NLE CHOPPA STEAMS UP SOCIAL MEDIA WITH PROVOCATIVE MIRROR SELFIE

NLE Choppa has given his fans what they want, posing for the camera in a selfie that left little to the imagination.

Taking to Twitter on Thursday (November 23), the “Slut Me Out” rapper invited his followers to do just that when he posted a nude photo that stopped just short of showing off the whole kit and caboodle.

“Be thankful for my mirror selfies,” he wrote in the caption.

While many were in fact thankful, fans were also quick to notice that his phone case featured a photo of his baby daughter, which only added awkwardness to the situation.

NLE Choppa takes himself seriously even under unserious circumstances, and his recent appearance on Kai Cenat’s livestream provided viewers with evidence of this.

Last month, the pair collaborated on a prison roleplay that was broadcast to millions from what was once a fully operational correctional facility. Cenat and Choppa took on the roles of inmates sharing a cell.

The Tennessee MC fully immersed himself in the part, catching the streamer off-guard with his intense yet comedic performance.

“I ain’t no fucking hoe,” the 20-year-old rapper shouted during an improvised outburst. “Imma fuck him! I’m not gonna let him play with my booty — fuck no! Imma fuck him!”

At another point in the livestream, the duo as well as other actors in the make-believe prison got together to sing Nicki Minaj and Drake’s 2010 blockbuster, “Moment 4 Life.”

On the musical side of things, NLE Choppa also recently took aim at Mike Jones over a sample dispute relating to “Still Tippin,’” calling the Texas rap legend “lame.”

Choppa dropped a new song on October 27 called “Cmon Freestyle,” which samples Jones’ classic 2004 song.

However, Mike Jones claimed that he never gave NLE Choppa permission to use “Still Tippin’.”

“Don’t care about getting respect especially if the respect wasn’t shown 4 months ago prior to releasing the music without getting the business clear!” he wrote in an Instagram comment. “I told y’all #Welcome2TheMusicBusiness #StayTuned For Receipts & I wish a N-GGA Would.”

In response, NLE Choppa took to X to accuse Jones of “trying to copyright a song he got cleared.”

“Ion know if it’s Mike Jones or his team but on everything y’all dead wrong for trying to copyright a song I got cleared,” he wrote. “That’s some hating shit especially for a young n-gga like me that’s just tryna please his fans. Ion feel that I lost dumb respect but it’s cool fasho.

“This man lame for that. I’m partnered with a major label! They not even going to release a song if it ain’t CLEARED. If that was the case you would’ve sued instead of copyrightng! Anybody can make a COPYRIGHT CLAIM! That don’t mean the record ain’t cleared. Broke activities.”

Choppa also claimed that Mike Jones doesn’t even own the rights to the original song.