In a shocking turn of events, rising rapper Foolio was gunned down early Sunday morning, mere hours after celebrating his 26th 𝐛𝐢𝐫𝐭𝐡day in Tampa Bay, Florida. The brutal shooting unfolded in the parking lot of a Holiday Inn, where Foolio was reportedly ambushed, marking a tragic end to a night meant for celebration. Witnesses described chaos as gunfire erupted, leaving Foolio lifeless on the ground and three others injured.

As the hip-hop community reels from this devastating loss, rival rapper Yungeen Ace has sparked outrage by releasing a new track titled “Do It,” just hours after Foolio’s death. The song’s disturbing lyrics and visuals appear to glorify violence and retaliation, leading many to question whether Ace’s release was a calculated act of provocation. Lines in the song seem eerily prescient, suggesting a call to arms against Foolio, with Ace rapping about taking out an enemy without mercy.

Critics are calling Ace’s actions not only insensitive but potentially incriminating, as the timing of the song’s release raises eyebrows among fans and law enforcement alike. Social media is ablaze with reactions, with many accusing Ace of flaunting his involvement in the ongoing gang feud that has plagued Jacksonville, Florida, for years. The lyrics and visuals in “Do It” are seen by some as a confession, further complicating the already tense situation.

As Tampa police continue to investigate Foolio’s murder, the implications of Yungeen Ace’s song could have far-reaching consequences. Authorities are on high alert, monitoring rival gang activities amid fears of retaliation. The tragic cycle of violence in the rap scene shows no signs of abating, leaving the community to grapple with the harsh realities of a feud that has already claimed too many lives.