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Coi Leray’s Claim She’s Never Met Latto Debunked

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The beef between Coi Leray and Latto is hot right now. It all started when Leray objected to being disrespectfully name-dropped in Latto’s “Blick Blick”. While Leray has since walked back some of her vitriol about being body-shamed, fans are trying to keep the beef alive. This is all in spite of Latto not actually having responded to Leray’s call out.

Regardless, the good old Internet sleuths have honed in one on a particular comment from Leray. On April 21, Leray tweeted “If you don’t like me , support me or fwm don’t mention my name. Period. Shit don’t make sense. I don’t know none of you bitches in real life. Stay in y’all lane and leave me outta the bullshit. I be minding my business and showing real love offline.” This tweet has since sent fans into a wild rabbit hole.

Coi Leray Literally Appeared In A Latto Video

It was Leray’s “I don’t know none of you bitches in real life,” comment that had the detectives digging. While unclear if it was directed at Latto or internet spectators, fans took it as the former. Thus, it was interpreted as a claim that Coi Leray had never met Latto. That paints the beef as Latto taking shots at Leray, a well-known industry figure, for no other reason than she can. But the other question is, why not? Why is Leray starting beef over a nearly 3-year-old song?

However, as one Twitter user pointed out, Leray literally appears in the video for Latto’s 2020 single On God. That would mean that Leray had absolutely met Latto previously. What’s more, the revelation adds a whole new layer to the beef. Leray definitely phrased her objections like she was catching strays from a random rapper she had never interacted with before. However, if they had appeared in a video together, then that completely changes the situation. Is there a deeper layer to this beef that we don’t know about? This leads to additional questions about the history between Latto and Leray. Did something happen between the two of them? And will this bombshell finally prompt Latto to speak out about the incident?

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Coi Leray Admits To Overreacting In Latto Call-Out

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Coi Leray recently ruffled some feathers on Twitter for directly calling out Latto for addressing her body on her latest single. However, her more recent tweets indicate a more reflective and conciliatory stance compared to her initial outburst. Still, she made it clear that she doesn’t want people speaking on her name for clout if they don’t actually have beef. While many are still divided on whether the 777 MC intended to diss Leray with her bars, any reference within the rap world was bound to turn heads. Even with that in mind, it seems the backlash also got the “Players” artist quite tiresome of all the drama.

“Maybe I over reacted idk,” Coi Leray tweeted about Latto. “End of the day. Don’t say my name for clicks and likes. Specially if we don’t speak or communicate. I’m not a big blunt small blunt. Don’t compare me to nada. Mention b***hes you actually beef with. Put it on the floor but leave me out of the bs. There’s a lot that goes on behind the scenes. y’all don’t be knowing the half of the s**t that goes on in this s**t. But the main goal is ICON S**T . If it don’t make me rich or better person. Stay away.”

Coi Leray Clarifies Latto Beef

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Of course, this exchange is curious because Coi Leray had previously supported Latto amid her complaints of a “Latto hate train.” However, when she heard her track “Put It On Da Floor” and the bars “Smoking on that gas, blunt big as Coi Leray,” she seemed to forget that exchange. “Latto bye,” she reacted on Twitter. “Here you go taking about my body. Please do not come on here and talk about nobody BODY. Lol like seriously . Out of all things . Lmaooo ya blunt my size ? Lmaooo this s**t is never ending.”

Meanwhile, Iggy Azalea recently had to clear up whether she was beefing with Coi, too. When Iggy tweeted about not understanding people’s endless arguments over nothing online, many thought she referred to the Latto beef. However, she quickly shut that down. “I’m talking about the [people] legit arguing online about trivial ass topics that can never have a clear answer and yet are argued about passionately for hours on end,” she wrote. “Anyone who thinks I’m commenting on anything else only furthers my point that this cannot be reality.” Regardless, log back into HNHH for the latest on Coi Leray and Latto.

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Coi Leray Admitted She May Have ‘Over Reacted’ To A Questionable Line In Latto’s New Song

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Latto‘s latest single, “Put It On Da Floor” has the whole internet talking. On the scorching track, she seems to fire shots at some of her peers in the rap game — some subliminally and some by name.

On one line in particular, Latto seemingly comments on “Players” rapper Coi Leray‘s body, rapping “Smokin’ on that gas, blunt big as Coi Leray / B*tches like to run their mouths but I’m the type to run the fade.”

Leray caught wind of the line and had some words for Latto.

“Latto bye,” she said in a tweet, here you go talking about my body. Please do not come on here and talk about nobody BODY. Lol like seriously. Out of all things. Lmaooo ya blunt my size? Lmaooo this sh*t is never-ending,” she said in a tweet.

While Leray and several other fans interpreted the line as a diss, some didn’t think too much of it. One fan noted that she used a similar line on Lola Brooke’s “Don’t Play With It” Remix.

“Dropped a hundred on a pennant, that sh*t big as Lola / They can’t stand to see me winnin’, so they blame payola,” she raps on her verse.

Regardless, it seems that Leray ended up brushing it off by the end of the day.

“Maybe I over reacted idk. End of the day. Don’t say my name for clicks and likes,” Leray said in a tweet. “Specially if we don’t speak or communicate. I’m not a big blunt small blunt. Don’t compare me to nada. Mention b*tches you actually beef with. Put it on the floor but leave me out of the bs.”

Iggy Azalea Shuts Down Coi Leray Feud Rumours On Twitter

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The internet is trying to drag Iggy Azalea into a feud with Coi Leray. However, the Australian simply isn’t having it. After the latter artist called out Latto for seemingly body shaming her on the 777 hitmaker’s New Music Friday release of the week, sleuths quickly noticed a post from Azalea’s account seemingly reacting to the situation. “Sometimes the shit y’all fight about on here is so… ehhhh? Tiresome,” the mother of one previously wrote late on Thursday (April 20) evening.

Minutes after the post went up, hate comments obviously began to pour in. They markedly came from those assuming the “Work” rap diva was shading Leray with her subtweet. “Iggy bae naurrrrr they gone try to get you, sister,” one user cautioned her, though she was quick to make it known that she was unbothered by their comments. “I don’t give [a f*ck],” Azalea wrote back. “Y’all cannot convince me you genuinely care about the things you argue on here about all day long. It’s not possible. Lol.”

Iggy Azalea Speaks Her Mind

As reactions to the OnlyFans creator‘s think piece continued to appear, she specifically addressed one pointing out her post’s proximity to the Leray and Latto beef. “Iggy they are thinking you are talking about Coi responding to Latto’s diss. [She] just tweeted about it,” someone explained to Azalea. “I’m talking about the [people] legit arguing online about trivial ass topics that can never have a clear answer and yet are argued about passionately for hours on end,” she clarified.

“Anyone who thinks I’m commenting on anything else only furthers my point that this cannot be reality,” she concluded earlier this week. While her words may be landing her in trouble online, the 32-year-old’s thirst traps are doing nothing but earning her new fans, both on her PPV NSFW website and in real life. In recent weeks, she’s been modelling plenty of different bikinis for the camera as she prepares to release her highly anticipated uncensored nude coffee table book. Keep scrolling to read more posts from Iggy Azalea’s Twitter account below, and read all about Coi Leray’s internet spat with Latto here.

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Erykah Badu Announces “Unfollow Me” Tour, Nicki Minaj Is STILL Queen Of Rap, Latto’s “Put It On Da Floor” & More

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Ladies, it’s time to celebrate because female artists are making some serious waves in the hip-hop world. With new drops, exciting announcements, and a surge of female talent. Erykah Badu announces her “Unfollow Me” Tour, Nicki Minaj hops on a track featuring Kim Petras, and more! Erykah Badu’s “Unfollow Me” Tour, Kim Petras feat Nicki […]

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Coi Leray Helps RAYE “Flip A Switch.” On Must-Hear New Remix

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If we had to crown a queen of remixes so far this year, it would undoubtedly be Coi Leray. Not only did she give fans several versions of her smash hit single, “Players,” which first landed in January, but we’ve also heard the Boston native lend her vocal talent to a lot of other artists in recent weeks. At the end of March, it was Sabrina Carpenter’s “Nonsense (Remix),” and now, she’s helping out British singer RAYE with an updated edition of “Flip A Switch.”

The song previously arrived on the foreign talent’s debut album, My 21st Century Blues a few months back, and quickly became a fan favourite. On the chorus, RAYE sings, “Flip a switch on a prick, then I / Come alive in the nighttime / In the club, sippin’ Hennessy / And tell him I’m dead if he callin’ me.” The infectious beat was produced by Mike Sabath, Dj Genius, and the 25-year-old singer-songwriter herself.

RAYE Taps Coi Leray to Remix “Flip A Switch.”

As expected, Leray chiefly brightens up the remix with her bold energy. Her verse begins, “Bad bitch break hearts, all-black Patek watch / Swervin’ through London, we got stars in the race cars.” She later comes through with bars like “We got pretty bitch energy, that’s why they hate us / Guns up for the real ones, let that shit bust,” and “C-O-I, he said, ‘Coi Leray, you lit / We in VIP, takin’ shots with my bitch.” Besides today’s (April 21), single, we’ve also recently heard her on “Baby Don’t Hurt Me” with David Guetta and Anne-Marie, which is already making waves as we inch closer and closer to summer.

Stream Coi Leray and RAYE’s “Flip A Switch (Remix)” on YouTube above, or add the track to your playlist on Spotify/Apple Music. Are you a fan of the Trendsetter‘s latest collaboration? Let us know in the comments, and check back in on Saturday (April 22) for more release recommendations on our Fire Emoji playlist.

Quotable Lyrics:

Flip a switch on a prick, then I
Come alive in the nighttime
In the club, sippin’ Hennessy
And tell him I’m dead if he callin’ me

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Coi Leray Wants All The Smoke In Fiery Response To Latto’s Body-Shaming Diss

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After Latto referenced Coi Leray’s body size in her new track “Put it On Da Floor,” Coi responded on social media, calling out Latto’s body-shaming lyrics and even challenging her to a fight. Latto has yet to respond, leaving fans wondering if a confrontation between the two rappers will actually take place. On Friday, April […]

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Coi Leray Lends Her ‘Pretty B*tch Energy’ To RAYE’s ‘Flip A Switch.’ Remix

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British singer RAYE is only a couple of months removed from the release of her debut album, My 21st Century Blues, but is already dropping new music. Her latest release is a remix of “Flip A Switch” from the album, this time with Coi Leray contributing a verse.

The track is about cutting off a disinterested partner, as in: “Flip a switch on a prick, then I / Come alive in the nighttime.” RAYE is through with this noncommital jerk, so she hits the club to dance her cares away. She’s also willing to sic her gangster girlfriends on him, warning, “Got bitches, if they see you in the street, you’re gettin’ slapped.”

On the remix, Coi jumps in to reinforce the anti-f*ckboy energy, turning up the threats while sticking to the theme of “flipping the switch”: “Diamonds look like Cape Cod / We attach the switch if they come and try to take ours.” Illegal weapons modifications aside, Coi makes the perfect partner on RAYE’s boundary-setting, bad boy-blocking anthem.

Coi Leray set a boundary of her own upon hearing Latto’s new single “Put It On Da Floor.” In the song, Latto boasts that she’s “Smokin’ on that gas, blunt big as Coi Leray.” Coi seemed to take it personally, responding via Twitter, “Latto bye. Here you go taking about my body. Please do not come on here and talk about nobody BODY.”

Of course, considering her emphasis on reiterating the term “body” over and over again, along with the fact that she’s currently promoting an upcoming single titled “Body,” it could just be that she’s using the moment to feed her promotion cycle. After all, beef before a new release is a time-honored tradition.

Listen to the “Flip A Switch.” remix above.

Coi Leray Took Issue With Latto Rapping About Her Body On Her New Single, ‘Put It On Da Floor’

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A few hours ago, Latto dropped a fresh single, “Put It On Da Floor.” To open the track’s second verse, she raps, “Smokin’ on that gas, blunt big as Coi Leray.” Leray didn’t care for that.

After the song came out, Leray took to Twitter. She started with, “Let’s fight [grinning face with sweat emoji].” She continued, “Latto bye . [sleeping emoji] here you go taking about my body. Please do not come on here and talk about nobody BODY. Lol like seriously . Out of all things . Lmaooo ya blunt my size ? Lmaooo this sh*t is never ending.” Leray added, “These b*tches wanna be like the n****s so bad. Y’all wanna have rap beef SOOOOOO BADDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD [crying laughing emojis] [grinning face with sweat emojis].” She continued, “Anybody that talk about my body wants MY BODY!!!!!!!!!!!! Like real badddddd.”

A couple house after the initial tweets, she added, “If you don’t like me , support me or fwm don’t mention my name. Period. Sh*t don’t make sense. I don’t know none of you b*tches in real life. Stay in y’all lane and leave me outta the bullsh*t. I be minding my business and showing real love offline.”

Latto hasn’t responded yet, but she did note, ““The content I’m about to roll out is a whole fresh new leaf. I genuinely love to see the new wave of female rap, and I’m honored to be a part of it.”

Listen to “Put It On Da Floor” above.