In an unexpected twist of events, Tory Lanez has seemingly responded to PARTYNEXTDOOR’s recent diss track and subsequent apology, adding another layer to the ongoing saga between the two Canadian artists. After PARTYNEXTDOOR teased an unreleased song during an Instagram Live session—where he accused Lanez of stealing his style—he quickly reversed course, issuing a public apology to Tory.
Lanez took to his Instagram Stories to share his thoughts on the drama, simply stating, “Lol… why wake me up?” This cryptic message comes after PARTYNEXTDOOR’s fiery diss, which included lines that claimed Tory was merely “running” with ideas he had already executed, and directly challenged Lanez’s authenticity in the industry.
The diss track, which has yet to be officially released, featured PARTYNEXTDOOR asserting, “Fuck what Tory Lanez say, you know the B, I’m running that / I did everything he did, oh he’s just a running man.” He further emphasized his frustration during the live stream, declaring, “I’m not y’all n-ggas’ friend. Fuck you talking ’bout, bro? Stop saying my name, n-gga.”
However, less than 24 hours later, PARTYNEXTDOOR took a step back, acknowledging his misstep in a heartfelt apology. He stated, “@torylanez I was told about what you said without hearing your video for myself. You didn’t say anything that I wouldn’t say myself, now that I seen it I was wrong. City is stronger together.” This statement was in reference to a leaked phone call from Lanez while he was incarcerated, where he mentioned PARTYNEXTDOOR while teasing new music.
This isn’t the first time PARTYNEXTDOOR has found himself embroiled in conflict with fellow artists, only to later regret his words. Last summer, he made headlines for calling out multiple R&B peers over personal grievances, only to retract his statements soon after.
As the dust settles on this latest exchange, fans are left to wonder what might come next from both artists. With tensions simmering and music on the horizon, the Canadian duo’s interactions continue to captivate the hip-hop community. Will this be the end of their back-and-forth, or is there more to come? Only time will tell.
