Chief Keef Reacts To Adin Ross Saying The N-Word While Rapping “I Don’t Like”

It seems like Chief Keef may have gotten a little more than what he bargained for during his birthday hangout with Adin Ross. Moreover, the streamer was celebrating his big day when the rapper pulled up to surprise him, and apparently they had a great time together. However, during his performance of “I Don’t Like” at Adin’s birthday party, he and the crowd got a pretty eyebrow-raising surprise. Well, actually, it wasn’t too surprising for Sosa. To elaborate, he extended the microphone out to Ross, who was onstage with him, for the parts of the song’s chorus that go “a snitch n***a, a b***h n***a,” and so on.

In a move that may or may not get him a load of backlash, Adin Ross responded to Chief Keef’s supposed prompt by saying the n-word. Then, the Chicago MC exclaimed excitedly and got even more turned up and excited as he kept “I Don’t Like” going. Overall, it goes without saying that this can prompt a massive debate over who can say it, the circumstances behind it, and a whole lot more cans of worms. Still, it seems like Keef was okay with it, and while that’s not an excuse, it also probably mitigated a stronger reaction to it.

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Adin Ross Crosses A Line (And Maybe Got A Pass From Sosa) During “I Don’t Like”

 
 
 
 
 
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Setting that bout of seemingly excused casual racism aside, it looks like the two really enjoyed the night. For example, Adin Ross and Chief Keef went out to gamble in Las Vegas, and you can see a lot of clips of their shenanigans down below. Apparently, they walked away with about $60K in winnings, so either there was good birthday luck or Sosa is a lucky charm of sorts. Either way, it seems like everything turned out to be a fun time for both.

Chief Keef & The Streamer Ball Out For Birthday Bash

 
 
 
 
 
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Meanwhile, the drill pioneer isn’t in fans’ best graces right now, as he delayed his long-awaited and hyped project Almighty So 2 once again, this time all the way to mid-December of this year. Amid a scrapped full verse for Drake’s For All The Dogs that divided listeners, die-hard Sosa fans are understandably peeved right now. It’s great to see the 28-year-old enjoy his life… it’s just a tad frustrating because he could be celebrating an album launch alongside a friend’s birthday. Regardless, stay posted on HNHH for more news and updates on Chief Keef and Adin Ross.

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Erica Mena Claims People “Want To Be Offended” By Slur Controversy

At the end of last month, Erica Mena got hit with some major backlash after her argument with Spice on Love & Hip Hop Atlanta got out of hand. The two of them got into it at a restaurant, and Spice ended up telling Mena that her son “hates” her. This resulted in Mena flipping a table, before calling Spice a “blue monkey.”

Countless viewers called Mena out for her use of the slur, and ultimately, she was kicked off of the show. Though MTV cut ties with Mena amid the backlash, they continued filming for a short time after the debacle took place. Some footage of Mena discussing the incident with her castmates has been making its rounds online, showing Mena claiming that people just “want to be offended” by her comment.

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Erica Mena Claims She’s “Just As Black” As L&HH Castmates

In the clip, Mena claims that she went off on Spice because she brought up her son. Yandy Smith then explains to her that her attempt to offend Spice managed to offend everybody of African descent. “No, It’s you guys that want to be offended by it. It has nothing to do with you,” Mena responds. “It is 2023. Why as minorities are we comparing ourselves to that?” she asks. Mena then went on to defend her decision to pop off on Spice. She also seemed to defend her use of the term, however, she quickly circled back to clarify her statement.

The b*tch crossed the line, she violated me by coming for my son, and I would do it all over [again] if she does it again,” Mena says. Smith then asks her what she meant by “do it all over again,” wondering if she meant using the slur. “I didn’t say I would say the same thing,” she clarified. Later in the clip, she says, “I’m Puerto Rican and Dominican. I have Black in my family, I have Black children, I married a Black man.” She continues, “There’s not a racist bone in my f*cking body, I’m just as Black as probably all of you.” What do you think of Mena’s recent comments? Share your thoughts in the comments section down below, and keep an eye on HNHH for more updates on Erica Mena.

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