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Wale and Tomi Lahren rekindle their Twitter feud

The two argued about Jay-Z calling Donald Trump a ‘superbug.’

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Wale and Tomi Lahren

Tomi Lahren and Wale are at it again.

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The two rekindled their feud just in time for the Grammys on Sunday, this time fighting over Lahren’s racist comments about Jay-Z.

It began when Lahren shared a quote Fox News said by Jay-Z said about President Donald Trump: “Now we have Donald Trump, the Superbug.” Lahren thought Jay-Z’s comment was too controversial.

As opposed to you who raps about bitches and sisters and brags about selling crack,” she said. “Yeah…Trump is the problem…sure.”

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Wale couldn’t let Tomi get away with her remarks about Jay-Z—who he said in August 2017 was one of his idols.

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“Tammy he isn’t the president,” he wrote in response. “Also weren’t you just “rapping” 21 Savage???.. go and sit down my friend.”

https://twitter.com/Wale/status/957726307395104768

Lahren responded and greeted Wale like a long lost friend. 

“Hey bud, good to hear from you again. Missed your Twitter presence,” she wrote. “So anyway…no Jay-Z is not the president but he did campaign for Hillary pretty heavily. Ya know, the woman famous for her ‘super predator’ agenda. Ironic, right?”

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Wale responded to Lahren’s question with another question.

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“And what if one of these rappers said ‘grab em by the *cat emoji*?’” he asked. “With YOUR name attached .. would u keep the same energy Tammy?”

https://twitter.com/Wale/status/957775464600256513

Lahren, not one to allow anyone else to have the last word, responded to Wale and said he should go for it.

“Wouldn’t be the first time I inspired a song for you,” she said. “You’re welcome!”

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That was the end of the conversation between Lahren and Wale, but rest assured that Lahren spent the rest of the evening roasting every performer at the Grammys.

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“These idiots have turned every award show, every performance, every march, and every parade into an anti-Trump tantrum,” Lahren wrote two hours into the Grammys. “They don’t even celebrate themselves anymore, they celebrate their Trump derangement syndrome!”  

 
The Daily Dot