Dullan Power Puts P-Flo In Full Blast On A New Diss Track: Listen

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Dullan Power Puts P-Flo In Full Blast On A New Diss Track: Listen



Two months ago P-Flo gave out free smoke in a song titled My First Diss  spitting lyrics like "I can take it to another level, no one can reach.
Black, white or coloured, ain't no rapper better than me" well, it seems like Dullan Power got the smoke and hit the booth. 

He came out with a song titled My First Dismissal delivering crazy flows on J-Cole's 1985 beat spitting lyrics like "You call what you doin' entertainment, I blame it on Eses
You tested positive for whackness"

Dullan's took the artwork that P-Flo used for "My First Diss" as his own for "My First Dismissal" , with a few tweaks ofcourse. 

The two rappers had a back and forth on the socials and this is what P-Flo said regarding his views on the song "😅😅😅😅😅Nigga i think I listened to the wrong song.
That shit ain't meant for me.
That's light work fam...But A for effort.
You made us wait so long for that??"

 He also went on to add "None of those lines Directly hit me... You used my artwork. U quoted my lines to me...you went at your crew. You admitted that you didn't have the motivation to make music until you heard My First Diss...

You also lied and said I talked about you... You Reaching man 🤣.
I fucx with the song...i like it. As for damage, nah bro."

will we be hearing more songs from both artists? what is your take on the beef leave a comment.


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