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The internet is popping off after the Alpha Kappa Alpha (AKA) Sorority Inc. explained why they cut Trick Daddy’s performance short at their 73rd regional conference. Soon after, Trick Daddy didn’t hesitate to share his POV. He basically told the sorority they should’ve known what they were getting into when they decided to pick him.
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority South Atlantic Regional Director Tiffany Moore Russell released a statement in response to Trick Daddy performing at their 73rd South Atlantic Regional Conference. She said the region signed a contract with Trick to perform after their Step and Stroll Competition on Friday, April 3. The sorority met with him and his team multiple times to go over rules for attire, language, and even which songs to perform. But according to them, Trick ignored the rules. They said his language, lyrics, and some of his comments crossed the line.
“I ended the performance because of the disrespect for our organization and for our brand. Our step teams represented the creativity, the discipline and excellence that make our sisterhood proud, and I regret this performance distracted from that experience,” the statement read.
Trick Daddy came through with a response to Russell’s statement and he didn’t hold back! He hopped on a livestream to clear the air and said he was absolutely going to perform his single, ‘Jump On It.’
From there, he made it clear he wasn’t feeling the regional director’s statement at all. He said anyone who had an issue with him or his music should’ve checked his catalog before booking him.
“Anybody that was in there sadity and was sanctified, they should not be in there once I grab that m**** f*****g mic. I ain’t ask to be there.”
Trick even said he gave them a half-priced show, so calling him out on social media felt like some shady business. He added that they cut his mic mid-performance, and he felt disrespected. So, he bounced.
“Now you done dirtied up my name. I gotta clean up my name. I gotta clear my name.” He continued, “I ain’t the m***** f*****g don’t play with me,”Trick continued.
On top of that, the rapper said he’s planning on dropping receipts in response to being called vulgar and disrespectful. He said his homegirl took video footage of the AKA girlies vibing to his music and rapping his lyrics word for word, so he doesn’t see what the problem is. “I came I gave you the real Trick Daddy. I gave you right what you paid for,”he said in his video.
Once The Shade Room dropped the clips from Trick Daddy’s livestream, fans flooded the comment section. A lot of folks seemed to take his side saying the AKA’s should’ve known better than to expect gospel music from him.
Instagram user @martinefrancispierre wrote, “He aint lying y’all booked Trick Daddy not Marvin Sapp be fr.”
Instagram user @ambernichelleee wrote, “So out of all the artists in the world yall picked Trick Daddy and expected DECORUM ?!”
While Instagram user @im_missp wrote, “I mean like be tf frrrr shouldve booked Kirk Franklin.”
Then Instagram user @heavenblogz wrote, “Im an AKA and I also wanna know why Trick Daddy of all people was booked.”
Another Instagram user @keith_rondell wrote, “Trick Daddy vs. AKA was not on my bingo card for 2026 ”
Instagram user @ms.aunalia wrote, “almost everyone knows what type of music he makes like lets not act surprised.”
While another Instagram user @ricolaelizabeth wrote, “He ain’t wrong bc why even have Trick to perform what did they want to hear? Thug Holiday?”
Then another Instagram user @kweenmocha wrote, “Thats like asking Uncle Luke to perform on Hallelujah Night ”
Finally, Instagram user @jus_wesm wrote, “They shouldve known better its Trick Daddy.”
