A new feud between rappers Asian Doll and Toosii has erupted after Toosii posted a viral video criticizing the rise of women who gain fame through their relationships with entertainers. The controversy began when Toosii posted a heated video, questioning, “When the f**k did being somebody’s girlfriend make you famous?” He went on to express frustration that many women associated with rappers or other celebrities achieve fame without offering any product or business of their own. His remarks quickly gained traction online, sparking a debate that Asian Doll soon joined.
In his rant, Toosii lamented how social media platforms had helped many of these women amass millions of followers despite their lack of individual accomplishments. Although he later clarified that his comments were not directed at anyone in particular, many believed the rapper’s child’s mother, Samaria, could have been the unintentional target of his criticism.
Toosii goes off on Asian Da Brat after she had something’s to say about his statement he made.
“Asian Doll you f*cking bad body electric toothbrush botched body built b*tch. I don’t even know why tf you speaking on my relationship you can’t f*cking keep a d*ck inside of you.”… pic.twitter.com/yY8T0j0rnN
— ✨GOT DA SCOOP✨ (@GotDaScoop) October 6, 2024
Asian Doll didn’t waste any time stepping into the fray. She fired back on X (formerly Twitter), accusing Toosii of being a hypocrite and calling him a “weird hater.” In her now-deleted tweet, Asian pointed out that Toosii himself had elevated Samaria’s public profile by showcasing her on his platforms and even bringing her on stage during performances. “You literally went & got your high school crush pregnant, which was a cute regular girl who did lashes, you showed her off to your platform of millions of fans, put her in your music videos, brought her on stage while you performed to her…now you mad she got fame…N****S IS WEIRD & HATER,” she wrote.
Asian Doll’s comments didn’t stop there. She continued her criticism, alleging that Toosii was upset about Samaria’s rise in popularity, which he had a hand in creating. In one post, she urged people to be cautious about who they date, as some men get angry when their partners gain success. Things escalated further when she questioned Toosii’s sexuality, adding fuel to the already fiery exchange.
Watch who yall date cause niggas be so mad about your come up but wanted you to stay down for his
— ASIAN DA BRAT (@AsianDaBrattt) October 6, 2024
The back-and-forth between the two intensified when Toosii responded by posting an unflattering picture of Asian Doll, seemingly mocking her appearance. Asian quickly fired back, uploading videos on Twitter where she criticized Toosii, accusing him of getting on the internet every day to bash women. She didn’t hold back, claiming, “We got Toosii who get on the internet every day talking about ‘girls not s**t.’”
Toosii, however, defended himself by emphasizing that his initial rant was not aimed at Samaria. In a Twitter Spaces discussion, he reiterated that his comments were directed at the broader trend of women gaining fame purely from their relationships with celebrities, not his child’s mother. He also made it clear that Samaria was well taken care of and that his criticism wasn’t personal. Nonetheless, the tension between him and Asian Doll continued to unfold online.
Toosii you gay.. end of story
— ASIAN DA BRAT (@AsianDaBrattt) October 6, 2024
Both rappers have been making waves in the music industry recently. Toosii dropped his latest project, JADED
, on October 4, a 13-track album featuring collaborations with Gunna, Muni Long, and Kehlani. Asian Doll, meanwhile, released her single “Blood On My Hands” in August, marking her first solo release in several months. Despite their respective musical achievements, the online spat between Toosii and Asian Doll has overshadowed their recent work, grabbing headlines and fueling social media discussions.
As the feud continues to play out, fans are left divided, with some siding with Asian Doll and others defending Toosii’s stance. The conflict highlights the ongoing debate surrounding fame, relationships, and how social media can elevate individuals who are closely associated with high-profile figures, regardless of their own personal achievements.
@AsianDaBrattt weird ass hoe pic.twitter.com/cXLjU6sWkm
— Toosii (@toosii2x) October 6, 2024
If I send you this just know I’m tryna do some gay shit tonight pic.twitter.com/TeTcJM1DDI
— ASIAN DA BRAT (@AsianDaBrattt) October 6, 2024
#NewProfilePic @AsianDaBrattt pic.twitter.com/6Iy6E4QRyF
— Toosii (@toosii2x) October 6, 2024
Nigga want clout cause nobody posting that album so you pick me out of all the bitches that said some… FUCKING SISSY
— ASIAN DA BRAT (@AsianDaBrattt) October 6, 2024
Sissy ass hoe @toosii2x pic.twitter.com/syOQkGoSDd
— ASIAN DA BRAT (@AsianDaBrattt) October 6, 2024