T.I.’s Daughter Deyjah Harris Issues Epic Clapback to a Troll’s Disgusting Comment: ‘Why Is That Your Business?’

The apple doesn’t seem to fall far from the tree in the Harris family, and Deyjah Harris appears to be taking after her rapper father T.I.‘s witty and unsparing ways with words.

The 17-year-old recently checked a fan who made a vulgar remark under one of her photos. She took to social media on Wednesday and posted a few images of herself flossing her tresses, makeup and fashions. In the photos, she was seen wearing a two-piece pants outfit, including a multi-colored cropped top and matching bottoms.

Deyjah Harris

Deyjah Harris. (Photo: @princess_of_da_south/Instagram)

“Still goin’ bad on ‘em anyway 🤪,” she wrote in her caption.

Deyjah Harris

Deyjah Harris. (Photo: @princess_of_da_south/Instagram)

An Instagram troll lurking on Harris’ pictures implied that she seemingly had a penis.

“Girl it look like you got a d–k down there,” the person wrote under one of the teen’s photo.”

Harris who seemingly doesn’t tolerate any disrespect, shot back at the detractor, “First of all, what are you doing looking near that area in the first place? Second of all, … why is that any of your concern or business? Third of all and more importantly, if that’s what it looks like.. good. SUCK IT!”

Deyjah Harris

@deyjahharris

Fans chimed in, commending the teen for blasting the negative Nellie.

“😂😂 ‘suck it’ I love her!!! lol,” one fan wrote. “She has the best clapbacks yet!”

“Lol yassss😭😭 she sounds just like TI 🏆,” another fan added. “Baby girl gather harder than her father y’all gone learn bout fu–ing with her 🤣.”

Someone else commented, “Her parents taught her so well. Thus is one celebrity child take I don’t see being taken advantage of let’s Geaux 👏🏾.”

The 17-year-old has seemingly earned a reputation for being a clapback queen. Just last month, she checked an assumed-to-be male fan who complained that her “adult looks” inspired male predators.

Harris frequently posts photos of herself dolled up in different ensembles due to her job as a model for a variety of clothing brands including Fashion Nova and Chnge. Her father T.I. is protective of the teen and will go into protective dad mode if need be.

Deyjah Harris

Deyjah Harris. (@princess_of_da_south/Instagram)

A few years back, Harris posted a photo of herself that she described as “untouchable.” The “King” rapper chimed into her daughter’s comments and said, “Young lady if u don’t open your damn eye and pull that jacket up on your shoulder, you better!!! -My Mama voice.”

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