The long-simmering feud between Quando Rondo and Lil Durk has reignited with explosive force after Rondo released new footage and made direct allegations linking Durk to the 2020 shooting death of King Von’s associate Lul Pab (Timothy Leeks).

In a series of Instagram Live sessions and posts over the weekend, Quando Rondo — real name Tyquian Bowman — dropped previously unseen security camera clips from the November 6, 2020, Atlanta gas station incident that claimed the life of King Von. Rondo claims the footage “exposes the crossfire killing” and suggests Lil Durk (Durkio Banks) orchestrated or had prior knowledge of events that led to Lul Pab’s involvement and subsequent death in custody.

Lul Pab, 22, was charged with King Von’s murder after allegedly shooting the Chicago rapper during the chaotic brawl outside Monaco Hookah Lounge. He was released on $100,000 bond in March 2021 but was killed in a separate shooting in August 2021 while out on bond. Rondo now alleges the new footage shows “set-up” elements and implies Durk’s camp benefited from Pab’s silence.

“What really happened at that gas station?” Rondo asked his followers. “Who pulled the trigger first, and why did Pab pay the ultimate price? The truth is coming out — they can’t hide it no more.”

The hip-hop world is holding its breath as the claims spread rapidly across social media, reigniting one of rap’s most dangerous rivalries. Fans of both artists are divided, with some praising Rondo for “lifting the veil” and others accusing him of exploiting tragedy for clout.

Lil Durk has not directly responded to the allegations, but sources close to the OTF founder say he views the claims as “desperate attempts to rewrite history.” Durk’s legal team has previously denied any involvement in retaliatory violence, and he has publicly focused on his music career and philanthropy.

The original 2020 incident stemmed from escalating tension between Quando Rondo’s crew and King Von’s OTF collective. Surveillance footage showed a confrontation turning deadly within seconds, with multiple guns drawn. King Von was shot and killed, while Rondo escaped injury. Lul Pab was arrested at the scene and charged.

Rondo has long maintained he was the intended target that night and has referenced the trauma in his music. His latest posts mark the most direct accusation against Durk to date, stopping short of naming him explicitly in the shooting but heavily implying orchestration.

Law enforcement has not commented on the new footage, and no new charges have been filed. Legal experts note that without concrete evidence, the claims remain in the realm of street narrative rather than prosecutable fact.

As the hip-hop community braces for potential retaliation in lyrics or worse, Rondo’s release has shattered the uneasy silence that had settled over one of rap’s bloodiest chapters. Whether it brings closure or further chaos, the truth — or at least one version of it — is finally being spoken aloud