Fivio Foreign is being roasted online for not checking his sources before commenting on a false report regarding an NBA player.
On Sunday (November 12), parody sports account NBAĆentel shared a video of a person who loosely resembles Dallas Mavericks guard Seth Curry. In the clip, the person can be seen puffing on a blunt and sipping on lean, which, according to the Twitter profile, resulted in him being cut from the team.
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The 33-year-old rapper was quick to respond to this, quoting the post and writing: “I thought the weed was legal inna NBA now ?? Wtf.. & dat ain’t lean dats medicine. bro had a cold.”
“Bruh lmfaooo. Aint no way you believe this?” one person wrote under the New Yorker’s comment, while another added: “Bro got fooled by a fake page.”
The source account also quoted his oblivious reaction, writing: “‘Bro had a cold.’ [three crying emojis]”
I thought the weed was legal inna NBA now ?? Wtf.. & dat ain’t lean dats medicine. bro had a cold 🤦🏽♂️ https://t.co/vp5oyRcuad
— Fivio Foreign (@FivioForeign) November 12, 2023
“Bro had a cold.” 😭😭😭 https://t.co/4xTShXXoW9
— NBAĆentel (@TheNBACentel) November 13, 2023
Fivio Foreign isn’t always on the receiving end of trolling, having done some himself. Last year, he made it clear that he won’t be letting up on Ma$e anytime soon as he teased a new record that sampled one of the Harlem native’s classic records.
He took to Instagram and shared a since-deleted post of himself sitting in the studio with a woman while a new song played in the background. The track in question took from Ma$e’s 1997 classic, “What You Want” featuring Total.
The “Big Drop” MC cracked a grin while romancing the woman on his lap captioned the clip: “What you want from me ?”
Fivio’s use of the sample came after he alleged that the former Bad Boy Records rapper had him locked into a questionable recording contract with RichFish Records.
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During his visit to Gillie Da Kid and Wallo’s Million Dollaz Worth Of Game in 2022, the Brooklyn native spoke about a $5,000 advance he received from Ma$e after signing to the label.
The rap veteran himself addressed the situation during his own appearance on the podcast, claiming that although he did give Fivio $5,000 to start off with, the drill rapper received up to $750,000 in total.
