaming GDK from yo pops $12 million dollar mansion is a form of insanity I thought I’d never witness,” one person wrote. “I’ll never understand why privileged kids try to act hood,” another said. “He better shut up before Diddy catch another body,” another said. Referring to the fact that Diddy allegedly blew up Kid Cudi’s car for being interested in Cassie.

As the story continues to unfold, the alleged GDK affiliation of King Combs remains a hot topic of discussion. King Yella and others are clearly not having it. Whether he was joking or not. Let us know your thoughts on HNHH!

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Fivio Foreign Claps Back After 22Gz Questions His Street Cred

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Fivio Foreign was among the rappers that 22Gz called out this weekend. The “Suburban” rapper went on a tirade on Instagram where he questioned the status of New York’s rap scene. While he undoubtedly helped pioneer the Brooklyn drill sound, he watched other artists, like Fivio Foreign and Pop Smoke, pass him and cement their names in the rap game. However, 22Gz didn’t necessarily take issue with the music itself but rather, the gang ties that many are claiming, specifically, Gangster Disciple Killers.

22Gz declared that the drill scene in New York is officially dead. “Drill music in NYC is over they signing anybody who GDK and they all all trolling dropping rakes like we met before or got sum type of [smoke],” 22 wrote on Instagram. “Some of these kids is enrolled in college and all I ain’t never see none of these kids ya making me hot with the trolling we don’t know yall especially The BX it’s no GDs there how yall so GDK? Stop.”

Fivio Foreign Responds

After 22Gz aired out his grievances surrounding the scene itself, he narrowed in on his issues with a few Brooklyn drill rappers who claimed GDK. “I never seen Fivio Pop Smoke Sleepy Hollow Sha EK Blove TG Crippy Nas EBK Dougie B none of dem how y’all so GDK stop trolling and say yall fans,” he wrote. From there, he also called out Fivio Foreign for getting cozy with King Von’s “wifey,” Asian Doll. “King Von passed away and his dawgs outhere humping his wifey on camera but everybody GDK tho,” 22Gz wrote before criticizing Bobby Shmurda and GS9 for losing their momentum. 

Though most other rappers remained quiet, Fivio Foreign popped out and immediately slammed 22Gz. “N***as hide out 4 5 yrs den say nobody seen them [laughing emoj] [laughing emoji] WTF,” he wrote. Afterward, he made it clear that he wasn’t going to air out any business online. “I would never speak on wat me & da guys went thru for this shit.. da streets kno,” he wrote. We’ll see what 22Gz ends up saying in response to Fivio Foreign.