Claressa Shields responds to Tasha K's anger, saying she's just looking out for her like an auntie would. Shields criticizes a man she calls Papoose, questioning why he's around and dismissing him as worthless.
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Ain't nothing ugly about this woman except for her attitude. Now, Carissa mad at me, okay? And I get it. A lot of people be mad at me. They think, you know, I think I'm a bad guy and I'm not the bad guy. I really am looking out for Carissa the long way. The long way. You know, I'm that auntie. It's sort of like, you know, when you got a mom and you take, or you know, you got an auntie and you take your dude up over there to meet your auntie and your auntie looking at him like this. Hey, auntie. I want you to meet him. His name's Papoose. You said his name is what? Pap what? Pap Smurf? What you bringing in my house named Pap Smurf for? Who is this? James, who is this? She got a nigga up in the house named Pap Smurf. Is you a woman? What he doing? You already know. I don't. Well, I don't want nothing. He ain't— Well, you ain't mad at me. I don't need to meet him. Meet him, I can smell that he ain't shit. That's how I am, y'all.