BANDMAN KEVO SHADES GUNNA WITH RAT DISS WHILE PROMOTING THEIR NEW SONG

BandMan Kevo and Gunna have a new song out — but the Finesse God isn’t happy about it, and he’s making sure everyone knows it.

The Chicago rapper took to his Instagram stories on Saturday (June 3) to promote the release of the video for “Alone,” which is his new single with the Atlanta-based rapper, and said that the official visuals would be dropping next week.

But instead of showing a picture of the two rappers together, BandMan Kevo put a rat face emoji over Gunna’s face, sending the message that he’s a “rat.”

check it out below.

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This isn’t the first time that BandMan Kevo and Gunna have gone at one another.

Back in April, the “So Much Smoke” rapper demanded a $5 million payment from Gunna after the Atlanta rapper allegedly shelved a collaboration they had recorded together.

Kevo initially said back in February that he had paid Gunna $250,000 for a feature before he was arrested and later released in the YSL RICO case.

The self-proclaimed Finesse God admitted that he himself had gotten finessed and publicly demanded Gunna refund him the $250,000 for not delivering on the feature, threatening to take him to court if the money wasn’t returned.

“I paid gunna last year for a feature 250k And months later he got a caught case which put my feature and everything else got put on hold, just for him to get released and snitch[.] I can’t do a song with dude I need my bread back asap and if they cap im going big lawsuit,” Kevo wrote on Twitter at the time.

Now, it seems Bandman Kevo’s price has gone up. In an interview with Say Cheese! on April 2, he said he wants $5 million from the Atlanta native as compensation for the abandoned feature.

He claimed Gunna’s team has been delaying signing off on the feature since the YSL rapper was freed late last year, and that ultimately the song was a bad investment.

Gunna (real name Sergio Kitchens) was released from jail in December after pleading guilty to a sole racketeering conspiracy charge.

He was sentenced to five years with one year served due to the time he spent behind bars after being arrested last May as part of the sweeping indictment against YSL, which prosecutors allege is a “criminal street gang.”

The DS4Ever rapper has faced an onslaught of snitching allegations since pleading out but has insisted from day one that he didn’t snitch on anyone.