Remy Ma Slams Papoose’s Ghostwriting Claims in Fiery Freestyle

Remy Ma is never one to back down from a lyrical battle, and she’s just dropped a fiery new freestyle that tackles recent claims head-on. The Grammy-nominated rapper took to On The Radar to address her ex-husband Papoose’s persistent allegations that he ghostwrote her rhymes, while also firing shots at his girlfriend, boxing champion Claressa Shields.

Addressing Ghostwriting Claims

Papoose has previously stated that he wrote 90% of Remy Ma’s rhymes since they met, claiming he did it out of love and a desire to see her succeed, without seeking credit or payment. However, Remy Ma is now directly refuting these claims in her new track, titled ‘W.Y.F.L.’ (What’s Your Favorite Lyric?).

In the freestyle, Remy spits, “The nerve of n****s claiming that they wrote those hits, when they whole career, they ain’t never ghost wrote s**t.” She continues to assert her lyrical prowess, rapping, “See, I know what the problem is, I don’t really brag enough. But you don’t talk about prices, when your bag is up.” This clearly dismisses the idea that Papoose was the mastermind behind her successful career.

Shots Fired at Claressa Shields

The freestyle doesn’t stop at Papoose; Remy Ma also directs some pointed bars at Claressa Shields, the self-proclaimed GWOAT (Greatest Woman Of All Time). Remy questions Shields’ status and relationship, rapping, “In competition with herself, I don’t know that b***h / H**s be doing the most over so-so d**k / Wanna be a baddie but you not bad enough.”

She further taunts Shields by referencing her relationship with Papoose, adding, “How you talking out ya neck, when I know how ya n***a neck work?” This suggests Remy has insider knowledge that could cause further friction between the two women.

A Messy History Continues

The feud between Remy Ma and Papoose, which began after their split in 2024 and subsequent divorce filing in 2025, has been filled with accusations and public drama. Remy previously claimed that Shields was one of Papoose’s mistresses, adding another layer to their complicated relationship. The situation has only intensified with this new lyrical assault.

While Papoose has claimed to have proof of his ghostwriting contributions in his email drafts, he has yet to produce any receipts. Remy Ma’s freestyle seems to be her definitive statement, using her pen to shut down the ghostwriting narrative and assert her own lyrical legacy.

What are your thoughts on Remy Ma’s freestyle? Do you believe Papoose’s ghostwriting claims? Let us know in the comments below!

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