While Expressing Her Disgust About Men Who “Embarrass Female Celebrities”, Claressa Shields Blasts Rappers Blueface, DDG, and Others for Dissing Their Girlfriends With “Ridiculous” Songs

Claressa Shields is not the one who keeps her opinions to herself. The reigning undisputed middleweight champion has a reputation for being brutally honest about her opinions and ideas on almost everything. And, even though the truth can be bothersome, that is not enough of a reason to faze her from being honest with her fans. Notably, she is known for standing up for other women. The champ recently showed her support for Keke Palmer amid her controversy with her husband. And, she recently has spoken up about rapper Darryl Dwayne Granberyy Jr’s new song, which many believe is a diss towards his girlfriend.

Shields took to her Twitter to reveal her problem with guys who think it is okay to diss other female celebrities or their girlfriends. She further reeled in Blueface and highlighted the time he embarrassed his girlfriend, Christian Rock.

Claressa Shields blasts DDG for his diss

Shields tweeted about the recent DDG release, causing a stir among the fans. And, many have been firing shots at the rapper for the lyrics to his new song that targeted his girlfriend.  Notably, DDG is currently dating Halley Bailey who is a singer and actor.

Calling out DDG for his “ridiculous” song, Shields wrote, “We in a era where these dudes think it’s cool to diss or embarrass female celebrities, and I hate that for us.”

It seems like the champ is fed up with derogatory and insulting remarks that women are being subjected to nowadays. Blueface caught the world’s attention when he made supposedly insulting remarks about his pregnant girlfriend on Twitter. And it seems like Shields has not forgotten about that.

Shields further added,” First blue face, now DDG, it’s a few others too. It’s ridiculous.” For context, DDG’s latest release, “Famous,” talks about his insecurity when it comes to his girlfriend. And talks about how he does not appreciate her sharing screen space with other male actors.

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The ‘GWOAT’ has a reputation for standing up for what she thinks is not acceptable. And this time it was no different. And she came forward to show her support for Bailey after the song’s release.

What are your thoughts on DDG’s song? Do you agree with Shields? Let us know in the comments.

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