‘House a Mess’: Alexis Skyy’s Twerking Video With Tory Lanez Goes South After Joe Budden Roasts Her

It seems Alexis Skyy is the latest celebrity to be clowned by Joe Budden.

Skyy recently went live with singer Tory Lanez on Instagram for his Quarantine Radio sessions, and of course Budden just had to be the funny guy. Lanez took to his IG Live on Thursday, April 2, and was on the hunt for some of the best social media twerkers.

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Joe Budden and Alexis Skyy. (Photos: @joebudden/Instagram, @alexisskyy_/Instagram)

Skyy joined Lanez’s Live session and seemed more than ready to make it clap for her 4 million followers. The “Talk to Me” singer hyped Skyy up and began playing music in the background. The makeup-free model placed her booty in front of the camera and started gyrating for Lanez and social media users in tiny white shorts.

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Joe Budden comments on Tory Lanez and Alexis Skyy’s IG Live session. @torylanez/Instagram

As Lanez kept screaming for Skyy to “go crazy,” Budden lurked into the session’s comments and roasted Skyy and her home. The retired “Pump It Up” rapper wrote, “House a mess but she ready lol.”

Fans instantly reacted to Budden’s comment.

“Joe play too much he said ‘House A Mess But She Ready😂😂😭'”

“😂I hate him he also stated ‘that a– isnt going to vacuum’ had Me Cryinggg😂😂”

“Joe budden so messy 😂😂😂 @ house a mess 😩 his bm can relate”

“Lmaaao that mf said her house a mess but she ready! Alexis betta roast his a– back lmao”

“Joe budden comment got me weak 🤣🤣🤣 tell her to clean that mf house of hers!”

When Skyy isn’t twerking it up on IG, she’s on TikTok showing off her acting skills.

She recently duked it out with young actress Reginae Carter for a reenactment of the character Yvette in the movie “Baby Boy.” She wrote in her caption, “Now ladies we all had or have this nigga 😂”

Fans were actually impressed by Skyy’s acting skills and doused her with flattering remarks.

“The best one 🤣 @alexisskyy_ you should be actress facts ❤️❤️,” a fan wrote.

A second commented, “Lmaoooo you might be on to something with these entertaining clips @alexisskyy_🤣🤣🤣🤣 this it!”

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