Posted by Since his release from prison last year, Bobby Shmurda has made sure to celebrate every moment. And with every celebration comes someone who wants to rain on the party.
When noted contrarian Wack 100 took a brief pause from pocket watching Master P, he called out Shmurda, relating street cred to the Brooklyn rapper’s natural joy. The remarks prompted fellow Brooklyn rapper 22Gz to chime in, defending Shmurda in all aspects.
“Wack 100 is the police,” 22gz wrote on Twitter Wednesday (January 19). He continued, “How you not street cause you dance? So just because a n-gga dance he not a shooter?”
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Wack’s comments arrived on Wednesday and were more than dismissive of Shmurda, given his lack of new music since he’s been home. Since February 2021, Bobby has released several singles, including “No Time for Sleep (Freestyle),” “Cartier Lens,” “Splash,” and “Shmoney” featuring Quavo and Rowdy Rebel, none of which have been marketed as his “comeback” single.
“Y’all be seeing these artists like Bobby Shmurda, he’s been having it bad,” Wack said. “He be like, ‘Yo, to all my fans, it ain’t me, it’s the label and all that shit’ … I’ma be real, I don’t know what kinda fans he got. He really ain’t proven product; he only had one song.
“And I think he fucked up by what he should’ve dropped. When that n-gga got out, he was supposed to let something go! I don’t know what he was thinking running ’round like… he was supposed to drop before [NBA] All-Star Weekend or something.”
Bobby Shmurda Seemingly Responds To Wack 100’s ‘Disco Bunny Dancing’ Diss
Shmurda himself won’t let his Shmoney moves stop him from living life. Hours after Wack’s comments, the Brooklyn rapper tweeted and then later deleted a proclamation of how nobody can judge his life considering where he’s been the last six-plus years.
“Y’all do know that no matter what ANYONE says imma live MY LIFE the way I WANT #shmurda,” he tweeted.
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