The Instagram "Verzuz" battles have provided an endless amount of entertainment as fans get to celebrate their favorite artists but we can't say there hasn't been any tension. I mean, there was the whole French Montana vs Kendrick Lamar thing but beyond that, Trina and Khia have been going at it. Khia, famously known for "My Neck, My Back," has been taking aim at Trina long before the IG Battle but Da Baddest Bitch rapper made it abundantly clear that they won't be facing off in a Verzuz battle.
As the two continued to trade shots at each other, Khia recently went on another tirade against Trina. "We can check the numbers and I run you each and every mothaf*ckin' time. I swallowed you whole then, and I'm swallowing you whole now," she said in a rant.
Trina has since responded but it appears that she's not necessarily down for the name-calling. Perhaps it's due to the fact that she has a radio show now so keeping a more family-friendly image is preferred in the workplace. That being said, Trina took to TikTok with her co-host Big Mack where she essentially reenacted getting ready for a fight against Khia. We've yet to hear from Khia but we'll keep you posted. Peep the video below.
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