JT (Of City Girls)
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Music JT recently responded to Cardi B's scathing "Am I The Drama?" diss with a series of fiery tweets and videos.
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Music JT is proud of the work she put into her newest single.
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Streetwear What else are partner-in-rhymes for?
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Music Clearly, nothing can get between the City Girls.
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Viral Social media users think the interviewer was acting unprofessionally while speaking with JT and Yung Miami.
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Relationships JT & Lil Uzi's love is still intact.
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Relationships Saudiah B. caught some significant strays online.
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Pop Culture Nicki Minaj approves of JT's new single.
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Music JT shares some candid dating advice with her followers.
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Music JT can't wait to unleash her upcoming mixtape, "City Cinderella."
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Music Her next solo track drops later this week.
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Music The two have made some serious threats against each other.
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Music "It just made so much sense for both of us," JT says.
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Music Props to JT for choosing when and where to put herself out there in a more lewd manner, regardless of how great her music is for the act.
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Music JT might have something with this new song.
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Music JT could barely tell the difference between a fan and herself.
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Music There are a lot of fans who were quick to dismiss this idea and call out others for starting issues, whereas some fans were ready for war.
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Music The City Girls rapper had more to get off her chest.
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Music Recently, Nicki Minaj hopped online to accuse Saucy Santana of speaking poorly about Beyonce and Jay-Z's daughter.
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Music JT's messages for Saucy Santana come as she's also been feuding with Cardi B following the release of "Am I The Drama?"
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Music The return of Yung Miami's "Caresha Please" podcast held other interesting and much-anticipated reflections on the Diddy scandal.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares