Lil Durk

<a href="/profile/lildurk" class="text-word" target="_blank" >Lil Durk</a> had a monumental 2020. Aside from appearing on <a href="/profile/Drake" class="text-word" target="_blank" >Drake</a>&#8217;s summer hit &#8220;Laugh Now Cry Later,&#8221; the Chicago emcee treated fans to two projects with a standard and deluxe version: Just Cause Y&#8217;all Waited 2 at the top of the year followed by The Voice. Released in January, the deluxe version of The Voice went on to outperform the standard edition&#8217;s debut week, moving 86,000 album-equivalent album units in its first week. 
The deluxe saw 12 new additional songs added to the tracklist with appearances from frequent collaborators like <a href="/profile/lil-baby" class="text-word" target="_blank" >Lil Baby</a> and Pooh Shiesty. As for Pooh Shiesty, <a href="https://www.hotnewhiphop.com/rise-and-grind-pooh-shiesty-on-relationship-with-lil-durk-and-gucci-manes-genius-news.127300.html" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">he&#8217;s been continuing to rise up the ranks</a> in the game ever since his breakthrough single &#8220;Back in Blood&#8221; also featuring the OTF rapper. The two even appeared together for the Memphis native&#8217;s debut television appearance of the track on The Tonight Show. 
The &#8220;Should&#8217;ve Ducked&#8221; music video marks the next joint effort from Shiesty and Durk. The visual presents the pair hanging out with their respective crews at night while reciting the track&#8217;s menacing lyrics. Making finger guns at the camera in a dark hallway, the video leaves very little to the imagination about what Shiesty and Durk are talking about. 
Check out the video for &#8220;Should&#8217;ve Ducked&#8221; above and let us know how you&#8217;re feeling about it.

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