Tia and Tamera Mowry Playfully Respond to Distasteful J. Cole Lyrics

Tia Mory-Hardrict and her twin sister Tamera Mowry-Housley certainly do have a sense of humor and a whole lot of class. That is more than we can say for rapper J. Cole. The Roc Nation LA native released “Cole Summer” with the below verse referencing the sisters who are both married and first time mothers.

“If I had one wish, I would f*** Tia and Tamera at the same time putting name tags on their t****** so I don’t get their names wrong, screaming game on.”

Since Cole was bold enough to use the name of the famous twins it’s not surprising that word got around to them very quickly!

J. Cole quickly urged Tia to stay away…

….it didn’t work….

Tamera turned on her mommy spirit to assure Cole a spanking was in order…

Many are praising the twins for keeping it lighthearted but was J. Cole out of line?

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