Reemarkable, the daughter of late West Coast rapper Eazy-E hopped on Instagram Thursday to complain about Megan Thee Stallion being given the clearance to sample his classic single, Boyz In The Hood — and Twitter felt she was calling out Meg and dragged her.
During her rant over her frustration about not being allowed to benefit from her father’s legacy, she clearly stated that her beef was not with Meg.
“I’m straight bothered and I don’t really get bothered. But I’m not bothered by these dope-ass artists that’s making these dope-ass pieces of merch or these dope-ass musicians that’s are making these dope ass songs,” Reemarkable says in the clip after Meg posted a teaser clip of her upcoming single.
“As long as y’all are paying homage to my father, I f*ck with that 100 percent, right? What I’m bothered by is the people in the background who pushed the OK button and say, ‘Go ahead and drop it, we co-sign it. We write off on it. ‘Cause he got kids that y’all won’t write sh*t off for. We’ve been trying forever,” she continued.
“I got siblings that wanna be doing so much stuff in the likeness of my father, but we can’t — unless we wanna get some papers thrown on our table, a cease-and-desist. That sh*t’s crazy. Somebody tell me how we stop that! ‘Cause we want our daddy’s legacy, we do,” she added.
Twitter went in.