I seem to remember him talking about this song before pursuing Yovanna. I think this is just a general song about what an incel he is. Still, maybe he'll change it up a little to make it about her like he did with his other songs.
I believe you are correct. The first possible mention I could find of "She Don't Like Nice Guys" in this thread dates back to November 2, 2019:
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That really isn't as profound an observation or as catchy a lyric as he thinks it is...
The first definite mention dates to December 26, 2019:
By contrast, he dropped "Yo, Yovanna!" on July 21, 2020:
New song officially uploaded. Can't archive because mobile's being meh.
Also available on
iTunes!
At the time the song came out, we didn't really know who he was targeting; Russhole creeps on literally thousands of women on Instagram, after all, we're not going to remember all their names offhand. We figured it out later between her high sub count and Russhole tagging her directly.
So while she may have been on Russhole's creep list back in the winter of 2019, it's unlikely he wrote "She Don't Like Nice Guys" about Yovanna. If this song was targeted at anyone (rather than it being a generic incel anthem), it's more likely the song was inspired by either his infamous stalking of Erika OR his harassment of Skye Lazaro, AKA the married lawyer he bought flowers for and propositioned and then threw a tantrum when she didn't hire him and/or suck him his penis. That incident went down in October 2019. As per one edited version of his (now deleted) Google review of her from October 29, 2019:
As for us ever getting to hear the full version of "She Don't Like Nice Guys" for ourselves, I'm still skeptical. My going theory remains that he has failed to pay the music production company for the song, which is why he keeps claiming he'll be releasing it "soon" and posting the same 3 second or so long sample, then drops the subject for another couple of months. I don't see what he thinks he's doing by repeatedly teasing this shitty song before (maybe) releasing it either. I get that he's trying to replicate the hype-building tactics of professional marketing campaigns, but that only works for artists who are known commodities, already famous with a good sized fan base who are eager to hear more. A total unknown (except in Kiwi and r/niceguys circles) like Russhole can't hook any interest with similar tactics. Yet again proving Russhole has only a cargo cult level of understanding in how to approximate human behavior.