Famous Dex has ‘banned’ Druski from Chicago following a carousel the comedian posted that included an old video of the “Japan” rapper arguing with Soulja Boy.
The post was made by Druski on Sunday (November 12), when he was responding to reports he’d ran away from Birdman amid their scuffle. Because the Cash Money mogul snatched his chain in the melee, Druski comically added an old Instagram Live between Soulja and Dex where Soulja keeps yelling, “Go get your chain back!”
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Apparently Dex was not laughing, however, and took to his Instagram Story to respond a few days later – banning Druski from coming to his city of Chicago.
“Lol @druski u post that old ass video of me an Soulja Boy on Mac grave when I see u ima beat tf outta u,” he wrote. “an u can’t come to Chicago cause it’s gone be another chain gone u pussy gay ass dude, I don’t play with u I don’t even know you [shrug emoji] But why u posting me like a bitch can’t wait to see u have that same energy.”
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A follow-up post to his Story showed that Dex was banned from Instagram Live for a day for making a violent post.
You can view them below:
Famous Dex got banned from going live on IG for 1 day 👀 https://t.co/3Yh0bOWXIApic.twitter.com/zuUNw9OBQz
— HipHopDX (@HipHopDX) November 17, 2023
Druski’s Coulda Been Records is a parody imprint of Birdman’s Cash Money empire, and the comedian has been in the hot seat ever since Baby caught wind of his antics – though many suspect it’s all a bit of fun with all parties in on it.
Last month, Druski addressed the tension between him and the New Orleans native. During an interview with Forbes, he was a bit tight-lipped when it came to the war-of-words that has transpired between them over the past few months.
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“Hey man, y’all just gotta keep watching,” Druski told Rosemarie Miller. “You see I gotta peek behind my back. We here, man. When your idols turn to rivals, that’s what they say. I ain’t saying too much. That’s all I’ma say.”
The two have been going back and forth since the summer, and it still isn’t clear if the whole thing is staged or not. In July, Druski went live on Instagram as the shady, cigar-smoking CEO to scout new talent. The highlight of the night, however, came towards the end of the broadcast when Birdman swung through and confronted Druski for stepping on Cash Money’s toes.
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“I’ve been looking for you, n-gga,” the businessman said ominously as he joined the call. “I heard you was in my neck of the woods. I ain’t think it would’ve been gangsta if I pulled up on you … but you won’t come outside or inside, n-gga.”
He added: “It’s like you starting to step on my toes. You young n-ggas really got the game fucked up. I am that n-gga, n-gga! I’ve been watching this shit you doing. What the fuck is this record label you starting?”
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Visibly ruffled, Druski then apologized to Birdman, except the latter wasn’t having it. Unimpressed, he replied: “Put some respek on my name, bro. Coulda Been Records? That shit sound like CMB, man! … I like what you doing, but I don’t like what you doing ’cause you fucking with fire, you fucking with real gangsta shit.”
They then had a physical confrontation earlier this month, which is where the aforementioned chain-snatching occurred.
TMZ published CCTV footage of Stunna and two other people pulling up on the funnyman inside a studio and subsequently engaging in what the outlet called a “minor scuffle.”
As the confrontation turned physical, Druski and his crew were caught on camera running away. The footage arrived a day after the Cash Money mogul proudly displayed the chain his crew had snatched in the melee.
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But the following day, Druski took to Instagram to claim that there was more to report following the footage of him and his crew running.
“Ofcourse TMZ wouldn’t show all the camera angles… I HANDLED MINES [100 emoji] #WasRunningToTheTrunk #DatGetbackAMuhfucka,” he wrote
