Doodie Lo, a close member of OTF (Only The Family), recently shocked fans by saying that if he ever ran into NBA YoungBoy, he “wouldn’t do anything.” In his words, “He never did nun to us, I ain’t got no b33f with him.” YoungBoy has never caused issues with OTF, and despite fan speculation, there is no real beef between the artists.
The narrative of “OTF vs YB” that spreads online is largely fans creating a storyline. Many so-called conflicts are exaggerated or completely imagined. According to Doodie Lo, the artists themselves have moved past these tensions a long time ago.
Behind the scenes, YoungBoy and Lil Durk actually maintain communication. Even while Durk has been locked up, he and YoungBoy still speak regularly. Doodie Lo confirmed that their relationship is good, and Durk even sent a birthday message to YoungBoy — a clear sign that everything is cool between them.
This truth directly contradicts the viral drama circulated online. The so-called “OTF vs YB” beef exists mostly in fan commentary and social media speculation. As Doodie Lo says, “The internet just loves drama, but the artists themselves moved past all that a long time ago.”
YoungBoy’s history with OTF shows that despite public perception, the real dynamics are much simpler. Doodie Lo emphasizes that YoungBoy never wronged them, and any tension people imagine online is manufactured for entertainment rather than reality. The birthday message from Durk and their ongoing communication prove that personal respect exists between the artists, even if fans like to hype up conflict.
In short, the real story is simple: there’s no real beef. The public may enjoy the drama, but the artists themselves are focused on music, family, and moving forward. Doodie Lo’s words serve as a reminder that fan-driven narratives can often distort the truth, and not every online feud reflects what’s actually happening behind the scenes.
The takeaway? Behind the hype and viral posts, YoungBoy and OTF are cool and respectful toward each other, and social media should not be mistaken for reality. As Doodie Lo clearly stated, “YB never did anything to them.” The drama exists online, but in real life, the artists are already past it.
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