The Source |Latto Sets Boundaries With Male Collabs: "Everybody Respect What I Got Going On”

The Source |Latto Sets Boundaries With Male Collabs: "Everybody respect what I got going on”

We need more of this from men, women, everybody … Okay, so Latto is making it clear that any male artist looking to collaborate with her needs to understand one… The post Latto Sets Boundaries With Male Collabs: “Everybody respect what I got going on” appeared first on .

Latto Says Male Collaborators Respect Her Man

Latto sat down with Speedy Morman for a new episode of '360 With Speedy' and gushed about her man, whose identity is unknown to fans.

Latto Explains Why She Mentions Her Low Body Count In Her Music: ‘I’m Proud, Everybody Can’t Touch This’

Rapper Latto is often criticized for mentioning her low body count in her music and on social media. Body count refers to the number of sex partners an individual has.

Latto calls herself a spicy white woman

Latto Classifies Herself As A Spicy White Woman In a new interview by Complex with Speedy Morman, Atlanta rapper Latto, born Alyssa Michelle Stephens, made headlines by calling herself a “spicy white woman,” referencing the 2004 film White Chicks. The statement, tied to her evolving identity as a biracial artist, has ignited a firestorm of reactions on X, with fans debating her racial identity and celebrating her unapologetic vibe. Known for hi…

Latto Says Male Collaborators Must Respect Her Relationship

If male artists want to work with Latto, they must respect her relationship with her man. During a conversation on Speedy Morman’s 360 With Speedy, the  Atlanta rapper spoke highly about her man, whose identity is a mystery to her fans. “They gon’ test the water, but for the most part, everybody respect what I got going on,” she told Speedy. “They know don’t play with me. Don’t play with him. They respect that belt.” Latto also said that because…

Latto Defends Her Choice To Rap About Her Low Body Count

Latto is too big of a fan of other people’s music to overthink her own hit-ready material. Then again, she has to deal with online narratives much like any other artist, especially as it relates to her lyrical content. The Atlanta femcee recently appeared on Complex‘s “360 With Speedy” show with host Speedy Morman. During their conversation (at around the 16:30-minute mark of the YouTube video below), he asks her about her lyrics about her low b…