OTF Doodie Lo is back with a new visual for his latest track, “What You Done 2 Me,” and the video comes with a powerful message of loyalty for his longtime OTF brother Lil Durk.
Released September 1, 2026, “What You Done 2 Me” arrives as Doodie Lo continues to represent for his camp, with the rapper using the new video to show support for Lil Durk during a difficult chapter surrounding the Chicago rapper’s ongoing legal case. The song was released through Big Doodie Lo Entertainment and EMPIRE.
One of the biggest moments from the visual has Doodie Lo outside the courthouse wearing a shirt showing support for Durk. The appearance immediately gives the video a deeper meaning, especially with Durk currently facing a federal murder-for-hire-related case.
Rather than simply dropping another street record, Doodie Lo appears to be using the moment to make it clear where his loyalty stands.
The timing of the release also makes the video stand out. With Lil Durk’s legal battle continuing to receive major attention from fans and hip-hop media, Doodie Lo putting the situation front and center in his visual gives “What You Done 2 Me” an emotional layer beyond the music itself.
Doodie Lo has been connected to the Only The Family movement for years and has appeared alongside Durk on multiple OTF projects. His catalog includes collaborations and appearances connected to the OTF camp, further establishing the relationship between the two artists.
“What You Done 2 Me” is another example of Doodie Lo blending his music with what is happening around him in real life. The courthouse imagery isn’t subtle, and neither is the message behind the Durk-supporting shirt.
For fans watching closely, the video is likely to spark plenty of conversation about Durk, OTF and the loyalty within the crew while also putting renewed attention on Doodie Lo’s latest release.
The official “What You Done 2 Me” visual is now available, giving fans a new Doodie Lo record to run up while the rapper continues to stand behind his OTF family.
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