Slim Thug Shoots His Shot At Rihanna In Newly Posted Video: ‘Tell RiRi We Out Here’

Slim Thug took another shot at Rihanna, which is the second time he’s done so this year. 

This time he did it while sitting poolside in an exotic looking location. Aysia Garza from the show “Bad Girls Club” was in the clip as well.

Slim Thug Sent A Message To Rihanna In New Video

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“Tell RiRi we out here,” said Slim as the video ended, which is an obvious invitation for the “Love on the Brain” singer to come join him.

The last time Slim tried to get Rihanna’s attention was in July of this year when he hopped into her DM and posted a screenshot of it. It was right around the time Ri released her candy-apple red bra from her Savage X Fenty lingerie line and showed herself wearing one on the Internet.

Reportedly, the bra was an instant hit with consumers, and it made the Barbadian songstress millions.

“What’s a billionaire compared to a real n—-,” Slim wrote to Rihanna. “Get with #SDS. Life gets better.”

Perhaps surprisingly, there were more people that seemed to comment about Aysia being in the newly posted clip, than what Slim said to Rihanna. And many assumed Slim and the reality star are a couple or at least having a fling.

“Aysia from ‘BGC,'” one person wrote. “I loved her back on the show. I dig this.”

“Love Aysia,” another person wrote.

Neither of them indicated whether they were involved or not, but Slim posted a few photos of the “Bad Girls Club” star and called her a “cutie.”

You can see him shoot his shot at Rihanna here, but the clip is NSFW.

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