Popp Hunna Under Fire For Allegedly Snitching At 14, Lil Uzi Vert Asks To Be Removed From Songs
Philly rapper Popp Hunna, who’s most notable for his viral song on TikTok “Adderall (Corvette Corvette),” is under major fire for allegedly snitching at 14; and now fellow Philly artist Lil Uzi Vert is asking to be removed from his songs.
Prior to Uzi’s request to have his verses pulled from Hunna’s songs, paperwork surfaced about Hunna, revealing he’d witnessed the murder of his friend at age 14, and cooperated with police. Paperwork shows Hunna, real name XXX, confirming he knew who the shooter was, further revealing his nickname and possible motive.
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Following the leak, Uzi, who jumped on the remixes of “Adderall” and “Take Off,” jumped in Hunna’s DMs and asked him, “Lil bro you got to take me off ya EP. I can’t accept what you did.” Hunna responded, “C’mon big bro. Everybody starting to hate me because I was being loyal. I did what I had to do. I can’t even get features from no more other artist because of this.” Uzi concludes, “Sorry lil bro I just can’t respect what you did.” Uploading a screenshot of his conversation to his Instagram stories, Hunna captions it, “I’m about to just quit rapping. All that paperwork just f***ed my whole reputation up.” #Socialites, thoughts?
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