‘Uncle Fester’: Erica Dixon Unleashes on a Fan Who Suggests She’s Broke

Erica Dixon appears to be over social users trolling her.

The “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” diva took to Instagram on Sunday, May 24, and uploaded a picture of herself posing in a backyard. She wore a plain white T-shirt, cutoff denim shorts, sneakers, aviator sunglasses, a waist bag and a layered gold chain.

Clearly feeling herself, Dixon cited rapper Yung Ralph‘s “Look Like Money” lyrics and wrote in her caption, “Cuz I look like money, smell like money, walk like money 🎶”

One IG user in particular used a double negative to comment ungrammatically on Dixon’s post and insulted her by saying, “Based on the looks of your backyard …. you don’t have NO MONEY!”

Dixon shot back, “uncle fester…. Nevermind. I digress 🤦🏽‍♀️”

Her fans also came to her defense.

“Since when can you tell by someone’s backyard how much money they have?”

“Mind your f–king business. Who said it was her backyard?”

“Very rude dam how u know that’s her back yard it could be somebody else”

“Why are you on her page?? Can you please troll somewhere else gremlin! @msericadixon please block this crypt keeper!! I can’t stand trolls coming on people’s pages!”

Dixon’s recent post comes days after she shared a highly controversial video of her 1-year-old twin daughters.

Nearly two weeks ago, Dixon posted a video of her eldest twin Eryss lying on top of her sister Embrii. Baby Embrii cried for her sister to move off her and was relieved once Eryss climbed off. Dixon recorded the moment on camera and wrote, “Eryss about to get put in the corner!!! I thought she was still trying to get her pacifier but she had it and just laid on her sister to aggravate her. Ease me into in Lord. I’m not ready for Eryss and her shenanigans.”

Fans quickly expressed concern for the children at the time.

““That baby was hurting. Someone needs to call Social Services on you with this stupid video.”

“Um not cute u shoulda popped her.. she could smother her”

“Seem like the baby was hurting!!! 😟😟”

Dixon appeared unfazed by the controversy and responded, “She was fine then and [is] fine now. The both aggravate each other.”