One thing to know about Sukihana is that she’s going to do whatever the f*** she wants, and you just have to accept it. If she says she’s not a musician (which she is), then she isn’t. Does anyone remember that quote from her interview from her interview with Bobbi Althoff? We’re going on a tangent, she’s got some new music out, so let’s talk about it. Sukihana’s latest offering is called “WTFO” (Walk The F*** Out) and it’s about what you expect from her.
It’s braggadocious, blunt, and ratchet, and her authentic self. It’s why her fans respect her and come back for more each and every time. However, there is a bit of a curveball thrown on this record. On her second verse, she randomly busts out Michael Jackson’s iconic “hee-eeh” adlib. Suki then utilizes that to emphasize words such as “free” and “me.” It’s quite hysterical and the fans have been talking about it nonstop since its release. Goofiness aside, this seems to be the second track that’s possibly promoting a new project. Nothing has been formally declared yet, but she dropped “WTFO” and coupled it with the previously released “Suki Suki.” If this turns out to be true, it will be her first full-length effort of her career, which started in 2017.
B****, look at this a** when I walk, ho, huh This a** is a real dome, they think it’s a car show B****, I feel like Michael Jackson, huh, hee-eeh B****, you got that top p***y, ho, you can’t f*** with me-eeh I don’t want no roof Chris n**** kids With a p***y this good, I can’t f*** for free
Miami-based rapper, actress, and influencer Sukihana has released her newest single, “Suki Suki.” This vibrant, high-energy track marks her first release since signing a record deal with Sony Awal. “Suki Suki” is now available on all streaming platforms.
The track samples the iconic 1971 R&B hit “Groove Me” by King Floyd, bringing a fresh twist to the classic sound. Opening with Sukihana’s bold chant, “It’s Suki, nookie sweet like cookie. Vet in the game you ain’t dealing with no rookie,” the song sets the tone for an addictive, two-minute musical experience. “Suki Suki” offers a tantalizing preview of Sukihana’s forthcoming project, due later this fall.
Rising star Sukihana, the Miami-based rapper, actress, and influencer releases her newest single, “Suki Suki”. This vibrant, high-energy track marks Sukihana’s first release since signing her label record deal with Sony Awal. “Suki Suki” is now available on all streaming platforms. Check it out here.
“Suki Suki” samples the iconic 1971 R&B hit “Groove Me” by King Floyd, bringing a fresh twist to a classic sound. The track opens with Sukihana’s bold chant, “It’s Suki, nookie sweet like cookie. Vet in the game you ain’t dealing with no rookie,” setting the tone for an addictive, two-minute musical experience. This single offers a tantalizing preview of her forthcoming project due later this fall.
Much more than a pretty face, Sukihana is the perfect combination of igniting talent, style, and grace. This Wilmington, Delaware-born and Atlanta, Georgia-bred artist is Hip Hop’s fastest rising star. From penning her first rap at just six years old to taking social media by storm, Sukihana’s journey is one of unapologetic ambition and raw talent.
Sukihana isn’t new to the music game. She’s worked with some of the best in the industry, including collaborations on tracks like “Sukihana” with Juicy J, “Thot Thoughts” with Muni Long, and her most recent hit “Throwing Stacks” with Ray J. With these successful releases under her belt, Sukihana is looking forward to claiming her spot this summer.
With 2.7 million followers on TikTok and 2.6 million on Instagram, Sukihana has created a massive and organic online presence. Her influences, including Tupac Shakur, Rick Ross, Lil Kim, and Lauryn Hill, have shaped her unique sound and style. “Listening to these Hip Hop icons felt like they were pouring something into me. Little did I know that their influences would help prepare me for this moment in time,” she reflects.
Sukihana’s stage presence is captivatingly unabashed, and she is securing her place among Hip-Hop’s heavyweights. “I’ve got my own style and presentation, but I’m real,”she says. “I’m excited about where I’ve been, but even more excited about where I’m headed.”
After months of anticipation, JT’s debut solo mixtape, City Cinderella, has hit streaming platforms. Since the disbandment of City Girls, the “Sideways” rapper has endured immense pressure from the public to outdo her work in the culture shifting duo.
Unfortunately, during the transition, JT found herself in a heap of beefs (GloRilla, Sukihana, and Cardi B). So, naturally her super fans, the Juvies, hoped that she would address it on the body of work and that she did. The most notable being toward her former collaborator Cardi B.
Did JT Diss Cardi B On City Cinderella?
The answer to this question is yes, and multiple times, according to fans. Supporters of both ladies have taken to their social media platforms to call out the subtle jabs across the album on tracks “Intro (Hope),” “Servin,” and the project’s single, “Okay.”
On “Intro (Hope),” JT brought up a longstanding rumor about Cardi B’s time as an exotic dancer. Users alleged that Cardi performed a NSFW party trick during one of her shifts with an alcohol bottle. Back in 2018, Cardi B denied the rumors. But that didn’t stop JT from joking about it, rapping:
“Non-rapping b*tch who the f*ck you talking to / I was off in Saks Gucci alligator bags while you was laying on your back and shoving bottles in your ass.”
Then on “Servin,” JT clapped back at Cardi B’s remarks about her fashion sensibilities. Previously, the pair were entangled in a heated exchange on X (formerly Twitter) about JT ripping looks from Cardi B’s past, among other things. She raps on “Servin”:
“I got on sh*t you can’t pronounce, wait, let me spell it out / L-O-E-W-E and I don’t care ’bout the amount / These b*tches into fashion mad ’cause I’m into fashion / Mad I got that sh*t on and they sh*t was in the past tense / Talkin’ ’bout you had that sh*t on in 2017, b*tch, it’s 2024 / And you ain’t got that sh*t no more, hoe / You ain’t got that sh*t no more, hoe / I’m that b*tch, I’m that b*tch, and you can’t stand it, ho.”
Last, on the project’s breakout single, “Okay,” fans caught the shade JT threw about Cardi B cracking her tooth on a hard bagel. Although JT altered the details (which lead to a dust up with Sukihana), the line was supposedly intended to whack Cardi:
“Maserati mami, and the roof missin / She ate crab legs, now her whole tooth missin’ / Cheap-ass veneers, you stay talkin’ sh*t / Put a marker to this b*tch, she’s so counterfeit.”
City Cinderella is out now via Quality Control. Find more information here.
Math Hoffa recently hosted Sukihana on his popular show, “My Expert Opinion,” where she shared insights into her career and recent controversies. In part one of the episode, Sukihana addressed the online feud with rapper JT, stemming from Sukihana’s track “Cocaine.” She clarified her intentions behind the song, explaining that she wanted to prove her skills as an artist. She even removed some jokes from the track to ensure her music was taken seriously.
Despite the beef, Sukihana emphasized that she holds no animosity towards JT. “I don’t wanna sit here and laugh at her. It hurts me to talk about people,” she stated, expressing her desire not to disrespect JT but to be recognized for her talent.
Sukihana also touched on the broader topic of rap beef, specifically praising the rivalry between Kendrick Lamar and Drake. She admired their competitive spirit and consistency, noting that their feud brought a significant moment to hip-hop and a “masculine vibe” she appreciates.
In discussing her journey as an independent artist, Sukihana highlighted the success of “Cocaine,” which has been trending on iTunes. She expressed confidence in her path, saying, “I don’t have a machine behind me, but I’m always trending.” This remark underscores her belief in her ability to thrive independently without the backing of a major label.
Ray J, the multi-talented singer, songwriter, and actor, has announced his latest collaboration with rising rapper Sukihana for their new single “Throwing Stacks”. The highly anticipated track is set to release on all major streaming platforms on May 10, 2024.
Known for his hit songs such as “One Wish” and “Sexy Can I”, Ray J has once again teamed up with a rising star in the music industry. Sukihana, who gained recognition for her viral hit “Blame Trina”, has been making waves with her unapologetic and bold lyrics. The collaboration between these two artists is expected to bring a fresh and unique sound to the music scene.
“Throwing Stacks” is a high-energy track that showcases the dynamic chemistry between Ray J and Sukihana. The song is a fusion of R&B and hip-hop, with catchy beats and clever wordplay. The lyrics revolve around living a lavish lifestyle and not being afraid to spend money on the finer things in life.
Fans of both artists are eagerly anticipating the release of “Throwing Stacks” and have taken to social media to express their excitement. The single is expected to be a summer anthem, with its infectious beat and catchy chorus. Ray J and Sukihana have also hinted at a possible music video for the single, which is sure to be a visual treat for their fans.
“Throwing Stacks” is just the beginning of what could be a long-lasting collaboration between Ray J and Sukihana. With their unique styles and undeniable talent, this single is set to make a mark in the music industry. Fans can stay updated on the release of the single by following both artists on their social media platforms. Don’t miss out on this highly anticipated collaboration between Ray J and Sukihana on May 10th , 2024.
Ray J and Sukihana have been connected to each other for the last month or two as both artists are rumored to be a couple. Ever since the veteran’s tumultuous relationship with Princess Love came to a close, the Mississippi native has been exploring his options. Sukihana has also not been committed to anyone for about two years. So, with the two on the dating market and their recent hang outs well documented, there is a chance that they could be a pair. These rumors have also been discussed frequently because of a project they are working on. Ray J and Suki are developing a Tronix Music short film titled Hangover 69.
To help promote it, the duo also hinted a track accompanying it called “THROWING STACKS.” Well, that offering is now here, and it is raunchy, if that was not going to be obvious already. Anything Sukihana hops on is almost always going to be something vulgar and that is the case here. “THROWING STACKS” is a certified stripper’s anthem, especially with thumping bass, finger snaps, and spacey atmosphere.
Sukihana raps in great detail about her usual topics, but in a softer tone with loads of auto-tune. While it is not as memorable or unhinged, it does fit the vibe of the song. Ray J also puts forth a fine performance, but overall, it is nothing special. Still, give the track a spin with the links above.
What are your thoughts on this brand-new single “THROWING STACKS” by Ray J and Sukihana? Is this one of his stronger releases as of late, why or why not? Do you think that this is a hint that him and the Delaware rapper are officially a fling? Would you want to hear them collaborate again in the future? We would like to hear what you have to say, so be sure to leave your takes in the comments section. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding Ray J and Sukihana. Finally, stay with us for everything else going on in the music world.
This year isn’t halfway through, but it’s already been cemented as the “year of the diss track.” Whether there’s something in the water or the stars are misaligned, there’s been a ton of beef this year, and now Sukihana and JT want in. While the City Girl has had her fair share of feuds, Suki’s the latest opp on her roster. Not one to shy away from the spotlight, the “Casamigos” singer has set the ball rolling. Sukihana recently released the devastatingly scathing “Cocaine,” an official diss against JT, kicking down the door for a newfound feud.
Things Aren’t “Okay”
The beef between Sukihana and JT unofficially began after JT released her solo single “Okay.” A specific line in the song seemed to target Sukihana.“She ate crab legs, now her whole tooth missin’ / Cheap ass veneers, you stay talkin’ sh*t / Put a marker to this b*tch, she’s so counterfeit,” JT rapped. The track was released while Sukihana was in jail for possession of codeine and ecstasy with intent to distribute. That’s most likely why it did not immediately spiral into a full-blown feud at the time. In fact, some listeners believed it was a reference to Cardi B, who had a similar experience with her veneers and was also recently at loggerheads with JT.
Suki’s Response
I was finna roast tf out of floptavia aka Ms.Shitty girl during her coke rant but I’m gone take it to the booth and show you I can really rap bum ass long tittie bed bug looking winchhhhhhhhhhhh
— Suki WITH THE GOOD COOCHIE (@sukihanagoat) May 5, 2024
After her release on bond on April 25, Sukihana addressed the “crab legs” line during an Instagram Live session. She acknowledged her past incident with crab legs, which led to her losing a veneer. “We all know I did break my teeth on some crab legs… But I don’t talk sh*t about b*tches,” she said. “I always show b*tches love. Never hate on a b*tch. Never call a b*tch names.”
Sukihana then asked JT to clarify if the lyrics were about her but did not get a reply from JT. This led to her dissing the “No Bars” rapper on X (formerly Twitter). “She pretty then a muf**a but she be doing cocainnnn,” Suki wrote. She followed it up with, “Y’all pray for me nothing wrong it’s just Jt lips use to be so white.”
JT & Sukihana’s Beef Blows Up
Ms.shitty but YOU have a song that say EATING NIGGAS ASS?? your the skum of the earth hoe! Everything YOU do come with shock value & nobody’s never shocked or does it hold any value! Flop ? Girl stop you let Stan twitter drag you in this & ima take it wherever you wanna go! BITCH https://t.co/QTXeUhif1a
JT took to her account on the same platform with a series of posts alleging that Sukihana was very much aware that the lyrics were not about her. She also claimed that Suki wanted to use the beef to chase clout. JT quickly took things up a notch, referring to the Baddies star as “Sardine Suki.” Furthermore, she wrote that Sukihana goes “viral for stupid sh*t daily.”
In reference to Suki joking that her lips used to be white, JT fired shots in return. “Talking about my lips use to be white, h*e yours use to be flat! Don’t let that synthetic hyaluronic acid get to your brain sardine suki.” She also accused Suki of attending her birthday party uninvited and posted pictures of Suki (an outspokenly sexual woman). One photo featured her sucking on someone’s toes, and in another, an unknown pill was placed on her tongue. The pictures were captioned: “I don’t think I’m better than Suki baby, I AM BETTER THAN SUKI this is not a woman.”
Suki Drops “Cocaine”
Sukihana escalated the beef even further when she released a JT diss track titled “Cocaine” on May 8th. The track was promised in one of the many posts from her exchange with JT: “I was finna roast tf out of floptavia aka Ms Shi*ty girl during her coke rant but I’m gone take it to the booth and show you I can really rap bum a** long tittie bed bug looking winch.” In the song, she accused JT of using cocaine. Suki also attacked JT’s appearance for most of the 3-minute track.
“Ol’ botched body bald eagle lookin’ ass b*tch / With that 5 o’clock shadow, girl, shave that chin,” she rapped. Sukihana also asserted that JT looked “like a trans,” with the lyrics: “You ain’t lyin’ when you say you look like a trans / ‘Cause your n***a only f*ck wit’ you because you look like a man.” She took things further when she made a reference to JT’s past beefs with other female rappers. Specifically, she referenced her past feuds with Ice Spice and her City Girls co-act Yung Miami.
“You was mad at Ice Spice cause your n*gga wanna f*ck her.” This line points to the infamous MTV VMA’s incident, when JT hurled her phone at Lil Uzi, allegedly because he flirted with Ice Spice. Regarding JT’s fight with Yung Miami Sukihana said, “You been hatin’ on Caresha since a baby.” She also dropped the line, “You the type of b*tch that’ll backdoor your friend.” The relationship between the two City Girls seems to have hit a number of rocks lately. Moreover, although the duo is not officially disbanded, JT is currently midway to launching a full-blown solo career.
Conclusion
JT has been preparing to drop her solo debut project City Cinderella amid the ongoing feud. Some onlookers still believe the rappers are setting the scene for their respective releases, and this is all a stunt. Nonetheless, it’s important to note that the beef between Sukihana and JT does not seem to have peaked just yet. Should JT decide to respond in kind with her own track, then things could really take off. Maybe then, the pair could finally earn a spot among 2024’s most interesting rap beefs.
JT had more to say. The City Girls rapper caused quite a stir when she dropped her single “Okay.” The lyrics saw her take aim at a very specific peer, but she didn’t name names, so fans were unsure of who she meant. The target was whittled down to either Cardi B or Sukihana. The former didn’t bother saying anything, and the latter addressed the situation over social media. JT didn’t like that. She took Sukihana to task for not asking her in private, and proceeded to insult her several times via X (formerly Twitter).
Now, JT has an extended version of “Okay.” The rapper felt like she didn’t quite nail the aggressiveness of the original, so she added additional bars. To nobody’s surprise, they are mean-spirited. The City Girls rapper doesn’t include names again, but they once again register as pointed. “Ain’t no way I’m ever layin’ down for you stank h*es,” she raps on the new version. “Tell these b*tches why you really mad. Cuse you said I couldn’t do it, look at my black a*s.” It’s obvious that all the speculation and fan attention only gave JT more incentive to up the ante, and that’s exactly what she does here.
“Y’all h*es know you can’t f*ck with me,” JT adds. “That’s why y’all in a huddle trying to see how y’all can f*ck with me.” The rapper then clarifies that she has lots of time to go to war with whoever wants to heed the call. She went as far as to describe herself as bored, and ready for the smoke. “I clapped back in the air cuse a b*tch bored,” she asserted. The hardest-hitting line, though, is towards the end of the verse, when JT decides to be specific and vague at the same time.
She calls out three specific targets without mentioning names, but it seems like these targets know who they are. And they don’t intimidate JT for a second. “To be clear h*e, this for you, you and you (p**sy),” she tauntingly raps. “You ain’t a threat or a f*cking goon. City Cinderella coming soon.” City Cinderella is the name of JT’s upcoming solo album, and frankly, she’s doing a great job of drumming up attention. It is the year of the rap beef, so what better way to get eyes on your project?
Kendrick and Drake might have the timeline in the frenzy but Sukihana is throwing some blows of her own against JT. It’s a surprising turn of events, considering the two were copacetic just a week ago. Amid the supposed downfall of the City Girls, JT unveiled her latest song, “Okay,” which contained a handful of subliminal shots toward an unnamed group of peers in hip-hop. Some speculated that bars relating to broken veneers and crab legs related to Cardi B but it seems it may have been a shot at Sukihana.
In the following days, Sukihana attempted to clear the air and explain that she’s never beefed with women in the rap game. She even went as far as to say that she attended JT’s birthday party in December. However, things changed since then. On Wednesday, she went diabolical on the City Girls rapper with the release of “Cocaine.” The 3-minute cut sees Sukihana delivering some scathing shots at JT and Lil Uzi Vert, some of which have been deemed transphobic. Sukihana might not be regarded as a lyricist by any means but she showed out on her latest track. Below, we’ve broken down the lyrics and references from Sukihana’s “Cocaine.”
It seems like JT and Sukihana once had a pretty tight-knit relationship. At least, it would appear to be the case if Suki had some sort of insight into JT’s medical history. On “Cocaine,” Suki goes for the neck as she accuses JT of having scabies and rabies, along with having eczema. Toward the end of the verse, she raps, “I got a beam for every bump on your lip.” There’s no confirmation whether these claims are true. Along with allegations of drug use, which is the focal point of the song, we’ll have to take it with a grain of salt.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA – DECEMBER 14: Ice Spice performs onstage during iHeartRadio Power 96.1’s Jingle Ball 2023 at State Farm Arena on December 14, 2023 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Paras Griffin/Getty Images for iHeartRadio)
“You was mad at Ice Spice ’cause your n***a wanna f**k her,” Sukihana raps on the song. Unlike the allegations regarding health issues and addiction, Sukihana’s mention of Ice Spice might have some sort of truth to it. If you recall, JT and Lil Uzi Vert were at the center of a public blowout at the VMAs last year. While some attributed it to Uzi’s alleged flirtatious interaction with Ice Spice, JT later denied this. She claimed that she threw her phone at Uzi only because they gave away her seat to A$AP Bari, the owner of Vlone. However, the A$AP member later denied that was the case and suggested that the whole debacle was, in fact, about Ice Spice.
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – AUGUST 28: JT (L) and Lil Uzi Vert attend Jay-Z’s 40/40 Club 18th Anniversary celebration at 40/40 Club on August 28, 2021 in New York City. (Photo by Johnny Nunez/WireImage)
JT’s partner, Lil Uzi Vert, continued to be at the center of their feud, catching strays on Sukihana’s “Cocaine.” Unfortunately, it came at the cost of anti-LGBTQ+ lyrics. While she does state, “[Lil Uzi Vert] wanted to eat this sewer p**sy right through my pants, h*e,” she also flips JT’s bar on “No Bars” where the City Girls member raps that she’s “pretty like a transgender.” In response, Suki said, “You ain’t lyin’ when you say you look like a trans/ Your n***a only fuck wit’ you because you look like a man.” Needless to say, this didn’t go over for her well online. Elsewhere, she addresses Uzi’s gender-fluid fashion choices, rapping, “B**ch, you just mad ‘cause your n***a wear your thong.” In all fairness, she might be confusing Lil Uzi Vert with Playboi Carti.
Disloyalty & The Downfall Of The City Girls
ATLANTA, GA – SEPTEMBER 03: Yung Miami and JT of the group City Girls attend Annual Mega Friday Night Live Ladies Lounge with City Girls at The Dome Atlanta on September 3, 2021 in Atlanta, Georgia.(Photo by Prince Williams/Wireimage)
The downfall of the City Girls might be imminent. We’ve heard about some of the alleged inner turmoil between JT and Yung Miami, which has spilled onto the timeline on various occasions. So, it seemed inevitable that Sukihana would’ve brought it up amid a barrage of insults towards JT. In the first verse, she raps, “You been hatin’ on Caresha since a baby.” However, she then fired off several more accusations toward JT that painted her as a disloyal friend. “You the type of bitch that’ll backdoor your friend,” she raps in the second verse.
Authenticity is key in hip-hop and it seems that Sukihana’s questioning JT’s. We all know the story of the City Girls; how Yung Miami had to hold it down – pregnant, no less – while JT served a bid for fraud. Across “Cocaine,” Sukihana makes several references to JT’s prison bid, claiming that she was stealing out of Macy’s and later, raps, “Bitch, you ain’t no scammer, you was boostin’ outta TJ Maxx.”
Devil Worship
What appears to be another shot at Lil Uzi Vert, Sukihana accuses JT of worshipping the devil. Uzi previously included Satanic imagery as part of his brand, which has caused a rift among many and eventually led him to explain that he doesn’t actually believe in the devil. Nonetheless, Sukihana called out JT, rapping, “Demonic ass ho, tell ’em how you worship Satan/ Prayed to God through your bid, now you come home and you hate him?”
