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NBA YoungBoy has escalated his ongoing feud with Future only hours after taking aim at the Atlanta rapper in a series of Instagram posts. This time, the Baton Rouge artist directly questioned Future’s credibility while also issuing a threat toward Future affiliate Doe Boy.

The latest videos surfaced on Instagram shortly after YoungBoy’s earlier posts, which fans interpreted as diss tracks aimed at Future following the release of his new album, The Real Me. Unlike the previous clips, where Future’s name was left unsaid, the new videos removed much of the ambiguity.



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In one recording, YoungBoy dismissed Future’s street reputation, saying, Pluto ain’t no f***ing gangster. Dude don’t run around without no f***ing security.”

YoungBoy also turned his attention to Doe Boy, one of Future’s longtime collaborators. Addressing the Cleveland rapper directly, he declared, “I will beat the f*** out you.”

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The fresh comments arrive after a confusing sequence of events that unfolded throughout July 10. Earlier that day, YoungBoy appeared on Instagram Live with Offset, where he admitted he had been “crashing out,” thanked Offset for encouraging him to stay focused, and publicly apologized to Future. That apparent attempt to de-escalate the conflict lasted only a few hours before YoungBoy returned to Instagram with videos widely interpreted as renewed disses.

His first round of posts featured aggressive bars aimed at an unnamed rapper releasing music that same night. Although Future was never mentioned directly, the timing aligned perfectly with the arrival of The Real Me, leading fans to conclude the lyrics targeted the Atlanta superstar. YoungBoy rapped insults about an artist “flopping,” warned listeners not to “gas it up,” and delivered several personal attacks that fueled speculation online.

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The rapper had already taken shots at Doe Boy before the latest videos, calling him a “hoe” in Instagram comments earlier in the day.

Meanwhile, Future has remained silent despite the repeated provocations.

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