It's been a long time since the Eazy The Block Captain cheating rumors crystallized the fallout between Remy Ma and Papoose, who continue to engage in a nasty divorce process. Pap has since moved on with Claressa Shields, and Eazy chose to step back into the ring with his new diss track "Lothario."
In the new song and music video, the battle rapper goes at Remy's ex and his new boo over a dramatic, albeit generic, instrumental. While most of the track is at Pap's expense, specifically his parenting and credibility, he also takes shots at the boxer for being just a year older than Pap's daughter. It's collateral damage at the end of the day, as it's still meant more towards Papoose, but the disrespect is nonetheless there.
Fans reacted to this with praise for the lyricism or the complete opposite, sparking more debate after various other diss tracks have gone at both sides. However, The Block Captain's entry here took some listeners by surprise, as he wasn't part of more recent drama cycles concerning this situation.
Nevertheless, it's another flare-up that will continue to raise tensions. Relationship rumors surrounding Remy Ma and Eazy The Block Captain became prevalent following the cheating scandal. But it's unclear exactly where they stand today.
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Remy Ma & Papoose Disses
Elsewhere, this is just the latest chapter in Remy Ma and Papoose's tense beef. Most recently, Pap denied claims from Remy about him being an absent father. This comes after he dropped the "Jezebel" diss track against her.
However, Remy Ma quickly shot back at Papoose on her new Alimony EP, adding more lyrical content to add to social media speculation. What was once just an Internet debacle turned into issues on wax. As such, this new track from Eazy The Block Captain isn't all that surprising, as we expect more bars to follow if the situation keeps escalating.
At the end of the day, most fans have already made up their minds about who they "support" in this whole scandal. We'll see if responses to "Lothario" emerge from any party or if it goes by without a fuss.
