Source: Rolling Stone / Getty / Yungeen Ace
It didn't take long for Julio Foolio's death to take an interesting turn.
Rapper Julio Foolio became another victim of senseless gun violence over the weekend when he was shot and killed on his 26th birthday.
Another rapper, Yungeen Ace, added more heat to the situation by releasing a new video for an old diss track called “Do It,” which some believe is aimed at the deceased rapper.
In the video, a hooded man can be seen being shot and stripped of his jewelry.
Per The Vibein the song Ace raps:
“Seven days a week, we run this two hours, we turn/ Any day this week, I bet a ni**a come up missin'/ Ni**a better stay on point (What), he better not be here out slippin' '/ Ayy, let's call his bi**h, this bi**hes up here/ Ayy, ni**a be tryin' and sh*t, ni**a be dyin' and sh*t , oh, eh/ Tell him to go free that h* 'fore Tilly goes to blame the bi**h, oh, eh.
In a since-deleted post on X, formerly Twitter, shortly after Julio Foolio's death went viral, Yungeen Ace wrote: “This boy is back the same day he went in *crying laughing emoji*.”
Yungeen Ace & Julio Foolio's Beef Timeline
According The Vibe, the two rappers' issues stem from a larger beef involving Ace's ATK crew and Foolio's KTA crew. Things escalated when Ace appeared on SpinaBenz's “Who I Smoke” record.
In the song, Ace mentions several of Foolio's dead associates.
Foolio quickly responded with “When I See You”, in the song, he featured audio from the news coverage of his brother Ace's death.
Just ridiculous. Of course, the internet is still talking about this sad situation.
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