A reaction clip circulating on social media September 25, 2026, has hip-hop fans talking. In footage from streamer PlaqueBoyMax’s recent hang with OTF’s Doodie Lo, the Chicago rapper is shown watching Chinese drill artist FOUR4444’s music video that features an AI-generated likeness of the late King Von.
According to the circulating clip posted by accounts including @YorzTrulyJuice, Doodie Lo sits in a barber’s chair under a Supreme cape while PlaqueBoyMax plays the video. The clip intercuts FOUR4444’s pastel, kawaii-style visuals stuffed animals, soft lighting, Chinese text with the English subtitle “Rockin’ a playful cat-ear watch” against the live room reaction. Doodie Lo appears animated: waving hands, covering his face, pointing, and laughing with clear disbelief. The standout line captioned in the post is
“Aye shorty would you knock it the f*ck off.”
The short edited clip (roughly 75 seconds) has drawn tens of thousands of views quickly.
FOUR4444 (also styled Four4444), a Chengdu, China-based drill rapper, released the track ” (roughly “Fun Cat Ear Watch”) in November 2025. The video pairs hard Chicago-style drill production and deep-voiced Mandarin rapping with ultra-cute aesthetics. An AI-generated King Von appears with his arm around her and pointing a gun at the camera. The clip went viral, earned coverage from outlets including XXL and Yahoo Entertainment, and sparked debate over posthumous AI use of deceased artists. Fans nicknamed her “Queen Von” or “King Von’s Vessel.” She has said King Von appeared to her in a dream and taught her to rap.
PlaqueBoyMax, the popular U.S. streamer known for “In the Booth” sessions, collaborated with FOUR4444 in China in early 2026. Clips from that session, including her dream story, amplified her profile. In the last day or so he posted
“Spending 24 Hrs With OTF Doodie Lo!” and “I Took OTF Doodie Lo To EREWHON!”
The reaction footage comes from that content day.
Doodie Lo is a longtime Only The Family affiliate closely tied to King Von’s circle. He has collaborated with Von (including the track “Me and Doodie Lo”) and publicly honored him. OTF members have generally been protective of Von’s image since his 2020 death.
That he “started violating” FOUR4444 (internet slang for roasting or harshly criticizing). No mainstream outlet has independently transcribed a full conversation or confirmed ongoing conflict.
Any formal statement from Doodie Lo, FOUR4444, PlaqueBoyMax, OTF, or King Von’s representatives about the moment. The exact wording should be attributed to the circulating clip rather than treated as independently verified.
This is classic streamer-content energy loud, theatrical, and rooted in protective feelings around a deceased peer’s likeness. It is not evidence of a feud, diss track, or legal dispute. AI recreations of artists like King Von continue to divide fans between those who see homage and those who see disrespect. Readers should stick to the documented video history and the available reaction footage without assuming more.
