Asian Doll Reveals Song That King Von Wrote For Her

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It's been over a month and a half since breakout Chicago rapper, King Von, was shot and killed in Atlanta. This occurred in the downtown area outside Monaco Hookah Lounge. 

Von was seen on footage throwing a punch and then, a shootout ensued. This was reportedly between his crew and Quando Rondo's, who is a native of Savannah, GA. Two others were killed in three shootings as Von was pronounced dead at a local hospital in the aftermath of the scary incident. 

Asian Doll, a popular Dallas rapper and the ex-girlfriend of Von's, is still mourning as it is evident on social media. She always pays tribute to him whether it's with photos or videos of the two together. One of the latest posts is her playing a song that Von wrote for her. 

"On some real n***a s*it, I been feeling you and shit," said Von in the record. "And even though I ain't rich but I'm as real as it gets/And I don't play for the Knicks but on the court where we met/You ain't noticed me yet but you was already my b*tch."

Asian Doll also pondered on the idea of getting Von's face tattooed on her face. Fans immediately gave her their thoughts on that potential move and believed that it would be a horrible idea. 

She then decided that that artwork would go on her hand instead. The design was pretty accurate as Doll proudly showed the final product to social media last month. While some thought it was doing too much, they did agree that it was better than having the tattoo on Doll's face.

Doll finally gave fans some new music on December 7 as well, which was her 24th birthday. The record is titled "Nunnadet S*it" and many listeners believed that she was trying to deliver a sound similar to that of Von's. S

ome said that she copied his entire flow while others disagreed and said that this aggressive tone has been part of Doll's music for a while now. Her last project was her "Doll SZN Reloaded" mixtape earlier this year.

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Prior to Von's tragic death, he released his debut studio album, "Welcome To O'Block." The title paid homage to a neighborhood of Chicago that he is from. 

This release also came after he put out his "Levon James" mixtape earlier this year. Welcome To O'Block.' 16 tracks were included as some of the lead singles were "The Code" feat. Polo G, "I Am What I Am" feat. Fivio Foreign, and "All These N**as" feat. Lil Durk. The album debuted at No. 13 on the Billboard 200 chart but then peaked at No. 5.