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[WATCH] Saucy Santana Says Women Need Gay Men: Gays Run The World

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Over the weekend Florida rapper Saucy Santana went viral after telling the crowd at his show that women need gay men. He was introduced to the world by his friend Yung Miami of the City Girls and quickly garnered attention for his outlandish quotes and Instagram videos,

Now he is a fast-rising rapper known for making trendy party bobs and proudly sporting a full beard and a face of makeup. At his recent showm Santana told the crowd that gays run the world because when them b**** need their hair done, they calls the gays, when they need a stylist, they call the gays, when they need their makeup done, they call the gays and when they need advice about their dog a** baby daddies they call the gays. 
Santana finished his rant by letting the crowd know that gays are the blueprint. 

Watch the video below.

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Saucy Santana Refuses To Apologize For Old Tweets Dissing Beyonce And Blue Ivy

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Twitter continues to be both a gift and a curse for up-and-coming artists, as Saucy Santana is now learning due to some of his outrageous early online behavior. After appearing on XXL‘s 2022 Freshman Class feature this week, signaling his impending superstardom, he apparently came under fire from the Beyhive, the aggressive self-declared defenders of Beyonce’s online dignity. Their stinging tweets prompted him to address his “childish, hateful tweets” while encouraging the Stans to do some self-reflection and growing up themselves.

“Fake woke ass bitches!!!!” he wrote. “People don’t care about old tweets. The internet have this weird thing with power! Thinking they have the power to cancel someone… NEWS FLASH! You don’t! Y’all be thinking y’all have someone by the balls about situations you don’t give a damn about.” The old tweets in question saw the outspoken then-makeup artist opining that he thought he was “prettier than” Beyonce and calling then-toddler Blue Ivy “nappy headed.” They likely rankled fans in light of Santana’s new song “Booty” heavily sampling Beyonce’s breakthrough solo single “Crazy In Love.”

In a follow-up thread, he explained why he tweeted such things and highlighted some of the changes he’s made since then. “Stop all that cap! Tryna ruin ppl Careers cuz you at home miserable and broke. I was miserable and broke too making childish, hateful tweets in 2014. Im 28 years old. A grown a– adult. A completely different mindset on life from when I was 20. But, yall knew dat. It be the people in the comments… tryna force you to apologize or say sorry. To who?! To y’all?! If I did something to offend someone I should I apologize to them!!!! Not u bitches. Told y’all, y’all think got power over ppl. But, go head.”

He certainly has a point. Everybody — and I do mean “everybody” — seems to be way too invested in other peoples’ lives online and while it may seem like the folks we target for fun are distanced from the fallout, having hundreds or even thousands of people tweeting such horrible things at you would eventually get to anybody. If anything, perhaps the Hive was stressed out because they thought Beyonce was going to announce a new album and didn’t. If that’s the case, then they should really give another listen to her self-titled album and do their best to chill out. Meanwhile, it’s nice that Saucy has learned his lesson; let’s just hope the time comes when apologies for boorish online behavior are no longer needed at all.

XXL’s Freshman Class Of 2022 HIghlights Babyface Ray, Kali, Saucy Santana, And More

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The 2022 XXL Freshman Class is here, highlighting all the rappers expected to blow up in the year ahead. included are Detroit rappers Babyface Ray and Babytron (no relation), Memphians Big30 and Big Scarr (ditto), Florida’s Cochise, TDE-signed, genre-bender Doechii, Atlanta TikTok favorite Kali, Kenya-born Minnesota transplant KayCyy, Houston firecracker KenTheMan, “Who Want Smoke?” star Nardo Wick, out-and-proud Saucy Santana, and just-out-of-his-teens map-hopper Sofaygo.

Each year, the highly anticipated list offers listeners a guide to some of the hottest up-and-coming talents of the past 12 months. Some are viral stars in their own right, with hit records on TikTok or lots of Twitter buzz. Others are often established vets who are only just receiving their big breaks after signing major label deals or garnering big-name co-signs. While some of the names may not be familiar to many readers when they’re first announced, many of those names do become undisputed stars, headlining festivals, making television appearances, and representing hip-hop in the mainstream for years after their selections.

Prior stars who appeared on XXL‘s Freshman list include high-flyers like J. Cole and Kendrick Lamar, while last year’s list highlighted breakout stars like Blxst, Coi Leray, Flo Milli, Morray, and Pooh Shiesty.

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Saucy Santana Remains Unapologetic After Beyonce Tweets Resurface, Calls Critics “Fake Woke Ass B*tches”

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Saucy Santana is having a meteoric rise to fame. He recently collaborated with Latto on his latest song “Booty.” Shortly thereafter a string of tweets from 2014 in which he insulted Beyoncé and her daughter Blue Ivy resurfaced.

In the tweets, Santana called Blue Ivy “nappy headed,” said Beyonce looked “dry” when she was pregnant with Blue, and compared Blue to Kim and Kanye’s daughter North.

Shortly after the tweets resurfaced, many called for Santana to apologize during his Summer Jam appearance, and before his show in Houston, noting that the Beyhive fan base in Houston would figuratively tear him apart.

However, Santana doubled down on his comments, instead of lashing out on cancel culture and the fascination with bringing up old tweets.

“Fake woke ass bitches!!!!” Santana tweeted. “People don’t care about old tweets. The internet have this weird thing with power! Thinking they have the power to cancel someone… NEWS FLASH! You don’t! Y’all be thinking y’all have someone by the balls about situations you don’t give a damn about.”

In another tweet, he added “Celebrities are human. Not robots and they for damn sure ain’t perfect. I still talk about a bitch like a doggggggg til this day. Not publicly because my opinion matters to a lot of ppl now. I be Chillin. I don’t even insert myself in shit that don’t involve me.”

He went on to say how people who try to ruin celebrities’ careers are “miserable” and “broke” and wondered why he is being scolded for tweets he wrote when he was 20.

“Stop all that cap! Tryna ruin ppl Careers cuz you at home miserable and broke. I was miserable and broke too making childish, hateful tweets in 2014. Im 28 years old. A grown ass adult. A completely different mindset on life from when I was 20. But, yall knew dat.”

In his final tweet, Santana said that he would not apologize to the fans, because he feel as if he did not offend them and the tweets were not directed towards them.

“It be the people in the comments… tryna force you to apologize or say sorry. To who?! To y’all?! If I did something to offend someone I should I apologize to them!!!! Not u bitches. Told y’all y’all think got power over ppl. But, go head.”

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Single Ladies: Beyonce Fans On High Alert, Lizzo Drops $25K, Chloe Bailey Gets Spicy Hot, Alicia Keys On Tour, Plus More

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These ladies are returning to the music scene this week with new projects and collaborations. Beyonce Deletes Profile Pictures & Sends Beyhive On High Alert   Queen Bey sent her fans into a frenzy after removing her profile pictures across all social media accounts. Many fans are speculating Beyonce is returning to the music scene after […]

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Saucy Santana Links Up with Latto For New Single “Booty”

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Saucy Santana has released his much-anticipated new banger “Booty.”

Santana links up with labelmate Latto on this song of the summer contender, his first since joining to RCA Records. Saucy just supported Latto on her 777 Tour across the United States. The song features an exciting, dance-worthy production and bouncing bassline, as Santana and Latto both flex instantly memorable rhymes. It was immediately trending online following Santana’s initial tease of the music.

You can hear the new release below.

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Saucy Santana And Latto Release An Ode To ‘Booty’ In Their New Single

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Saucy Santana is back again, tagging Latto for the highly anticipated “Booty” record. “Booty” was a song he had been teasing for weeks and sent social media into a frenzy upon realizing he used a sample of Beyonce’s “Crazy In Love,” a major look for a young artist. The artist played coy about any future work together in his recent Paper Magazine interview, further drawing the intrigue of the internet. The song is finally here, and it delivered on the energy conveyed in the snippet.

This collaboration comes on the heels of Saucy Santana being one of the opening acts for Latto’s Monster Energy Outbreak Tour. “Booty” isn’t their first music collaboration either, coming together in 2020 for “Up & Down” off Pretty Little Gangsta. Latto is riding the wave of her latest album 777, headlined by singles “Big Energy” and “Wheelie” featuring 21 Savage. Days after 777 was released, the Ohio rapper celebrated a huge milestone in adding Mariah Carey and DJ Khaled to the “Big Energy” remix. She recently joined Ella Mai on “Didn’t Say” from Heart On My Sleeve and Neiked and Anne-Marie on “I Just Called.”

Check out Saucy Santana and Latto’s new record “Booty” above.

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A Preview Of Saucy Santana’s Beyonce-Sampling New Single ‘Booty’ Is Already Being Called The Song Of The Summer

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The summer may very well belong to Saucy Santana if his new single lives up to the high expectations fans have set for it. Santana, who only started rapping professionally in 2019 after working as a makeup artist for City Girls, has already seen his star rise tremendously as a result of TikTok-favorite singles like “Walk,” “Material Girl,” and “Shisha,” but his next single, “Booty,” has the potential to be his biggest yet for three reasons.

Reason number one: Santana teased the single on TikTok and Twitter just hours ago, and he’s already trending, with fans calling “Booty” the song of the summer despite only having 15 seconds to go on. That’s influence, people.

Reason number two: Booty samples one of the biggest hits in one of the most storied discographies in the recording industry. It’s not subtle either; the sample of Beyonce’s breakthrough solo single “Crazy In Love” blares out of an unseen speaker in Santana’s teaser as he twerks and pops to the particularly sticky hook.

Reason number three: There’s a mystery guest, and Santana is at that stage in his career where it could be someone huge. His hiding the name makes it all the more likely since it implies it’s someone he hasn’t worked with already, who you might not expect him to work with, but who will totally make sense when you find out who it is. There’s also that collaboration that Lil Nas X teased a few months ago…

For now, we’ll have to stick with guessing but if Santana’s dropping teasers, the answer can’t be too far around the corner. Check out the snippet above and the reactions below, and get ready for a Santana summer.

Summer Walker Announces Her ‘A Hot Summer Night In LA’ Show With Jazmine Sullivan, Ari Lennox, And More

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June 24 is going to be a hot summer night in LA — both literally (likely) and figuratively (almost assuredly). A Hot Summer Night In LA is the name of Summer Walker‘s headlining concert at the Staples Ce-fine, Crypto.com Arena (yuck), which will feature a slew of special guests including Jazmine Sullivan, Ari Lennox, Saucy Santana, Joyce Wrice, Doechii, and Alex Vaughn. Ladies, leave your man at home. The show is billed as part of BET Awards weekend, with a special pre-sale for Summer Walker fans today through May 5 at 10 pm PT. The general sale starts on Friday at 10 am.

The show will be something of a coronation for Ms. Walker, who released her new album Still Over It last November to a truly impressive reception. It became the first album by a female R&B singer to reach No. 1 on the Billboard 200 since 2016 (following Solange’s A Seat At The Table) and signified that R&B’s mainstream comeback is no passing fancy. A Hot Summer Night In LA is sure to keep that energy going with a lineup consisting mainly of R&B-singing women backed by rappers who bring boss-bitch energy.

The notoriously spotlight-shy Walker followed up with a slew of performances running through spring, including this week’s Broccoli City Festival in DC and the just passed, female-fronted Sol Blume Festival in Sacramento (see photos here).