While Kanye West remains on what he said to be a "30 day verbal fast", the fallout from his actions continues. Now it's open season on the embattled rapper and producer, and he is starting to get disrespected in Hip Hop.

As Adidas and countless other brands move on from him, will he also lose his grasp on the rap scene? A new music video in which he's the only noticeable figure besides Jeffrey Dahmer could be just the tip of the iceberg.

Kanye gets beaten up alongside Jeffrey Dahmer

21 Savage affiliate '21 Lil Harold' clearly takes a shot at Ye in his first 2022 single: 'Robbin Season'. In the music video, he is first confronting an actor portraying serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer (who passed away in 1994). The man, donning a Dahmer-style moustache and aviators, tries to give 21 Lil Harold a drink, but gets the cup swatted from his hands and pushed to the ground.

As 21 Lil Harold leaves the house, he is then approached by a Kanye West lookalike, wearing Ye's designer shades, black baseball cap and boots, along with his trademark denim outfit. At the 1:00 minute mark of the video, Ye's doppelgänger gets pushed by to the ground by Harold, while three other men start kicking him and proceed to snatch his hat and other belongings.

The video then pans out to shots on an unconscious West and Dahmer, back to back.

21 Lil Harold is considered one of Atlanta's most underrated artists

The new music video from the Slaughter Gang rapper arrives one year after his breakout debut in 2021, called LARRY. Aside from the video's message and jab at Ye, the visuals and sound for "Robbin Season" are captivating.

Harold, who's from Summerhill in Atlanta, is a childhood friend of 21 Savage. The friendship and his lyrical skills helped him sign onto the Slaughter Gang Entertainment label.

Racking up over 5 million streams and co-signs from Drake, Travis Scott, Druski, amongst others. 21 Lil Harold is one of the hottest artists in the Atlanta Hip Hop scene.