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‘A nuh Quavo dis’: Popcaan doesn’t want anyone to send him snowflake emojis
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October 13, 2020

‘A nuh Quavo dis’: Popcaan doesn’t want anyone to send him snowflake emojis

Popcaan has

a message for y’all. He’s not Quavo.

Just in case

some of his fans and admirers were a bit uncertain and shooting their shot via

Instagram, the Jamaican deejay made it very clear that he is not to be mistaken

for the American rapper.

Nevermind

the fact that he was recently referred to as a Canadian rapper… but that’s another

story.

Anyway,

Popcaan shared his message via his Instagram Story on Monday.

“Yow, mek mi

tell unuh dis. Yuh see da snowflake b—–laat ting, unuh stop send send da

snowflake supm deh inna mi DM. A nuh Quavo dis,†he said.

HOW I PULLED UP: HOW WE COMING Ÿ˜‚ — QuavoYRN (@QuavoStuntin)

HOW I PULLED UP: HOW WE COMING Ÿ˜‚ — QuavoYRN (@QuavoStuntin) pic.twitter.com/hIYyicrfIjOctober 7, 2020

Popcaan’s

strong message comes after Migos rapper Quavo recently revealed that his relationship

with Saweetie pretty much started after he sent her a snowflake emoji via direct

message. He was making reference to her song Icy Girl.

The female

rapper responded to Quavo’s message by sending an emoji showing a bowl of noodles

that was in reference to Migos’ Stir Fry. He then sent a message, saying:

“U so icy Ima glacier boy.†That exchange occurred in 2018, and they have been

dating since then.

The ‘snowflakes’

might have worked for Quavo and Saweetie, but Popcaan is not having it.

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