Claressa Shields Earns Gun License Following Remy Ma's Provocative Lyrics About Firearms

Boxing champion Claressa Shields is not merely showcasing her prowess in the ring; she’s also standing her ground against critics. Following rapper Remy Ma’s pointed remarks in her latest track, “Head Tap,” which insinuated gun ownership, Shields responded decisively by obtaining her official gun license. Rather than engaging in lyrical battles, she opted to make her intentions clear by visiting licensing authorities and stating, “Let’s make this legal.” Remy Ma’s verse didn’t hold back, declaring, “You number two and you mad I’m the one bi**h/ It ain’t my fault you a dusty and bum bi**h…” touching on Shields' previous challenges to her. Both artists teamed up on the hook, while Diiamond’s outro echoed Kendrick Lamar’s infamous diss aimed at Drake. Twitter (X) buzzed with reactions, with fans either applauding Shields’ assertive move or humorously speculating it’s for added security over her titles. The rivalry between these two fierce women is intensifying.