Saweetie Exposes Quavo DM After He Shades Her On Diss Track

Author Autumn Hawkins

April 23rd 3:27 PM

Saweetie is sharing her receipts. She’s sharing a DM Quavo sent her back in January amid his recent diss towards her on “Over H— & Bitches.” On the song Quavo raps, “I can take a model bitch and make a Saweetie, n—-”

Saweetie Exposes Quavo DM Amid Chris Brown Drama

The “Best Friend” rapper did not like the fact that Quavo brought her up and posted a screenshot of the Migos rapper sliding into her DMs. The message read, “Damn. We used to mean af to each…”  The DM was cut off because Saweetie didn’t open it and that what was showed in the preview. With the screenshot, she also wrote, “Hopefully the model he turns into me replies.”

Saweetie and Quavo dated from 2018 to 2021. She and Quavo called it quits after it was alleged that Quavo was being unfaithful.

“I’m single,” Saweetie wrote on X (formerly known as Twitter) at the time. “I’ve endured too much betrayal and hurt behind the scenes for a false narrative to be circulating that degrades my character. Presents don’t band aid scars and the love isn’t real when the intimacy is given to other women.”

She added, “I emotionally checked out a long time ago and have walked away with a deep sense of peace and freedom. I am excited for this new chapter of elevation.”

Saweetie’s name was brought up by Quavo because on “Weakest Link” Chris Brown rapped “You f—– my ex-h-, that’s cool, I don’t give no f—, lil n—-/ ‘Cause I f—– yo ex when you were still with her, bitch, I’m up, lil n—-,” referring to Saweetie.

Chris Brown Responds To Quavo’s Diss Track

On “Over H— & Bitches,” Quavo called Brown a “c—-head Michael Jackson,” brought up the 2009 Rihanna incident where Brown was charged with assault after hitting the “Diamonds” singer. However, none of it impressed Brown, who took to Instagram to complain about Quavo’s comeback.

“Google raps,” he wrote. “That s— is poooooooh.” The 11:11 singer added some facepalm and laughing emojis across the message to drive home his point. The singer didn’t stop there; he added that he was disappointed in Quavo’s response and was ready to hear what he had to say.

“D— and I was excited,” he added. “That s— don’t even need a response.”

Listen to Quavo’s “Over H– & Bitches” below:

Chris Brown: 7 Of His Best Songs Ranked

• 7. “Loyal” ft. Tyga and Lil Wayne ‘X’ (2014)

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  This song finds Chris being skeptical of letting "gold diggers" in his life and expresses that these women aren't loyal. The song has three remixes which all feature Lil Wayne but the East Coast version features French Montana and the West Coast version features Too Short. Tyga is featured on the video version which was the most promoted. Ty Dolla $ign originally wrote the song for a mutual friend of his and Chris Brown, Bobby Brackins, but Chris won the song after he recorded his own version of it. When Chris was locked up in 2014 for violating a judge's order, the guards constantly played this song: "[They were] playing it over the speakers when I was locked up,' he told MTV News. 'You know how they'd call you like, 'Brown you've got a visitor' - they would play the music and I thought: this is funny."

• 6. “No Guidance” ft. Drake ‘Indigo’ (2019)

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  "No Guidance" is the first time Drake and Chris were included on a song together as non-featured artists. The record has both artists expressing how they want to hook up with this girl although she has expensive taste. The track later became the longest-running leader on the Billboard Hot 100 since it launched in April 1992, overtaking the 23 weeks at No. 1 achieved by Miguel's "Adorn." The song eventually reigned for 27 weeks. The track was nominated for "Best R&B Song" at the 62nd Annual Grammy Awards.

• 5. “Go Crazy” Chris Brown and Young Thug ‘Slime & B’ (2020)

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  "Go Crazy" is the lead single from Chris Brown and Young Thug's compilation album 'Slime & B.' Chris broke his record as the longest-running leader on the Billboard Hot 100 when "Go Crazy" reigned for 28 weeks. "Go Crazy" won "Song of The Year" at the 2020 Soul Train Music Awards. Chris also picked up "Best Dance Performance" and "Best Collaboration Performance" at the award show. The remix features Future, Lil Durk, and Latto who all stay on the theme of the track rapping about "going crazy" in the bedroom.
• 4. “Yeah 3x” ‘F.A.M.E’ (2011)

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  "Yeah 3x" is the lead single from Chris' fourth studio album 'F.A.M.E.' The album title stands for "Forgiving All My Enemies." Chris won his first and only Grammy award with 'F.A.M.E.' Justin Franks, who produced the song and spoke to Planet about how Chris came up with the concept: "I walked in, met Chris for the first time, and played him 1 track. He sat there for 4 minutes listening, then said, 'Ok, I'm ready.' He jumped in the booth and wrote the whole thing on the spot." He added that he wrote the lyrics to this song in 15 minutes.

• 3.”Run It” ft. Juelz Santana, ‘Chris Brown’ (2006)

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  "Run It" marks Chris' debut in the music industry. Chris taps in Juelz Santana on the song. The song is featured on Chris' self-titled debut. The video is set at a club, (which at the time Chris was 16 so presumably an underage club) where he shows off his impressive dance moves in order to woo a girl he's interested in. Juelz Santana raps at the beginning of the track. The song is currently three times certified platinum.

• 2. “Say Goodbye”, ‘Chris Brown’ (2006)

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  "Say Goodbye" is a song of heartbreak as Chris decides to split up with his current love interest but expresses how hard it is to let go. The track became Brown's third top-ten single on the Billboard Hot 100 following "Run It" and "Yo (Excuse Me Miss)". The song is also featured in the film 'Step Up' starring now exes Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan. The song is currently certified platinum by the RIAA.
• 1. “Yo (Excuse Me Miss)”, ‘Chris Brown’ (2006)

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  "Yo (Excuse Me Miss)" is Chris' second single off of his debut self-titled album. Like in "Run It," Chris also offers his dance moves to get the attention of a woman he's interested in. This is one of Chris' most notable songs that embarked him on his path to his successful career in music. The track was produced by Dre (André Meritt) & Vidal, and it became Brown's second top ten single peaking at number seven on the US Billboard Hot 100. Dre also provides background vocals in the chorus. For the 49th Annual Grammy Awards, Chris was nominated for "Best New Artist" and "Best Contemporary R&B Album" for his debut album. The song is currently two times certified platinum by the RIAA.

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