‘You Still Making $12K an Episode’: Tami Roman’s NSFW Rap Against Jennifer Williams Prompts ‘Basketball Wives’ Co-Star to Respond

Fed up with Jennifer Williams, Tami Roman has briefly come out of her cloud of positivity to rip her “Basketball Wives” co-star a new one.

A sneak peek of what’s to come on Wednesday night’s episode saw Evelyn Lozada telling Feby Torres and Jackie Christie an embarrassing story about Roman. Lozada relayed the tale, which Williams told her, about how a stylist allegedly pulled an item Roman wore to an event that had been stained.

“He went to go return ’em saying that they weren’t worn with her [expletive] juice all over them,” Williams said to Lozada in a flashback video, claiming the credit card used to buy the apparel got declined.

In response, Roman used her Bonnet Chronicles comedy account to give Williams a piece of her mind.

“Here’s what I think about you,” she says before beginning to drop bars.

“F–k you. G-ddamn I’m glad you set it off, begging me to put you on when you couldn’t even keep a job,” she begins. By the end of the rap, Roman alleged Williams hooked up with Michael Jordan (whom she referred to as MJ) and “sold her soul for fake friends.” Roman also said Williams was “so far up Evelyn’s ass you almost touched her spleen.”

The star also made it plain she had receipts to back up her bars, prepared for Williams to accuse her of lying.

Additionally, Roman fired off in the caption. writing, “Jennifer COWARD Williams, @jenniferwilliams when you and ole girl weren’t friends you was crying about a sisterhood…then y’all ‘makeup’ and this is what you do? F–k with me? Typical mean girl s–t. I wasn’t concerned, associating with or bothering anyone on this show. I’m trying to be on a positive wave but y’all keep f—ing with me for NO REASON! Now when I saw you, your sh—y breath ass didn’t say a damn thing to me. I’m addressing you specifically because you the one who stay feeding bullsh-t & lies. Shaunie, Malaysia and now me. Keep it gully sus … no attorney, no cops… you want it, I’m present and available!”

She littered the post with a host of vulgar hashtags and said, “#IHopeTheyFireYourAss #YouStillMaking #12kAnEpisode #ForThisBullshitYouDoing #TheRealOGsWouldNever #ShowMeADeclinedReceipt #IllWait.”

Taking notice of Roman’s evisceration of Williams, fans promptly reacted online.

“Tami Roman SNAPPED 🔥😭😂😍”

“this why Tami always been my favorite lol 💕”

“🍋I wasn’t ready omg”

“Damn sis went off 🔥”

Williams also apparently took notice of the diss and responded on her Instagram Story.

“A hit dog will holla… We got the receipts boo… 🤷🏽‍♀️”

But since Williams failed to deliver on the receipts she promised last season, fans didn’t believe her.

“period cause last time baby girl couldn’t even pull it up 😂”

“Is these same receipts from last season??? Bye girl 🗣🗣”

“She ain’t got s–t💀”

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