‘Boog Still Pissed’: J-Boog Suggests Lil Fizz and Apryl Jones Are ‘Corny’ After ‘Laughing’ at Haters

A lot of fans don’t approve of Lil Fizz and Apryl Jones‘ relationship, including his B2K band mate J-Boog.

After confirming their romance on “Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood” this season, Fizz and Jones received a mass of backlash for apparently “betraying” Omarion Grandberry. The “Touch” singer is Fizz’s B2K band mate and Jones’ ex-boyfriend, whom she shares two children with.

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(From left) Omarion, Lil Fizz, Raz-B and J-Boog of B2K visit FLY at SiriusXM Studios on March 12, 2019, in New York City. (Photo: Slaven Vlasic/Getty Images)

On Monday night’s “LHHH” season finale, Fizz and Jones sent a message to naysayers criticizing their relationship.

“And to all the haters, just know that Apryl and I are the ones actually unbothered, happy as can be and laughing at y’all motherf–kers,” Fizz said in his confessional while flicking off the camera.

Although Grandberry has yet to speak ill of the “Bump Bump Bump” rapper and Jones’ controversial romance, Fizz’s B2K band mate J-Boog has made it no secret that he does.

The “Girlfriend” singer hopped under Instagram blog the Shade Room’s re-post of the clip and shaded Fizz and Jones with a corn emoji.

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Fans clearly shared the same sentiments as Boog.

” 🤣🤣 Nah I agree this is mad corny lmaoooooo! Yooo Boog still pissed Fizz fumbled the bag 😂😂 “

“Well fizz is corny he got served on his own birthday jokes on him 👅 no tour for you bud!”

“Boog is probably going to show up to the reunion show, and he’ll be ready to square up 😂😂”

“No we laughing at y’all how embarrassing to the world 😂🤣🤣 @airfizzo and Jboog ready to throw hands lol”

On a recent episode, J-Boog claimed Fizz and Jones’ relationship was causing tension in the group and resulting in them losing money. He added, “I’m feeling like the Fizz and Apryl situation is really to blame why we’re not going overseas right now. It’s beyond selfish of Fizz to not realize what his actions is doing to the group.”

J-Boog could have had a valid point, seeing as Grandberry recently announced he was headling the next “Millennium Tour” without his B2K band mates.

“It’s about that time. 🙌🏾😁✨🏆 What a blessing to commemorate this accomplishment by headlining #milleniumtour2020 #20yearsinMusic2020 🙌🏾,” Grandberry wrote via Instagram on Nov. 26, adding that he’ll be touring with Bow Wow, Soulja Boy, Pretty Ricky, Lloyd, the Ying Yang Twins and Sammie

Fizz hasn’t addressed the issue of Grandberry’s solo tour without the band mates. J-Boog, on the other hand, posted an Instagram video of himself boxing, captioned “#houknew Woke up feeling like this…” Fans believed the video was a diss at his longtime friend Fizz.

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