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Rick Ross spent his Father's Day celebrating what he claims to be his final child support; however, the mother of one of his children, Tia Kemp, checked him in a post of her own. On social media, Ross said it was "divine divinity" that his final payment came along with the holiday the same week. “What would you rather celebrate, Father’s Day or the date of your last child support payment?” Ross questioned his fans. “Or, what if your last child support payment was on Father’s Day weekend? That’s what you call divine divinity.”
Before long, Kemp came with a video of her own, claiming Ross will be paying child support for various children for several more decades. “I came over here to cuss a b*tch out,” she began. “You stupid silly muthaf*cka. Who the f*ck give a f*ck about your child support payments, b*tch. And if I want some more, I’ll take my ass over to family court and get some while he going to college.” She further added: “You got to worry about them eight or nine over there you got. You going to be paying child support for [them] ‘tlll you about 70.”
It's far from the first time Kemp has called out Ross online. Appearing on Future and Metro Boomin‘s recent track, “Everyday Hustle," Ross labeled the mother his "biggest op." Check out her latest comments on Ross below.
The drama with child support isn't the only reason Ross has made headlines this week. He's also been facing backlash in Montreal after bailing on a show in the city to perform in Nashville instead. Be on the lookout for further updates on Rick Ross on HotNewHipHop.
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Latto has been in her bag and she continues her onslaught with a music video asserting herself as “Big Mama.” The Atlanta native dropped the visuals on Friday (June 28), along with a new two-part song showing off the emcee’s versatility.
The video begins as Latto and her sister Brooklyn decide to buy a flight to Miami, where the ladies intend to have a girl’s trip. During this portion of the video, “Big Mama” finds Latto sing-rapping about an unnamed boo who she can’t get enough of. The Drake-esque delivery implies that Latto maybe head over heels for this man. Curiously enough, 21 Savage, whom Latto has been rumored to be in a relationship with, is bigged up in the song as she employs his flow to drive the point home about her unknown boo.
In the song’s second half, Latto turns her attention to her rivals as she begins clowning them for being one-dimensional. “Love when he call me Big Mama, yeah, that get the c**chie wet/ H*e better stick to TikTokin’, mean that with all disrespect/ I was a virgin ‘fore I met you, baby, I don’t have a ex/ Thought I told you bit**es, I pull up in 20 Cadillacs/ Money long, cheetah thong, thick as hell, Georgia Dome,” she spits.
She goes on, “Sharin’ ni**as, sharin’ clothes, I don’t know what y’all be on/ Y’all go for shit I wouldn’t, I’m up three-hundred a booking/ Bi**h, I don’t play for the Nets, but I’m gon’ shoot sh*t up ’bout Brooklyn/ Every time I’m cookin’/ He know I put my foot in/ Leave yo’ bi**h, get wit’ a boss, she can’t give you nothin’ but pu**y.”
“Big Mama” is the second drop after Latto’s “Sunday Service Remix,” which featured Flo Milli and Megan Thee Stallion. The song also featured several shots directed at Ice Spice, including portions of the track where she interpolated her ad-libs. Nonetheless, both “Big Mama” and “Sunday Service” seem to be preparing fans for her upcoming album, Suger Honey Iced Tea, which is set to drop soon.
Watch the video above.
