‘These B—–s Wanna Fight Me’: O.G. Seemingly Takes Aim at ‘BBW’ Co-Stars and Fans Are Eating It Up

Reality star Ogun O.G. Chijindu is feeling froggy and she’s daring her haters to jump.

In a video posted to Instagram, the “Basketball Wives” star appeared to take jabs at her rivals while dancing to Princess Nokia‘s latest hit “Sugar Honey Iced Tea (S.H.I.T), which goes: “These bitches don’t like me / These bitches wanna fight me / And doing sh- just to spite me.”

“β˜… 🍯 SUGAR HONΞY iCΞ TΞA 🍯 β˜…β€’,” O.G. captioned the post, followed by hashtags “#iHEARTOG” and “#NiGERiANknockout.”

The bass-heavy hit continues: “I see them talking on the IG / I think you jealous, maybe high key / I got the juice, I got the Hi-C / Do I care? Unlikely.”

Reality star Ogom β€œO.G.” Chijindu (Photo: @iheartog / Instagram)

It wasn’t long before fans caught on to the subliminal message (seemingly aimed at her BBW co-stars) and egged her on.

“Knock them out OG,” one user commented. “Trying to test πŸ‘ΈπŸΎπŸ‘ŒπŸ½πŸ’–”

“Nah…none of them wanted to catch the FADE!!πŸ™ˆπŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ’ͺπŸΎπŸ‘ŠπŸΎπŸ™ŒπŸΎ” another chimed in.

One fan joked: “Evelyn [Lozada] about to call her secret shopper on you πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚”

“We stan an unapologetic queen!!!” another agreed.

As a newcomer to the show, O.G. has bumped heads with nearly all of her “Basketball Wives” cast mates, but especially with Lozada. The ex-Legends of Football League athlete is no stranger to the drama and has since found herself on the receiving end of a defamation suit.

Last month, Lozada filed a complaint against O.G. after the Nigerian native accused her of being racist. Lozada, who identifies as Afro-latina, shared a cryptic message to her Instagram profile that read: β€œNobody watches you harder than the people that can’t stand you.”

O.G. took offense to her co-star’s post, which also featured an image of a laughing orangutan.

“Wow so now Black women are monkeys,” she wrote in response, not calling out Lozada directly. “Everyone boycott this trash box. You’re disgusting.”

The pair have continued bickering on and off screen, and their feud will soon be headed to a courtroom.

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