Diss track falls between Joey Badass, Ray Vaughn, etc.

Joey Bada $$ and Ray Vaughn Trading Shots begin a two-sided rap battle with multiple rappers participating.

Double-layer beef burst

Things started at the top of the year when Joey released the song The Ruler’s Back. On the track, Brooklyn MC made a shot on the West Coast, which seemed to be due to Kendrick Lamar’s defeat of Drake in the 2024 rap battle.

“West Coast D*ck licking/I heard ni ** as a shot, really didn’t stick around.” “Because if we talk about bars, it’s really a slim choice/I ramble like a painting of the five-pointed star, killing the chicken.”

The reference to the Left Coast angered some of Joey’s Cali rap equality. Less than a week later, Daylyt took a photo on the song “Hiyu”.

“Although /stackin to Max, on our arms, we’re here, we’re here to capital.” Day rhyme refers to the gay capital of Joey’s late gay capital. “I stepped on the crown, the town I woke up / You know my name, boy, I broke the clouds, I cleared the smoke around the world / I came from that horrible ni **Sit down era / Sit down / But this rap, then who controls me?”

A day later, TDE’s Ray Vaughn merged with the song “Crashout Heritage” and made himself Joey’s biggest goal.

“What is the sneaky attitude? Take the shot at us and hide the uzi/’ because the only bada*s are bada that recognizes the world is boosie.”

After that, Joey and Ray traded more songs, as things heated up. They are not the only ones. The shore-wide footage led to a battle contest where rappers such as AZ Chike, CJ Fly and Reason jumped around the ring.

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Check out all the Diss songs that fell after Joey Bada $$ released below for “Rule Back”.