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Blueface Denies Writing Lyrics for Jaidyn Alexis

Blueface Stands Up for Jaidyn Alexis in the Wake of Ghostwriting Allegations

Rapper Blueface has recently taken to social media to defend his baby mother, Jaidyn Alexis, who has just launched her rap career. Alexis has released a string of singles, including “Workout,” “Stewie,” “Post opp,” and her latest track, “Barbie.” The songs have been a topic of discussion on the internet, with trolls particularly focusing on her Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) in each video.

The song “Barbie” has stirred controversy due to its lyrics, which include shots at Blueface’s other baby mother, Chrisean. The lyrics read, “Can’t keep him with a baby, should’ve asked me / How you movin’ but still can’t outlast me / Cook, clean, f**k, you can’t pass me / I’m in the front now, sis, get the back seat.”

However, the controversy doesn’t end there. Blueface has been accused of being the mastermind behind Alexis’s lyrics. Some believe that he is ghostwriting her songs to deliver subtle messages aimed at Chrisean. One Instagram user commented, “The fact that u writing these lyrics for her to throw subliminal msgs at Chrisean is sad af, like u sure u moved on?” This comment suggests that Blueface may be using Alexis’s music as a platform to express his feelings or unresolved issues.

Blueface Rejects Claims of Using Ghostwriters

Blueface has vehemently denied these accusations. In an Instagram story where he sings along to Alexis’s “Barbie,” he insists that she wrote the lyrics herself. He even asks Alexis (off-camera) to confirm that she wrote the song, to which she responds, “That’s my s**t!”

Addressing the camera, Blueface asks, “You really think I wrote that?” He goes on to say, “That’s disrespectful. Y’all callin a n***a zesty? Is that what it is? So if I wrote them lyrics that make me zesty cuh? Jaidyn, tell em you wrote it. I ain’t never been zesty.” Despite his efforts to convince the internet that Alexis wrote the song herself, some remain skeptical. One user commented, “Now who tf told her she built like a Barbie blue please stop writing these songs.”

As the controversy continues to unfold, it remains to be seen whether the accusations will affect Alexis’s burgeoning rap career or Blueface’s reputation. Regardless of who wrote the lyrics, one thing is clear: the song has certainly sparked a conversation.

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