Sexyy Red believes she receives more hate online than any of her female counterparts in the rap game.
Appearing on Big Boy’s Neighborhood on L.A.’s Real 92.3 this week, the St. Louis rapper said she thinks there’s something going on behind the scenes to cause the amount of negative comments she receives.
“I think [the hate comments] are getting bigger. I ain’t gon’ fake it. I said this – I feel like I’m the most hated female rapper,” she shared. “They hate on me the most. I get a lot of love, but they be hating on me. It be little inside shit. They tryna put me down. I be feeling like – is y’all sending people to comment under here? I feel like it’s some hidden agendas.”
She continued: “It could be labels, it could be everyone. I just feel like muthafuckas tryna bring me down. They don’t like seeing me win. And I be seeing people say that in the comments! They be like, ‘Why do y’all hate her so much? What do she do to y’all? She just be chilling!’”
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Despite the perceived hate, Sexyy Red has been booked and busy as her career continues to grow – so much so, she was once forced to turn down a full-time role as a wrestler in WWE because of her schedule.
In an interview with Dazed Digital last month, Sexyy touched on her 2024 WWE cameo alongside the legendary Shawn Michaels, and revealed she “actually got offered a permanent role as a wrestler in WWE, but couldn’t find the time to train properly so settled for a cameo instead.”
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“Rapping and wrestling are pretty much the same,” she added. “It’s not quite acting, but it’s kind of acting too, right? Because when we go home and take off all our jewels and gold and remove the costumes we wear, we then have to go right back to reality with our families.”
On the music side of things, Sexyy recently collaborated with Bruno Mars on a new song called “Fat Juicy & Wet.”
The track was first teased just days before it was released, when Bruno shared on Instagram that he was “headed to the studio right now to make a strip club anthem.”
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The song was released just three days later.
