‘Dance Moms’ Star JoJo Siwa's Fans Confused After DaBaby's Apparent Diss in New Freestyle

BreAnna Bell

02/21/2021 08:46 pm EST

JoJo Siwa was apprently dissed by hip hop star DaBaby in his latest freestyle, prompting much confusion on social media. Fans quickly speculated why the "Masterpiece" rapper would have anything negative to say about the young star. While some Twitter users laughed at the idea of the 29-year-old being embedded in rap beef with the Dance Moms alum, pointing out the height differences and wealth disparity with some glee. Other users took a step back, however, and did their best to decode the message the rap star left in his rhyme.

The rapper released his own version of the currently viral single "Beatbox" by SpotemGottem on Friday. In DaBaby's version, he raps, "Turn me up, n–– gon' see why/ N––, you a b––, JoJo Siwa (B––)." One Twitter user speculates DaBaby meant for the line to be a play on words as he says "see why" and "Siwa". "It's called rapping," they tweeted.

The confusion only grew after YouTube influencer James Charles got involved and stepped up some defense for his makeover partner. Many sided with Charles and continued to question the verbal attack, while others were quick to point out the pitfalls of taking the lyrics literally.

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For some, the comedy was too hilarious to overlook. The rapper has a young daughter who likely watches JoJo Siwa's content on the internet.

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"JoJo Siwa when somebody ask her about the beef with DaBaby," this user joked on Twitter.

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Some users found it funny that the rapper, who has a reported net worth of $3 million, would be taking shots at Siwa. Siwa's net worth is allegedly $14 million.

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"what kind of beef could DaBaby possibly have with JoJo Siwa," this user asked.

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"Out of all the people on the INTERNET... jojo siwa.... girl wut?" this user wrote in confusion.

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The memes continued as users continued to laugh at the seemingly crazy idea that the rapper would be upset with Siwa, who is 17 years old.

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Someone joked the star could possibly make a diss record in response.

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