Polo G & Adin Ross Exchange Words On Twitter

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Rapper Polo G performs live on stage during the Northsbest Festival at the Showbox SoDo on April 27, 2019 in Seattle, Washington.

Polo G is insulted after someone from the suburbs tells him that he isn't going hard enough.

As he approaches the release of his forthcoming album Hall of FamePolo G is unstoppable. Earlier this spring, he unleashed the Billboard 100 chart-topping single "Rapstar," and his most recent single, the Lil Wayne-assisted "Gang Gang," has also been turning heads. Thus, it wouldn’t really be plausible to say that Polo G has fallen off as of late, but apparently, someone reportedly told him that he hasn't been going hard enough.

On Tuesday, Polo G aired out an unnamed white boy from the suburbs in what appears to be a pretty heated tweet. "A lil white boy from the burbs gat the nerve to tell me I ain’t goin hard enough...," the Die A Legend artist said. "like he really eva had it hard enough…"

https://twitter.com/_/status/1399822229097959424

Many of Polo G’s fans replied to his tweet for clarification as to who the Chicago rapper was talking about. Some have joked that suburban white kids make up a bulk of his fanbase, while other users quickly pointed a finger at Twitch streamer Adin Ross. Ross is known for his internet antics and constantly trolling Polo G by flirting with him, much to the "Rapstar" artist's chagrin. Apparently, Ross himself felt attacked because he soon replied to Polo G’s passive-aggressive tweet too.

"Polo I know u not f*cking w me rn," Adin Ross countered, "but if u hopped on my stream we’d break the internet and pull the most live viewers we’ve both ever had. I know now to try any gay sh*t w u anymore. I f*ck with u regardless tho bro keep doing ur thing ur on top."

https://twitter.com/_/status/1399822991597342722

Regardless of whether Adin Ross was the true target of Polo G's tweet, do you think Polo G's current run is hard or a little lackluster?


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