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Sukihana Throws Shade with Style While GloRilla Shines at Coachella

GloRilla set the Coachella stage ablaze, and in a moment that has turned heads, rapper and strong personality Sukihana decided to use the opportunity to celebrate GloRilla’s win while throwing a little smoke at JT, even if she said it wasn’t shade. Although Sukihana and JT of City Girls fame have never beefed in public, that may change. Sukihana hopped on Instagram following GloRilla’s turnt performance at Coachella to deliver a slick yet biting message for old haters, and it didn’t take long for fans to connect the dots. Without referencing JT specifically, Suki’s caption included language that was impossible to ignore.

“She rose above all them haters, and she had so much to talk about, they just had to shut up. The hos that laughed at her are now watching Coachella and quite as mouses now. This is really inspirational @glorillapimp.” The jab appeared to be a nod to GloRilla’s previous tension with JT, a beef that the two have since buried, but Suki made it clear that she’s still not over how the cards fell. Suki didn’t quite back down when asked if her comment was directed at JT. “Imagine me throwing shade. I read btches down to the ground, everybody knows that about me,” she said. “But this post here is the vactual FACTS … your disrespect is a part of HER story now. So we cannot forget that part.”

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Suki isn’t here for sugarcoating or being nice when it comes to lifting her peers, especially when they’ve endured public mockery to prevail. To some, this might be called stirring the pot, but Alexis, in her words, is a raw, real celebration of resilience. GloRilla went from suspect to stage one of music’s biggest festivals, and that’s worth yelling from digital rooftops for Suki, shade or no shade. It’s a reminder that the glow-up is real in hip-hop and that those who laugh last often get to do it from the main stage.

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