In a fiery response to the backlash following her recent freestyle diss, Akbar V is not holding back as she addresses her tumultuous relationship with fellow rapper Latto. The drama unfolded when Akbar took to social media, questioning why everyone seems to be mad at her. “What the [ __ ] did I do to everybody? Why is everybody mad at me?” she exclaimed, emphasizing her position as a rapper without a major label backing her.
Akbar reminisces about her past friendship with Latto, revealing that her best friend previously dated the man Latto now has a baby with. The tension escalated when Latto allowed Cardi B to diss Akbar in a song, an act that Akbar found particularly hurtful. “The reason why I don’t [mess] with Latto is… she let Cardi diss me on her song,” she stated, recalling how she quickly took action by writing a response track, “Smoke It Out,” in retaliation.
The rapper insists that her competitive spirit in hip-hop is merely part of the game, saying, “This is hip hop. I’m a real [__] and I’mma tell the truth.” She emphasizes that she has no personal vendetta against Latto or any other artists, except for wanting to showcase her skills. “Prove to me I can’t rap. Prove to me that I ain’t really got a pen,” she challenged, underlining her belief in healthy competition within the genre.
Akbar also addressed the mixed reactions she receives from fans and critics alike, pointing out the double standards in the industry. “Y’all don’t be having all that energy when people be dissing me,” she lamented, referencing the lack of support she feels from the hip-hop community. She made it clear that while she engages in playful banter, she does not forget the disrespect she has faced.
The rapper, who identifies herself as “the original Big Mama,” is also defending her brand and legacy. “I got my LLC branded, all of that. Big Mama, Big Mama Talk, Big Mama House,” she asserted, claiming that her identity and contributions are being overlooked.
Despite the controversies, Akbar remains resilient. “Whatever God got for Akbar, it’s for me,” she declared, dismissing the negativity surrounding her personal life, including her marital issues. She made it clear that she won’t let online chatter dictate her worth or how she feels about her art. “I get a check every [__] month for music, and Spotify is not the only place where you get money for music,” she stated proudly, highlighting her success and the diverse audience she has cultivated, even reaching listeners in Japan.
As the drama continues to unfold, Akbar V is determined to stand her ground. She’s ready to keep pushing the limits in her career and is not afraid to call out the hypocrisy she sees within the industry. “This just had a baby by a married man,” she pointedly remarked about Latto, bringing attention back to the personal narratives that often get lost in the competitive facade of the music world.
In a world where artists often find themselves pitted against each other, Akbar V’s unapologetic approach has sparked discussions about authenticity, competition, and the complexities of personal relationships in the limelight. As she gears up for what’s next, fans can expect more fiery freestyles and bold statements from this fierce artist.
Stay tuned, because Akbar V is just getting started, and she’s not backing down anytime soon. “I ain’t did nothing but rap,” she concluded, reminding everyone that in her world, it’s all about the music.
