đ„ REMY MA DROPS ANOTHER DISS RIGHT BEFORE CLARESSA SHIELDS' FIGHT... BABY, THE UNDERCARD STARTED EARLY! đđ„
- 730 BOOM Newsroom

- Aug 15
- 3 min read
Updated: Aug 17

Now REMY.
Ma'am.
Claressa Shields is supposed to be preparing to fight somebody IN A BOXING RING, and Remy Ma apparently decided:
âCool. Let me get my round in first.â đđ„đ€
Remy has dropped a new track called âWanna Go,â and the timing has everybody talking because it arrives amid her increasingly public war of words involving Claressa Shields and Papoose. Coverage of the song describes it as Remy's response to Claressa recently saying Papoose was âsupposed to downgradeâ after their relationship became public.
And Remy apparently heard DOWNGRADEÂ and said:
âBABY, LET'S DISCUSS WHO GOT WHAT SECONDHAND.â
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The entire concept of âWanna Goâ revolves around new versus used, runway versus resale and somebody shopping the clearance rack.
And if you've been following this beef, you already know why people started screaming.
Remy has previously referred to Claressa as âClarence,â and the new song plays with âClarenceâ and âclearanceâ language while Remy boasts about having things brand new instead of getting them secondhand.
REMY.
You cannot put CLARENCEÂ and CLEARANCE RACKÂ in the same record and then act surprised when everybody starts connecting dots with a CRAYON. đđ
But wait.
Because there's another layer.
Remy also promoted the new music by reposting a clip of Claressa Shields discussing Crime Mob's âKnuck If You Buck,â while âWanna Goâ uses that famous Atlanta energy as part of the record. That immediately had fans interpreting the song as another shot at Claressa.
So now we've got a BOXER...
A RAPPER...
And âKNUCK IF YOU BUCKâ floating around in the middle of it.
SOMEBODY PLEASE REMOVE ALL FOLDING CHAIRS FROM THE PREMISES. đ
But here's where Papoose walks back into this soap opera carrying paperwork.
đ PAP SAID STOP THE RECORD... REMY SAID PASS THE MICROPHONE
According to newly surfaced documents reported by Baller Alert, Papoose's attorney sent Remy's attorney a cease-and-desist letter dated April 18Â concerning her earlier diss record âW.Y.F.L.â
That song had been released on April 10Â and addressed claims that Papoose had written material for Remy, while also containing bars widely interpreted as shots at Claressa.
The letter reportedly demanded that Remy stop publishing the song and remove it, arguing that portions were insulting and intended to embarrass Papoose.
So naturally...
Remy stopped performing it immediately.
Right?
WRONG DAMN ANSWER. đđđ
Months later, on August 2, Remy performed âW.Y.F.L.â during Angie Martinez's Summer BBQ at Paradise Coney Island in Brooklyn.
And according to reports, during the live performance she even altered part of the song and said Papoose's name.Â
Papoose:
CEASE AND DESIST.
Remy:
Ladies and gentlemen, ARE Y'ALL READY FOR MY NEXT SONG?!
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Sir, she apparently treated that letter like a REQUEST LINE.
đ„ AND CLARESSA HASN'T EXACTLY BEEN QUIET EITHER
Earlier this month, Claressa posted that she was âready to air it all outâ as the public back-and-forth continued. She didn't name Remy in that particular post, but it came after Remy's Brooklyn performance and amid their ongoing feud.
So everybody involved apparently woke up and chose:
CONTENT.
Papoose got lawyers.
Remy got a microphone.
Claressa got BOXING GLOVES.
And social media got snacks.
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Now Remy drops âWanna Goâ right around Claressa's fight-week spotlight?
Baby...
Claressa is preparing to throw combinations in the ring while Remy is throwing 16 BARS FROM THE PARKING LOT.
THIS AIN'T A LOVE TRIANGLE ANYMORE.
THIS IS PAY-PER-VIEW WITH A SOUNDTRACK. đđ„đ€
And here's the question:
Is Claressa going to respond after the fight... or is she going to leave the rap battle to the rapper?
Because if she walks into that arena to âKnuck If You Buckâ now?
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