Queen Naija Claps Back At Twitter User Who Blamed Her For The Submersible That Went Missing

Jahaura Michelle
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Queen Naija responded to a Twitter user who seemingly blamed her for the submersible that went missing last weekend during a tour of the Titanic wreckage.

According to AceShowbiz, the Twitter user shared false information about the singer on Wednesday to their account.

“BREAKING: TMZ reports singer queen naijia [sic] might have some ties & connections to the missing submarine used to see the titanic & has refused to cooperate with authorities,” the user, @NATERERUN, tweeted.

The 27-year-old learned about the fallacious tweet and responded, “I’ll see you in court.”

She then shared a follow-up tweet, stating she was just “joking” about filing a lawsuit against the user.

“If y’all only knew my sense of humor lol… I was not heated I was literally playing,” adding, “Y’all I truly don’t care lol… I just be saying stuff to get ppl riled up Now back to normal programming 😭”

The user then responded, taking shots at Naija’s partner, Clarence White.

“Before we go to court let’s take your baby daddy first for this tweet,” which was a screenshot of White tweeting, “My son packing 🍆 I’m so proud of him..🙏🏽”

Naija didn’t respond to the user’s tweet but commented in the comment section of The Shade Room’s post.

“lol 1.. that tweet was addressed in 2020 baby, 2…this man literally picked with me to have a reason to pull out old tweets/pictures he saved in his phone. Now I’m really suing cause this is harassment at this point 😂,” the “Medicine” singer said.

Last year, Naija appeared on The Breakfast Club and shared how she receives so much hate from users on Twitter, Complex reported.

“I get lots of love everywhere but Twitter, they cannot stand me,” she remarked. “They blame me for something that happened between a whole other situation. They blamed me because Nicki couldn’t go live or something before they said it’s all your fault. It’s a trend. Literally, when I be looking at the quoted tweets, everybody’s laughing. It’s like I’m the joke of Twitter.”