Foxy Brown & Shawnna Respond To Keith Murray’s Explicit Claims

Foxy Brown and Shawnna have responded to Keith Murray after the Def Squad rapper spoke explicitly about being intimate with them in a recent interview.

Murray, speaking to The Art Of Dialogue, first told a story about how he and Brown allegedly hooked up after a show at the House of Blues in Los Angeles. While The Lyrical Lexicon couldn’t recall whether or not she and Kurupt were together at the time, he believed in hindsight that they were.

“We rocked hardcore, went into the hotel and she gave me hardcore head,” Murray said as he acted out his reaction to Brown allegedly giving him oral sex. “I ate her pussy but I never fucked her and then she was with Kurupt at the time, so we was coming out of the hotel after she gave me head and we was coming and Kurupt was coming.”

Murray went on to claim that Brown could “suck a nickle through a straw,” and said he believed Brown might have been trying to pit him and Kurupt against each other. He then claimed he spun away from Foxy as she embraced Kurupt and went on their way.

Then, in another conversation with Art Of Dialogue, Keith Murray detailed a similar experience with Shawnna, where he said he “ate her pussy”  during an alleged hook up in Miami.

Both Foxy Brown and Shawnna responded to these allegations on their Instagram Story, with the former merely writing “N-ggaz Ain’t Pop Since I Shot Ya,” a reference to LL COOL J’s “I Shot Ya (Remix)” in 1995, on which both Murray and Brown are featured.

As for Shawnna, she criticized the “goofy bitches” who were flocking to her page in wake of the allegations and told them to get lost.

“If y’all here bc of Keith you can gone back home,” she wrote. “I know you leaf heads stick together…Goofy bitches I coulda agreed you dumb mf.”

While speaking on his alleged time with Brown, Keith Murray went on to criticize the rapper for her promiscuous behavior, and said she represented a time when females were “no fucking good.”

“That’s when I knew females are no fucking good,” Murray said. “She’s a main artist, wopping me off, married to this dude. But I don’t know if they were married at that time. It was around that era and they was beefing with the other girl Kurupt was with at that time. Word.”

He continued: “Could you imagine your wife a rapper wopping off a n-gga and then walking. She was trying to use me. It could have been guns popping that night in there in that lobby.”

Nicki Minaj likely doesn’t agree with Murray’s claim, as she recently spoke on Foxy Brown during a conversation with i-D and revealed she was a major influence on her.

“I still probably at times sound similar to her,” Nicki said. “I would listen to this woman non-stop. Finding out she was from Trinidad was so freaking amazing to me, because I never imagined that a rapper could be from my country.

She added: “She’s so precise with her delivery, and so clear. And I really love clarity in raps.”