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Boosie Badazz is among the people reacting to Kanye West‘s wildest admission yet – that he molested his male cousin when they were both children.
The claim shocked social media and even Boosie who had an unexpected reaction to West’s revelation given the two have been beefing over the last few years, mainly over politics.
On X, Boosie wrote: “DAM KANYE I FEEL BAD FOR THIS DUDE THIS DUDE BEEN THREW SOME SHIT BRA. THE RANTS MAKE SINCE NOW. THIS MAN WAS SUCKING DICK AS A CHILD.
The Baton Rouge rapper continued with his sympathy for West: “SMH HIS MIND IS FUCKED UP I HATE HIM HAVING TO GO THROUGH THIS AS A CHILD THIS MAN COMING FOR ANY N EVERYONE WITH A RAPTURE WHOEVER WRONGED HIM N THEY IN TROUBLE.”
In a post on X, West detailed the real life inspiration behind his new song “Cousins” which details a sexual relationship with a currently incarcerated male relative while both were children.
He wrote: “This song is called COUSIN about my cousin that’s locked in jail for life for killing a pregnant lady a few years after I told him we wouldn’t ‘look at dirty magazines together’ anymore. Perhaps in my self centered mess I felt it was my fault that I showed him those dirty magazines when he was 6 and then we acted out what we saw.”
West continued: “My dad had playboy magazines but the magazines I found in the top of my moms closet were different. My name is Ye and I sucked my cousins dick till I was 14. Tweet sent.”
The song also includes the lyrics: “Hanging with my cousin, reading dirty magazines / We seen some ni-gas kissin’, we ain’t know what that shit mean / Then we start re-enacting everything that we had seen / That’s when I gave my cousin head, gave my cousin head / Gave my cousin head, I gave my cousin head / I gave my cousin head.”
West did not reveal the identity of his cousin and given the controversial rapper’s penchant for trolling online, the claims have not yet been verified by an independent source.
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Naomi Sharon has returned with a new EP, The Only Love We Know, and the title track is already turning heads. On the song, she croons about being drawn to the same types of people and relationships because it's what she's already used to. "Tell me where we go from here / If all that we know is fear / If it's just the end that's near," she sings.
Sharon discussed her love for the song and how she landed on the title during an interview with Rated RnB. She explained: “When I made that song, which is a very special one to me, it’s like, I mean, ‘Bittersweet’ is a favorite, but ‘The Only Love We Know,’ I think that that will be a timeless thing that I’ll go back to and be like, ‘Wow, we made that.’ It was a very captivating moment that we experienced in the studio as well. Automatically, I was like, ‘You know what? That should be honored and be the title of the EP.’”
Fans in the comments section on YouTube are loving Naomi Sharon's song. “Love how her sound is evolving! The world needs Naomi. Nostalgic, timeless, classic sound and emotion. Unique,” one user wrote. Another fan even compared her to Sade. “Never heard an artist that could scratch the same itch as Sade. She even rides this lane in her own way, it’s so refreshing,” they commented.
Quotable Lyrics:
Do we know what is right without pressure?
All I got is pride to do it better
But this love is a lie
We can't hold together
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