Aoki Lee Simmons Responds To Backlash: “It’s Pathetic”

The daughter of Russell Simmons and Kimora Lee Simmons, Aoki, has spoken out after receiving backlash. She’s been getting hate following her and her mother’s public feud with her father. Kimora took to Instagram earlier this month to expose her ex-husband. She unveiled a screen-recorded clip of Russell screaming at Aoki during a FaceTime call. “I’m so sorry to have to do this,” she said at the time. She explained, “This man has been threatening my kids’ lives.”

Kimora further revealed screenshots of messages between Aoki and her father, where the alleged abuse is detailed further. Amid the feud, Aoki says that she’s been receiving a great deal of misogynistic hate online. “I wonder how your mothers, sisters, daughters, nieces, girlfriends, wives would feel seeing some of the sexist, racist, honestly foul comments and messages some of you ‘men’ are leaving me,” she wrote in a recent Instagram Story.

Read More: Russell Simmons Responds To Family’s Comments About His Behavior

Aoki Lee Simmons Says “Real Men Don’t Shout At Women And Girls”

The misogynistic stereotypes and names, the absolute hate for women of color a lot of your comments show, just waiting to take your anger at how you feel you’ve been ‘treated’ by women.” Aoki continues, “All of us ‘b*tches are like this’ and ‘this is the problem with you girls/women/black women/hoes/skanks today?’ No, how about all YOU b*tches are like this.

The 20-year-old then shared a photo of herself as a young child being held by her father. She writes, “Until a short time ago, this is the man who told me ‘always defend and look after your mother girls.” Aoki continues, “‘Never let a man curse at you’ ‘You call your daddy if a man ever tries to yell at you or scare you that’s never ok!’” She explains, “Real men don’t shout at women and girls.” She then calls out the “toxic men” defending her father in her comments section, telling them that their behavior is “pathetic.” Aoki claims that even her father would agree.

Read More: Kimora Lee Simmons & Daughter Aoki Expose Russell Simmons’ Disturbing Behaviour

[Via]

The post Aoki Lee Simmons Responds To Backlash: “It’s Pathetic” appeared first on HotNewHipHop.

Kylie Jenner Bumps Unreleased Tory Lanez Song On TikTok, Fans React

If you’ve been on TikTok at all these past few weeks, there’s a solid chance that you’ve heard Tory Lanez’s unreleased track, “Hurts Me.” In line with some of his more recent material, the song has a strong ’80s vibe with a washed-out, simple, but funky drum beat, ethereal vocal melodies, and spacey synthesizers. Moreover, it’s part of a trend that uses a face-distorting filter that also gives you a small beard- and fans can’t get enough. However, given the Canadian artist’s legal controversies surrounding his convicted shooting of Megan Thee Stallion, some users expressed disappointment in giving him some play. On the other hand, most discussion you will find on social media with a search surrounds people begging for the track’s release.

Furthermore, those who want to boycott the 30-year-old’s music must be especially unhappy with Kylie Jenner. She just posted a couple of videos singing along to “Hurts Me,” most likely blowing the trend up for many that were unaware of it in the process. Of course, it’s ridiculous to expect Tory Lanez fans to not want the song, as unlikely as it seems right now. Still, some conversation online surrounds the fact that many people don’t know who made this song and are unwittingly pushing for him to profit and keep his career despite his crimes.

Read More: Remember When Drake & Tory Lanez Were Beefing?

Kylie Jenner Playing Tory Lanez On TikTok

“She’s literally showing everyone that she sides with Tory,” one user expressed on Twitter. “& don’t give a f**k about Megan, a BLACK woman, who Kylie and her entire family imitates their entire lives around black women.” Another expressed, “Are y’all REALLYYY surprised that Kylie Jenner is (has always been) moving weird lol? Like reallyyy, I genuinely wanna know. She been a weird a** b***h even before all of the Meg & Tory Situation.” Meanwhile, others expressed their support for Tory or simply said that she’s allowed to listen to whatever she wants, and that it doesn’t signal support or condemnation of Tory Lanez. Check out some reactions below

Fans React To “Hurts Me” Getting Love

 

 
 
 
 
 
View this post on Instagram
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

A post shared by The Shade Room (@theshaderoom)

In addition, a lot of people expressed that they honestly wouldn’t have ever known it was Tory who made that song in the first place. Perhaps that’s proving the detractors’ point, but it also shows that a song isn’t enough to demonstrate support of an artist’s personal actions. The court will sentence him in August, and fans will likely continue to bump his music whether they’re famous or not. For more on Kylie Jenner and Tory Lanez, stick around on HNHH.

Read More: Tory Lanez & DaBaby Accused Of Trying To Ambush Megan Thee Stallion Performance

The post Kylie Jenner Bumps Unreleased Tory Lanez Song On TikTok, Fans React appeared first on HotNewHipHop.

Tory Lanez TikTok Trend Gets Backlash Online

The case of Tory Lanez has been one of the biggest scandals in hip-hop in recent years, also owed to the fact that it involves fellow MC Megan Thee Stallion on the other side of the courtroom. After years of back-and-forth, the court will sentence the Canadian artist on August 7. However, he popped up in pop culture in unconventional ways since, namely a recent TikTok trend. As such, a lot of users engaging in it are facing criticism online for not knowing that they’re promoting the convicted artist’s unreleased music with that trend. The unreleased song in question is called “Hurts Me,” and has been used a lot outside of the trend itself, as well.

Furthermore, the trend consists of a “striking face” filter that comically enlarges eyes and lips with a five o’clock shadow. The original audio has 125,000 uses in other videos, with most of them uploaded in the past three days alone. If you search for the song on social media, you will find an avalanche of fans begging for its release- and Tory’s, for that matter. However, when it comes to people using the trend without knowing it’s him, blog Daily Dot brought up the example of previously unreleased tracks that trended eventually becoming big hits.

Read More: Remember When Drake & Tory Lanez Were Beefing?

Tory Lanez’s Unreleased Track “Hurts Me” In TikTok Trend

Of course, hardcore Tory Lanez fans will likely continue to share their love for the song and the artist regardless. However, the article and some Twitter users pointed out that this only gives Tory and his ream more reason to eventually drop the song and profit off of it. “Why have you lot made a Tory Lanez song trend on TikTok, have we learnt nothing,” one user tweeted. Still, many users also expressed that you can still love the song and understand why the 30-year-old should be behind bars. It’s a murky situation, but a personal one at the end of the day. No song is a “Get Out Of Jail Free” card, after all.

Meanwhile, Lanez’s team recently failed to dismiss and disqualify the judge who ruled against his motion for a new trial. In addition, he and DaBaby faced accusations of trying to ambush one of Meg’s performances. With each new development, the case seems to get wilder and wilder, but fans are still dead-set on wanting “Hurts Me” to see the light of day. For more news and the latest updates on Tory Lanez, check back in with HNHH.

Read More: Why Did Tory Lanez Leave Interscope?

[via]

The post Tory Lanez TikTok Trend Gets Backlash Online appeared first on HotNewHipHop.

Azealia Banks Calls Matty Healy A “Full Incel” After He Brushes Off Ice Spice Hate Backlash

New Azealia Banks beef just dropped. This time around, the “212” hitmaker is taking issue with British indie rocker Matty Healy, who’s been the subject of scrutiny over the past few weeks after making troubling comments about Ice Spice on a podcast. He offered up an awkward apology to the New Yorker last month, but during a more recent interview, made it abundantly clear that he feels little to no remorse for his actions. “It doesn’t actually matter,” he said of the controversy, causing more backlash to fly his way.

Among those lashing out at the “Girls” hitmaker is Banks, who used her Instagram Story to call him out in a lengthy rant on Tuesday (May 30). “Does Matty Healy know that no one actually thinks The 1975 makes good music?” she asked her followers. “And that he’s a lame poser with a trash cliche band name that actually means nothing. He’s clearly so pressed about a Black girl who knows nothing about him or his music is making more moves and money than him,” the embattled rap diva wrote. “Does he know that Black women are more coveted [in] today’s industry because there’s BIG BUSINESS in female rap?”

Read More: Matty Healy Makes Weird On-Stage Apology To Ice Spice

Azealia Banks Lashes Out at Matty Healy

@azealiabanksforever/Instagram Story

“He is so obviously weak in the knees, thin-jawed, and drug addicted that it’s easy to catch his crusty ass lackin’,” Banks further alleged. In her next paragraph, she trashed The 1975’s name and image entirely. “You’re not a star, nor are you good at whatever this crappy ass mid-2000’s indie pitchfork darling fantasy you’re trying to see,” the 31-year-old dissed Healy.

“Ice Spice has MILES more originality than you will ever. The 1975 is on nobody’s radar babe, maybe fat emo teenagers but no we are not checkin’ for you boo.” On the next slides, the Harlem native claimed that the English artist is “one shared needle away from tetanus.” Afterward, she advised his rumoured new girlfriend, Taylor Swift, to avoid the “full incel” at all costs.

Read More: Azealia Banks Cuts Ties With Parlophone Record Label, Says They’re “Silly Fragile White Liars”

More from Azealia’s IG Story

Keep scrolling to read what else Azealia Banks had to say about Matty Healy on her IG Story today. Do you think that The 1975 frontman owes Ice Spice a more formal apology? Let us know in the comments, and check back later for more hip-hop/pop culture news.

@azealiabanks/Instagram Story
@azealiabanks/Instagram Story

[Via]

Blueface Harasses Drunk Woman At Club On IG, Gets Slammed For It

Blueface just caught a lot of heat online for publicly trolling a woman who wasn’t having the best time while out on a club night. Moreover, he shared a clip on his Instagram Story of a girl sitting with her head down at the booth he and his entourage were at. Then, he tugged on her hair and raised her head, while her friends tried to talk and get her up. Not only that, but he yanked her hair at various points with a bit more force, and the music is so loud in the video that you can’t hear what anyone’s saying to each other. It was a low moment from the California rapper, who isn’t exactly known for his healthy relationships with women.

“Wtf is wrong with him this is literally a start to a horrible situation,” one Instagram user expressed under coverage of Blueface’s IG Story post. “Yall see he don’t respect his mother what makes yall think he gonna respect any female,” another chimed in. Furthermore, others believed that this was far more condemnable than just a casual display of teasing. “Omg lock this man up. Don’t he got a case against him?” a commenter questioned.

Read More: Blueface Net Worth 2023: What Is The Rapper Worth?

Blueface’s Questionable Treatment Of A Drunk Club-Goer

Of course, the 26-year-old’s treatment of women is best known due to his publicly volatile relationship with Chrisean Rock. Recently, the “Baddies” star posted what seems to be a parting message for him. After all, she aims to have their baby without him. “Man I’m honestly human, making me feel something out of anger or something just because we ain’t seeing eye to eye [you want to] drag it out,” she wrote to Blueface. “I always [and] will always appreciate you for everything even you changing my life. I can’t believe you are still here upset with me, I said things out of context [and] you took it so far that we enemies. We was supposed to take s**t up in private but we didn’t.

“I made other [people] feel superior due to whatever we beefing on [Instagram] about,” she continued. “I apologize you definitely think I must be competing with you. I’m not, it’s nothing wrong with earning my own while you right next to me. Crazy thing about it we ain’t even supposed to be eye to eye our backs supposed to be back to back [and covering] each other. I’m crazy enough to believe this is meant for good. You can walk away [and] get a breath just know it’s all good blue. It’s painful but it’s still good.” For more news and updates on Blueface, stay up to date on HNHH.

Read More: Who Is Blueface’s BM And What About Chrisean Rock?

Nick Cannon Gets Backlash For Joke About “Impregnating” Bianca Belair

Nick Cannon has gotten heat on social media recently after he made a questionable joke about WWE superstar, Bianca Belair. Belair was featured on a recent episode of Wild ‘N Out, along with her husband, fellow pro wrestler Montez Ford. Cannon remixed the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air theme song. “I get in one little fight, my mom got scared,” he began. “Because I wanted to impregnate Bianca Belair.” Some viewers claim that Belair seemed uncomfortable with Cannon’s remark, while others were more concerned that he said it in front of her husband.

“Nick Cannon is so disgusting with his behavior,” one Twitter user wrote. Another says, “Nick Cannon lucky af Montez Ford let him walk outta there after this. Bianca Belair was disgusted.” “I know my ears deceive me ain’t no way nick cannon said he wanted to get Bianca pregnant @BiancaBelairWWE that’s a threat girl contact the authorities,” a different commenter claims. Cannon has not yet responded to the backlash.

Read More: Nick Cannon Spoils Bre Tiesi With A Lambo After She Discusses Child Support On “Selling Sunset”

Twitter Users Slam Nick Cannon

Some other users defended Cannon’s joke, claiming that Belair and Ford were likely briefed ahead of time. “Man I agree that there should be a line in comedy but Cmon…you should know what you’re getting yourself into if you go on Wild ‘N Out,” one fan writes. “They’ve gone way further than this before.” Another says, “Nick asks his guest before they go out is there lines he shouldn’t cross. It’s up to the guest to say yes or no.” “Lmao y’all just complain to complain at this point. They have said way worse on the show. If you don’t like it… don’t watch. My god,” another viewer wrote.

Some commenters brought his 12 children into the mix. One asked, “Nick Cannon has impregnated all but about 10 women on the planet why is this surprising?” Another claims, “A Nick Cannon sneeze could get a woman pregnant,” adding, “Montez might want a pregnancy test after Nick was so close to Bianca like that.”

Read More: Bre Tiesi Reveals Nick Cannon May Not Pay Child Support Due To Abundance Of Offspring

[Via]

Janelle Monáe Called A “Hypocrite” Amid Topless Era

Janelle Monáe has gotten some heat on social media lately, after comments she made during a 2013 interview with Essence resurfaced. When asked about her style during the interview, Monáe claimed she was looking to be a positive role model for young girls, claiming that she believed covering up was the way to do so. “People don’t ask Jay-Z to take his shirt off when he rhymes,” she explained, “Redefine what it means to be sexy and what it means to be a woman.” “Showing my skin is not what makes me sexy,” she claimed, “I like skirts and dresses just like everyone else, but I had a message I needed to put out there. It was up to me to show people and young girls there was another way.”

Users have dug up the interview, calling Monáe out for stripping down more than a few times as of late. Her “self-renaissance” has included posing topless for Rolling Stone, telling them, “I’m much happier when my titties are out and I can run around free.” Monáe also recently revealed the album art for The Age Of Pleasure, which again, features the performer posing topless. She explained to Rolling Stone, that a personal evolution has allowed her to feel, “more nude, more present, and less anxious,” than ever. The artist also recently flashed her chest during a performance earlier this month, leading to a Twitter uproar.

Read More: Janelle Monáe Explains Her Recent Antics: “I’m Much Happier When My Titties Are Out”

Monáe Is “More Nude” Than Ever

Social media has been quick to scrutinize the performer amid her newfound confidence in revealing her body. “Sad to say, but money and fame do change some people,” one social media wrote in response to the resurfaced comments. Another added, “She literally ‘changed’ from trying to show girls a better way to being on some nut shit.” Someone else chimed in, saying, “It’s called she trying sell albums lol.”

Some users, on the other hand, came to Monáe’s defense, claiming, “It’s ok to evolve and change your mind.” One user showed their support, adding, “She showed y’all that for over a decade. Now she’s on a different time.” Another commenter raised the question, “People can’t gain confidence or evolve?”

Read More: Janelle Monáe Flashes Her Chest To Crowd On Stage, Social Media Gets Seriously Thirsty

[Via]

Eminem Collabs Caused Racial Backlash For G-Unit, Tony Yayo Claims

During his most recent interview with DJ Vlad, Tony Yayo recalled an unfortunate public reaction to G-Unit’s work with Eminem. Moreover, the rapper explained that a lot of people weren’t happy with the group’s embrace of a white MC. Of course, those conversations are still present in today’s hip-hop debates, even among legends of the genre. Still, during his remarks, Yayo defended the Detroit legend’s lyrical skill, his influence, and all that he did for the group during their peak. In addition, he spoke briefly on his relationship with Benzino and how hip-hop media outlets contributed to that backlash.

“We even got called house n***as for f***ing with Eminem,” Tony Yayo recalled. “The Source, they would take it to a whole ‘nother level. That’s when the disrespect for me was like, well damn, what does color have to do with anything with music? What does color have to do with anything with people? I don’t care what color or religion you are. That’s just me. We from New York. It’s a melting pot of people. We grew up around all kinds of people, so I don’t give a f**k what color you are. I don’t look at you as a culture vulture ’cause you white. That could be somebody else’s opinion. It’s not mine. Melle Mel said something about Eminem. He did more for me, him and 50, than anybody has ever done in my career.

Read More: Eminem’s Albums Ranked

Tony Yayo Recalls G-Unit Getting Backlash For Working With Eminem

“Till the day it’s all said and done, I’ma shout-out Eminem,” Tony Yayo continued. “But everybody always blow shots at Eminem. He wouldn’t be on [Billboard‘s top 50 greatest rappers of all time] list if he wasn’t a f***ing lyrical tyrant. If he wasn’t f***ing nice with it, they wouldn’t be mad at him.” During a XXL op-ed in 2022, Marshall Mathers (or Slim Shady) reflected on these themes, as well. “When things started happening for me, I was getting a lot of heat, being a white rapper, and XXL wrote something about that,” he revealed. “I remember going to one of those newsstands in New York when the magazine had just started out, and I bought that and a couple of other rap magazines. I flipped to the last page first and XXL was dissing me. What the f**k?

“I don’t even know if I read the whole article,” he continued. “I was used to reading things like that about me, but it hurt because I felt they didn’t know me to make that kind of judgment. Coming up, I had to deal with that a lot. I wanted to be respectful because what I do is Black music. I knew I was coming into it as a guest in the house. And XXLThe SourceRap Pages and VIBE were Hip Hop bibles at the time. I understood, at the same time, everybody’s perception of a white guy coming into Hip Hop and all of a sudden things start happening for him. So, if XXL would’ve even had a conversation with me, maybe they would’ve understood me more.” For more news and the latest updates on Tony Yayo and Eminem, stay up to date on HNHH.

Read More: Eminem Net Worth 2023: What Is The Megastar Worth?

[via]

Timbaland Calls R. Kelly “The King Of R&B,” Fans Lash Back

Timbaland just caught a lot of heat online for proclaiming that R. Kelly, convicted sex offender, is “the King of R&B.” Moreover, the producer made such comments during his conversation with Shannon Sharpe on the latter’s Club Shay Shay podcast, where they also broached Timbo’s struggles with addiction. However, his praise of the disgraced R&B star didn’t come without its caveats, as he acknowledged that it was a loaded subject that people quickly bash on. Still, he maintained the importance of separating the art from the artist when it comes to their greatness and impact, and Sharpe was actually the first to do so in the conversation. Many fans expressed disappointment and anger with this take, especially considering that the Virginia native produced for one of Kelly’s victims, Aaliyah.

“R. Kelly’s the king of R&B,” Timbaland stated. “We all know that, man. And it’s funny, I’m glad you talk about that, because I be having talks- everybody jump when you say R. Kelly. I’m like, ‘So we just gonna ignore his music that he gave us, that we all jam to?’ No, we can’t do that. His art is his art, I ain’t gonna bash the man’s art. Don’t mix music up with personal. Music is a feeling, it stands alone. Music is something that don’t have no race, it brings people together. It don’t have no drama with it. It is a place of enjoyment, a feeling, so don’t bring drama into music. Leave that outside.”

Read More: R. Kelly Victim Gets Priority Access To His Royalty Fund

Timbaland & Shannon Sharpe Speak On R. Kelly’s Legacy

Furthermore, the 56-year-old currently serves a 30-year prison sentence stemming from a New York conviction. In addition, authorities convicted him of sex trafficking, child pornography, and other federal and civil charges in Chicago this year. While the Chicago sentence is technically an additional twenty years, only one of those will be added to his total time, as the rest serve concurrently with his New York sentence. Undeniably, his legacy saw a massive and irreversible taint as a result that re-contextualized his entire work under a dark light. Check out reactions to Timbaland’s take below.

Twitter Reacts To The “King Of R&B” Take

Regardless of his thoughts on legacy and artistic separation, the case of R. Kelly precedes much of his work in today’s discussions. As such, many out there continue to make sure his crimes are not forgotten in probably the most extreme example of a tarnished musical legacy. Whether that persists for years to come remains to be seen, and whether others will face a similar fate is a mystery. For more news and the latest updates on R. Kelly and Timbaland, stick around on HNHH.

Read More: R. Kelly Files For Appeal In Federal Sex Crimes Case In NY

[via]

Sauce Walka Responds To Backlash For Saying He Doesn’t “Date” Black Women

Sauce Walka recently appeared on Tony The Closer’s Get Yo Ass Up podcast, where he shared his dating preferences. The Houston rapper said that he doesn’t “date black women,” leading to some intense backlash from viewers. Sauce Walka then took to Twitter to defend his stance.

When Tony The Closer asked Sauce Walka if he dates black women, he responded, “I date all women.” “But,” he continued, “when I date a black woman vs. dating a white woman, I do business. It has to make business sense. You have to understand the type of man that I am, and understand the stuff that I do.” He went on to cite differences he believes black and white women have. The rapper also stated, “I have multiple women in my life. They have to understand that there’s multiple women in my life.”

Read More: Pharrell & Jay-Z Share “Entrepreneur” Video Highlighting Black Business Owners

Sauce Walka Says He Prefers Women Who Accept That He’s “Not Monogamous”

The rapper later responded to the backlash on Twitter. He wrote, “My relationships, attraction and romance is based on making money not making love.” “I’m not the husband type black or white,” he added. Sauce Walka went on to say, “So women can choose to not be attracted to broke men with no ambition or stability etc..!? But I can’t choose to be attracted to women who understand incorporation beats independence and teamwork makes the dreamwork!? On all levels of life not jus business unity always wins!” He later claims that he prefers women who “respect the truth that [he’s] not monogomous.”

The Shade Room shared the clip on Instagram alongside his Twitter responses, prompting heated discussion from commenters. One user wrote, “How TF do you come from a BLACK WOMAN but gotta a problem and judgment on the BLACK WOMAN. We gotta stop PROTECTING the BLACK MEN who don’t PROTECT US.” Another commenter added, “So let’s call out that black women are the most sought after leaders from most major companies, including Fortune 500 companies and we are the fastest growing rate of self made millionaire’s in this country so if there’s anybody that’s about business, it’s a Black Woman.”

Read More: Sauce Walka Says He Isn’t Going To Jail After TSF RICO Indictment

[Via]