Fivio Foreign's "PlaqueBoyMax" Turns Viral Drama Into Drill Magic

Fivio Foreign is back in the spotlight with his latest track, "PlaqueBoyMax," and this one comes with a side of internet drama. The drill star took an unlikely spat with streamer PlaqueBoyMax and turned it into a full-blown diss track, flexing his lyrical prowess while doubling down on the beef. The drama kicked off last week when Fivio and Lil Tjay crashed PlaqueBoyMax’s Airbnb livestream. Things got tense when Max asked them to stop smoking in the rental, which was against the rules. While Max made his request politely, Fivio and Tjay saw it as a slight. The incident quickly went viral, leading to merch drops and, of course, this diss track. On "PlaqueBoyMax," Fivio flips the situation on its head, calling himself "the real PlaqueBoyMax" thanks to his plaque-filled resume. Over an infectious drill beat, he recounts the viral moment and claims he helped elevate PlaqueBoyMax's profile. While the track is playful and tongue-in-cheek, Fivio’s flows and the track’s slick production make it more than just a novelty. PlaqueBoyMax has already responded, expressing confusion about whether the song even qualifies as a diss. Regardless, "PlaqueBoyMax" is entertaining, infectious, and proof that Fivio Foreign knows how to capitalize on a moment. Check it out and see if Fivio’s got the upper hand in this unexpected clash.