Coi Leray Claims “Labels Are Responsible” For Female Hip-Hop Fueds

Coi Leray, the talented and up-and-coming female rapper, has taken to Twitter to express her views on the ongoing feuds between female hip-hop artists on social media. She has suggested that music labels might be involved in this beef, running fan pages that instigate drama between the artists to boost their music sales. Leray has pointed out that it is difficult to understand why so many artists are feuding, even though they come from different regions and have no apparent reason to be at odds.

In her tweet, Leray asked whether female pop stars must deal with the same drama and controversy as female rappers, emphasizing the need for a more supportive and collaborative environment in the music industry. Leray’s tweet has sparked a discussion among her fans and fellow artists, with many agreeing with her views and sharing their experiences.

In a recent interview with Forbes, Leray opened up about her journey as an artist and the importance of self-improvement. She has talked about her daily routine, which includes waking up early, going to church every Sunday, and writing in her journal, as well as her efforts to improve her tone, delivery, and attitude. Leray believes that focusing on oneself is vital to becoming a successful artist and that small steps can lead to significant improvements over time.

Leray has also teased her fans about her upcoming song, which tells the story of a girl named Coi who uses liquor and weed to heal her traumas. She has shared her excitement about this project on Twitter, and fans eagerly anticipate its release. In the meantime, Leray has dropped a new single, “Can’t Come Back,” which showcases her unique style and talent and has been well-received by her fans and the music industry.

Idk if you ask me it seem like these labels are behind the female controversy. They see it helps push the music , I wouldn’t be surprised if they the ones behind the fan pages 🤷🏽‍♀️

— Coi (@coi_leray) April 27, 2024

Most of these female rappers not even from the same places !!!! Not from the same hoods….why are we beefing?

— Coi (@coi_leray) April 27, 2024

Do female pop stars have just as much beef as the female rappers ? I’m curious 🧐

— Coi (@coi_leray) April 27, 2024