In a fiery reaction that’s sending shockwaves through the hip-hop community, Slim Thug has unleashed a scathing critique of contemporary fashion trends among rappers, following viral outfits worn by Lil Baby and Yung Joc. The Houston rapper didn’t hold back, declaring that today’s style choices are leading young men to dress like “girls,” lamenting the loss of traditional masculinity in the industry.

In a passionate video, Slim Thug expressed his dismay at the influence of “suburban weirdos” on the fashion choices of new rappers, urging fans to return to classic looks like white tees and jeans. “What happened to real men?” he questioned, pointing out that many are now sporting designer purses and outfits that resemble those of soccer moms. His blunt assessment: “Y’all look like girls.”

The backlash comes at a time when the fashion choices of rappers are under intense scrutiny, with Slim Thug positioning himself as a defender of traditional masculinity. He emphasized the importance of authenticity, stating, “We ain’t influenced by nothing else,” and called for a separation from those who embrace what he perceives as a misguided trend. “Keep me away from y’all,” he urged, making it clear that he wants no part of this new wave of style.

As the video continues to circulate online, the conversation around masculinity in hip-hop is heating up. Slim Thug’s comments resonate with many who feel that the genre is straying from its roots. Will this spark a fashion revolution back to classic styles, or is it just another chapter in the ongoing evolution of hip-hop culture? Only time will tell, but one thing is certain: Slim Thug’s words have ignited a fierce debate that is far from over.