Coi Leray Claps Back At Trolls After Rolling Loud Set

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People had a lot to say about Coi Leray's set at Rolling Loud on Saturday.

It is officially Rolling Loud season. This weekend marked the return of the Miami-based hip-hop festival which drew massive crowds and even bigger names. Artists like Travis Scott, Lil Durk, and Lil Baby all hit the stage this weekend along with some budding new acts. Though those three rappers, specifically, had no problem shutting down the festival, there were a few other acts who didn't receive a warm welcome from the audience. 

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Coi Leray hit the stage yesterday where she delivered a slew of her bangers including "Attachments" alongside her boyfriend, Pressa. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem like the crowd was all that into what she had to offer. Coi became a trending topic on Twitter shortly after her set wrapped up and the internet had plenty to say about it.  

Despite the overwhelming amount of trolls in her mentions and comments, Coi Leray brushed it off.  She hit Twitter with a message to her supporters who've stood by her throughout her career. "Just wanna say thank you for all the love I get. I’m so loved by so many people it blocks out the hate. You love me I love you. Forever," she wrote.

Coi addressed the derogatory comments in a subsequent tweet, writing, "It’s about over 100 artist who performed on that lineup and all people wanna do is eat up my cack. Lol. Gotta love this shit fr I got good problems."

Peep her response below. 


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