During his public rant, the manager of Blueface says that the 'No Time for Sleep' spitter is losing his street credibility with his twerking and dancing habits.
- Jan 21, 2022
AceShowbiz - Bobby Shmurda seemingly has fired back at Wack 100 for criticizing his twerking habit. Sharing a cryptic post, the "No Time for Sleep" rapper let the music manager know that he couldn't care less of any negative comments about him.
The emcee, born Ackquille Jean Pollard, offered his clapback on Twitter on Thursday, January 20. "Y'all do know that no matter what ANYONE says imma live MY LIFE the way I WANT #shmurda," he said in the since-deleted post.
Bobby shared the tweet after Wack trash-talked him in a conversation posted by DJ Akademiks on Instagram. "You know what, amma be real. I don't know what kind of fans he got. He only had one song," Wack could be heard saying.
"I think he f**ked up. He shoulda dropped… When that n***a got out he was finna let something go," the manager of Blueface further stressed in the audio clip. "I don't know what he was thinking running around."
Wack also predicted that Bobby's new album would fail because of his dancing and twerking habits. "I think the n***a gon' go double wood. On top of that, he losing the streets with all that disco money dance he doing," he raged.
Coming to Bobby's defense was rapper Mysonne, who brought up the manager's dealings with 6ix9ine. "He wanna down talk a Man that stood tall came home living his life positively but big Rat 9 and talk about how much he gonna sell and how much business they got, Foh," Mysonne fumed. "These dudes be old f**king Clowns!!"
Mysonne was not the only artist who showed support to the "Hot N***a" spitter. One month prior, Cardi B defended him amid criticism about his dance moves in the "Shmoney" music video.
"Y'all really be trying Bobby cause he be dancing and no lie when I used to do visits in Rikers Bobby & Rowdy were always in OBC solitary confinement cause they was really getting it rockin," the wife of Offset tweeted at the time. "Them boys ain't punked out in jail really stood on their s**t unlike a lot of rappers."
