A snippet from NLE Choppa’s new diss track “Hello Revenge” is blowing up on X, racking up hundreds of thousands of views already.
People from the US to the UK, Canada, and even Australia are chiming in, hyped about the slick visuals, those martial arts flips, and the straight shots fired at NBA YoungBoy. It’s got folks divided some loving the energy and creativity, others rolling their eyes thinking it’s all hype for clicks.
A tweet from X.
The full video for “Hello Revenge” just hit yesterday, November 28, 2025, and it’s a quick three-minute ride that’s already pulling in over 186,000 views on YouTube. Mostly shot in black and white with these striking red accents like splatters of blood or falling rose petals it gives off major old-school Western vibes in a barren desert. Choppa (going by NLE The Great here) rolls up as this all-black cowboy: big hat, flowing coat, leather pants, red bandana slung low, and a gleaming pistol. He’s cruising on a black horse across the dunes, twirling that gun in slo-mo, then jumping into choreographed dances with a crew in similar gear. They hit kung-fu kicks, spins, and there’s this epic bit where Choppa backflips off the horse straight into a fighting pose. It’s action-packed and rhythmic, super accessible even if rap videos aren’t your usual jam.
Lyrically, Choppa’s coming hard. He spits lines like
“YB LV belt to his spine, but the devil is a lie,”
flipping YoungBoy’s style and persona. Then there’s
“I heard you took the stand, boy you testified,” plus digs at “Zero IQ,”
His 4KT crew maybe flipping on him, house arrest drama, and mess with his baby mamas. Hooks like
“Say hello to revenge” and “Zero IQ, that’s why they call you stupid”
Keep hammering away. That “testified” jab? It’s floating around as rumor, no solid proof though.
This ain’t new beef it’s been brewing since around 2020 to 2022 with social media shade and crew overlaps. Choppa kicked it off in October 2025 with “KO,” calling YoungBoy a lousy role model for the youth. YoungBoy fired back on November 17 with
“Zero IQ Freestyle,” dismissing him like “Bitch, fuck you, you ain’t really Five.” Now “Hello Revenge”
amps it up, name-dropping YoungBoy and getting personal.
Online, it’s chaos. The YouTube drop is getting traction fast, but X is full of roasts: stuff like “this is ass,” “cringe af,” or “karate in a cowboy hat? nah.” It’s that viral chatter that fuels these things, kinda like a big sports upset or reality TV blowup that everyone piles on.
YoungBoy hasn’t clapped back yet he’s letting his fans handle the defense. In this social media era, beefs like this turn into full spectacles, boosting streams and views before they either die down or go nuclear. Right now, it’s just another chapter in how rap feuds keep the culture buzzing.
