Remy Ma Fires Back With 'W.Y.F.L.' Freestyle Addressing Papoose’s Ghostwriting Claims Remy Ma unleashed a fiery freestyle titled “W.Y.F.L.” (What You Feel Like, also interpreted as Why You F*cking Lying) just hours ago, directly confronting Papoose’s allegations that he wrote 90 percent of her lyrics during their relationship. The Bronx rapper delivered sharp, unapologetic bars that reaffirmed her ownership of every line she has ever rapped, targeting both Papoose’s claims and Claressa Shields, who has been linked to Papoose since the couple’s split. The track, produced by DJ MAC and CrashDummy, was released on April 10, 2026, and quickly dominated social media with its aggressive delivery and pointed lyrics. Papoose had previously claimed during an Instagram Live in 2025 that he wrote 90 percent of Remy’s rhymes throughout their decade-long relationship. He framed the assertion as an act of love, stating he never sought money or credit for his contributions. Remy immediately rejected this narrative in her freestyle, dismissing the idea that anyone else could have written her hits. She rapped, “The nerve of nggas claiming they wrote those hits when they whole career they ain’t never ghost wrote sit,” a direct rebuke to Papoose’s claims. She further emphasized her stance by stating, “Not for me or anybody else, you always act like you helped a n*gga, go help yourself,” underscoring her refusal to acknowledge his role in her success. Remy and Papoose’s relationship, which spanned over a decade, began to unravel in late 2024 amid rumors of infidelity and other tensions. The couple, who welcomed their daughter in 2018, had appeared inseparable for years, collaborating on music and reality TV projects. However, cracks in their partnership became evident as their public feud escalated.#papoose #claressa_shields #dj_mac #crashdummy #remy_ma
Remy Ma Appears to Take Shots at Papoose and Claressa Shields on New Track Remy Ma has released a new track titled “W.Y.F.L.” that appears to directly address her estranged husband, Papoose, and boxer Claressa Shields, with lyrics that suggest she is calling out their alleged involvement in her career and personal life. The song, which flips the beat of DJ Mac and CrashDummy’s viral “WYFL Riddim,” uses the acronym “Why You Fucking Lying” to frame her grievances. On April 10, the Bronx rapper shared the track on Instagram, teasing its release with the caption, “W.Y.F.L …out now on all platforms! #RemThePen Wait for what?! Link in bio 😎,” while also crediting the producers. The track’s lyrics include sharp critiques of Papoose and Shields, with Remy accusing them of falsely claiming credit for her work. One standout verse reads: “The nerve of nas claiming they wrote those hits / When they whole career they ain’t never ghost wrote shit / Not for me or anybody else / You always act like you helped a na, go help yourself.” These lines are interpreted as a response to Papoose’s past claims that he wrote “90 percent of the rhymes that came out of [his wife’s] mouth” during their contentious breakup. Papoose had also previously asserted that he was the primary writer behind Remy’s 2006 hit “Conceited.” In addition to targeting Papoose, Remy appears to reference Claressa Shields in the track, with lines like: “In competition with herself, I don’t know that bitch / Hoes be doing the most over so-so dick / Wanna be a baddie but you not bad enough.” These bars are seen as a veiled jab at Shields, who has been linked to Papoose in recent months. The lyrics suggest Remy is frustrated with Shields’ public persona and her perceived lack of skill, despite her efforts to assert dominance in the spotlight.#papoose #claressa_shields #remy_ma #dj_mac #crashdummy
