Diplo Tries to Remove His Crappy Justin Bieber Track from the Internet

The Internet Forces Diplo To Remove Justin Bieber Rap From Soundcloud

Over the weekend, Diplo found out one cold hard social media fact: the internet really hates Justin Bieber.

On May 11th, Diplo released a new single on Soundcloud. Titled ‘Bankroll,’ the Justin Bieber rap featured Young Thug and Rich the Kid. King Henry and Boaz van de Beatz co-produced ‘Bankroll.’ According to EDMSauce, the single has the potential to become “one of the year’s biggest releases.”

Days after its release, however, the song mysteriously vanished.

Diplo didn’t explain why he removed the track. However, fans’ reactions on social media leave little doubt as to why.

Over the weekend, fans took to Twitter to blast ‘Bankroll.’ Take a look.

This is the worst thing I’ve ever heard, @diplo @justinbieber @youngthug @richthekid and everyone else who was involved https://t.co/wKFsi0chWu
— Greg Burmeister (@GregBurmeister) 12 de mayo de 2017

@diplo you , JB , Young thug , Rich the kid , lol WORST SONG OF THE YEAR SQUAD RIGHT HERE
— Ryad (@iamTekali) 11 de mayo de 2017

@justinbieber dude I thought u were like a better Christian now what’s up with this rap on @diplo beat tho???
— Noah Shamburg (@447Noah) 12 de mayo de 2017

Fans continued blasting Diplo over the track, forcing him to remove the song. He spent the weekend retweeting the track’s poor reception.

As of writing, the sound is completely erased from SoundCloud. Universal Music Grroup has swiftly removed all subsequent re-uploads on YouTube, citing copyright infringement.

Despite retweeting the comments, Diplo appears unfazed. Over the weekend, he and Marshmello confirmed that they will be at EDC Las Vegas 2017. The news shocked fans as Diplo dissed last year’s event. On Twitter, he had posted,