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Just hours after Lil Durk dissed NBA YoungBoy on “AHHH HA,” the rapper is firing back with a diss of his own.

On “I Hate YoungBoy,” NBA not only takes aim at the Chicago rapper, but the “whole industry.”

“YoungBoy they gon’ kill you, you better stop dissin’ ’em / Tell them ni**as f**k ’em / Man, they know that I ain’t scared of ’em,” he raps.

He makes reference to Durk’s late cousin OTF Nunu, his fiancée India Royale, and the late King Von. “Pussy bitch dissin’ me / Mad about his dead homie,” he raps.

YoungBoy, who is currently on house arrest, even takes shots at Gucci Mane (“Used to f**k with Gucci till I see he like them pussy ni**as”) and Lil Baby (“Baby wit’ ’em / 4PF, four poles fire at ’em”). He also brings up Boosie Badazz (“Feelin’ like Boosie don’t even like me / Bitch, don’t call my phone”) and reveals his beef with Apple Music (“Tell Apple I said f**k ’em”).

He ends the scathing track by addressing all his enemies: “I don’t f**k with you ni**as, believe that.”

This is the latest war of words between the rappers. Earlier today, Durk dropped his YoungBoy diss “AHHH HA.” In January, YoungBoy referenced King Von’s murder on his song “Bring the Hook.”

Lil Durk is keeping his feud with YoungBoy Never Broke Again alive.

On Monday night, Durk dropped his new single “AHHH HA” from his upcoming album 7220, which appears to include some lyrics aimed at YoungBoy. The rap rivals have been engaged in a feud over the last several months.

“Ni**as actin’ like they really like that since my brodie died (Von) / Just got out the feds, you bring up murders with your police ass,” raps Durk, a possible reference to NBA YoungBoy, who was released from prison in October.

Back in January, YoungBoy seemingly referenced King Von’s murder on his song “Bring the Hook” off his Colors mixtape. “Ni**a, this that Squid Game, O’Block pack get rolled up / Murder what they told us, Atlanta boy get fold up,” he raps.

According to HotNewHipHop, “AHHH HA” also includes a shot at Jania Meshell, YoungBoy’s ex-girlfriend, who was romantically linked to King Von. “I told Von to leave that bitch alone, she post on OnlyFans,” adds Durk.

Durk’s new album 7220 was expected to drop today, the same day as Kanye West’s DONDA 2, but it has been delayed until March 11. The 17-track set is now available for pre-order and includes the single “Broadway Girls” with Morgan Wallen.

Following the album’s release, the OTF boss is set to embark on his “7220 Tour,” which kicks off April 8 in Phoenix before traveling across the U.S., with stops in L.A., Houston, Miami, Atlanta, and New York.