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Remy Ma fired back with fierce bars on “W.Y.F.L.” just hours ago, directly addressing Papoose’s ghostwriting claims in a blistering freestyle. The Bronx rapper delivered sharp jabs at her estranged husband and Claressa Shields, making it clear she owns every lyric she’s ever written.
🔥 Quick Facts
- Release Date: April 10, 2026, just hours ago on all platforms
- Track Title: “W.Y.F.L.” (What You Feel Like, also interpreted as Why You F*cking Lying)
- Producers: DJ MAC and CrashDummy handle production duties
- Targets: Papoose’s 90% ghostwriting claim plus shots at Claressa Shields
Remy Denies Papoose’s 90 Percent Ghostwriting Accusation
Papoose claimed during an Instagram Live last year that he wrote 90 percent of Remy’s rhymes throughout their relationship. According to reports, he said he never asked for money or credit, framing it as an act of love. Remy immediately rejected that narrative on her new track.
She rapped pointedly: “The nerve of n*ggas claiming they wrote those hits when they whole career they ain’t never ghost wrote s*it.” The New York native wasted no time establishing her position, following up with: “Not for me or anybody else, you always act like you helped a n*gga, go help yourself.” The bars landed exactly where she intended them.
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A Decade-Long Relationship That Turned Messy
Remy Ma and Papoose were together for over a decade, welcoming their daughter in 2018. The couple appeared inseparable for years, making music and reality TV shows together before cracks began showing. In late 2024, the couple separated amid rumors of infidelity and other issues.
Papoose filed for divorce in May 2025, yet the legal proceedings remain unresolved. Throughout the process, both artists have clapped back publicly on social media multiple times. This freestyle marks Remy’s most direct musical response to the ongoing drama between them.
W.Y.F.L. Track Breakdown
| Element | Details |
| Song Title | W.Y.F.L |
| Release Date | Friday, April 10, 2026 |
| Producers | DJ MAC and CrashDummy |
| Targets | Papoose ghostwriting claims, Claressa Shields |
“The nerve of n*ggas claiming they wrote those hits when they whole career they ain’t never ghost wrote s*it.”
— Remy Ma, from “W.Y.F.L.”
Claressa Shields Also Takes Heat on New Freestyle
Remy didn’t limit her bars to just Papoose. The record also included pointed lyrics directed at boxer Claressa Shields, who has been publicly linked to Papoose since the couple’s split. According to reports, Shields and Papoose have been together for approximately two years and have discussed starting a family together.
On the track, Remy rapped: “In competition with herself, I don’t know that b*tch, hoes be doing the most over so-so d*ck. Wanna be a baddie but you not bad enough.” Shields responded quickly on her Instagram Story, pushing back against the implications and signaling her own success independently.
What Does This Mean for the Hip Hop Community Now?
The freestyle has dominated social media since its release, with fans across platforms praising Remy’s delivery and bars. Many commenters noted that the song proves exactly why ghostwriting allegations never held credibility in the first place. Hip-hop experts pointed out that Remy’s pen game has been undeniable since the early 2000s, making Papoose’s claims seem baseless.
As of publication time, Papoose has not publicly responded to the freestyle. The ongoing divorce continues without finalization, leaving questions about whether this musical exchange will escalate tensions further or mark a turning point in their public feud.
