Uncle Murda appears to offer his approval to Lizzo’s most recent thirst trap, even going so far as to repost the video on his own Instagram. Lizzo originally posted the video of herself dancing in a tiny gold bikini to celebrate all of her current award nominations. Murda decided to share it on his account, but made sure to add the lines about her from his outrage-inducing track, “Rap Up 2019.” onto the clip. On the track, Murda rapped, “Lizzo puttin’ on for them BBWs/ Like, “watch out for the big girls,” but what’s really up with you?/ At the Lakers game, what was you sippin?/ It was kids there, what made your big ass start stripping?” The lyrics refer to Lizzo’s controversial move at a Lakers game in December in which she flashed her ass at the camera.

This was, of course, one of hundreds of disses on Murda’s 10-minute-long celebrity roast that tackled all the sh*t that went down in 2019. Despite the seemingly disapproving bars, Murda seemed to be impressed with Lizzo’s thirst trap, captioning the post, “Whoaaaaaaaa ?.”

After months of speculation, the Trick & Trina Morning Show is live. We may not receive a joint project from these two, but the longtime friends and collaborators are now radio co-hosts. One of their first guests was singer K. Michelle who was asked her opinion of rapper Uncle Murda's recently released "Rap Up 2019" single.

At the end of every year, Uncle Murder drops a track that sums up the year's greatest controversies. K. found herself included after Unc shared his displeasure with her comments regarding being happy about Tekashi 6ix9ine's release. Murda called her a few names and rapped about her vagina, and in an interview with Hot 97, he explained why he went at her so hard.

"I thought that was kind of wack when I saw her do that this time around," he said. "She was just like, 'He didn't snitch on me, I'm happy he's comin' home,' stuff like that. It was kind of weak. I actually know people that's locked up over the corny sh*t Tekashi did. Me and her don't really like each other anyway. It's my fault. I'm not going to sit here and act like she did."

Meanwhile, K. Michelle offered up her side of things with Miami rap icons Trick and Trina. "He's never met me one day," the singer said. "Never met. Never been in the same room. Nothing. Some stuff's just not gangsta. I don't entertain it. It's like, he'll do it every year, whatever kick he gets off of it or whatever, but I know for a fact what it is. He never met me." Trick Daddy said women and children are off-limits. 

"Just pickin' on a black woman for no reason who you don't know anything about just so you can get clicks and you've said it before and then say, 'I'll sleep with her though.' Like, that type of thing, that's clown sh*t to me. So Imma let you continue to be a clown and I'm just a woman out here making a lotta money."

Trina added that men get mad when they see a woman in power. "No eff boys in 2020," Trina said. Then K. shadily replied, "Who still waiting on a record deal." Listen to "Rap Up 2019" about and watch K. Michelle's clip below.

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On the first day of the @tntmorningshow , K. Michelle pulled up and told @trickdaddydollars @trinarockstarr @djnasty305 & @radiobigmack how she really feels about @unclemurda mentioning her in his “Rap Up 2019.” Catch the entire interview on wedr.com and our YouTube channel now! #TNTMS #99JAMZ

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Last week, the always reliable Uncle Murda came through with his clockwork “Rap-Up,” which you can check out below. Following the controversial track’s arrival, Murda sat down with the Hot 97 hosts to elaborate on some of his more incendiary takes.  Ebro kicks things off with a tough question. “So why do you continue to talk about K. Michelle‘s vagina in public?” he asks, his tone blunt. Uncle Murda replies in a puzzling fashion — “shout out to K. Michelle.” 

“After eliciting a confused laugh from the hosts, the rapper goes in-depth about his rationale in playing the bully. “See, I didn’t like what she said about Tekashi, like she’s happy he’s coming home,” he explains. “I thought that was kind of wack when I saw her do that this time around. She was just like, ‘he didn’t snitch on me, I’m happy he’s comin’ home,’ stuff like that,” he continues. “It was kind of weak. I actually know people that’s locked up over the corny shit Tekashi did. Me and her don’t really like each other anyway. It’s my fault. I’m not going to sit here and act like she did.” He laughs, moving to pivot the conversation away from his favorite target.

Rosenberg actually takes a moment to challenge Murda, claiming that his friend 50 Cent was actually cool with 6ix9ine to begin with. “A lot of people were cool with certain people before they ratted,” counters Murda. “Once you rat, it’s over.” When asked whether 50 Cent has “renounced his friendship” with Tekashi, Uncle Murda nods. “I believe so.” 

For more insight from the always controversial and brutally honest Uncle Murda, check out the full interview below. 

Another year, another recap from the stalwart Uncle Murda. Last night, the rapper assembled a ten-minute reflection on 2019's wildest antics, addressing some of the notable controversies of the year. We've seen the downfall of R. Kelly, Jussie Smollet's wild ride, 21 Savage's British heritage revealed, the endless confession of Tekashi 6ix9ine, and that's only the tip of the iceberg. With no shortage of ammunition and little to no moral scruples, Murda embarked on his journey with one brutal take after another. 

While many of his targets are unlikely to clap back in an effective manner, one particular lyric caught the ire of Lil Reese, a man with whom one does not seek problems. It stemmed after Murda made reference to Reese's recent shooting, which left his throat in a state of recovery. "Lil Reese got shot in the neck, I'm happy he okay," rapped Murda, between references to Tee Grizzley and Almighty Jay. "He lost his voice, we ain't wanna hear his new shit anyway."

It didn't take long for word to travel back to Reese, who quickly took to Twitter to voice his displeasure. "Aye tell uncle Murda I said suck my dick old ass bitch still tryna rap," he wrote, a simple but effective retaliation. Yet Murda likely knew he would elicit a response; it's simply familiar territory at this point. Given that both men cut an imposing cloth in the game, one has to hope this one settles in the days to come. Did Uncle Murda cross a line with this one?