Tamia has a completely different idea of why she made two different versions of “So Into You” than Fabolous.
The singer shaded the rapper’s claims during his “Verzuz” battle on Monday.
According to Fabolous, “There’s a lot of back and forth about how there was Tamia and Ashanti. Tamia is who the original song came from. Tamia was getting surgery on her throat at the time when we did the song. So we got Ashanti to do the song because [Tamia] was getting—and then we did the video, she was back. She got her shit back together… We laid the vocals after her throat surgery.”
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Part 2. @myfabolouslife explains why there are two versions of “So Into You”, says @realtamiaworld had throat surgery. pic.twitter.com/Si0jIofQbj
— theJasmineBRAND (@thejasminebrand) June 30, 2020
But to Tamia, that isn’t exactly what went down:
25 years. 8 albums. 0 throat surgeries. ❤️🙌🏽 pic.twitter.com/FIYrrkJIyT
— TAMIA (@realtamiaworld) June 30, 2020
As all Tamia fans know, the Canadian songstress released “So Into You” in 1998 before releasing a new version, featuring Fabolous, in 2003.
And Twitter loved Tamia’s subtle shade:
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— Chapulin (@CheladaPapi) June 30, 2020
@realtamiaworld 👑 HAD TO REMIND PEOPLE HER CATALOG IS OWNED BY HER. pic.twitter.com/peCoJjA9Sz
— QueenVLion (@QueenVLion1) June 30, 2020
Amen! We love you, Tamia!
— Chris Sapphire (@ChrisSapphire) June 30, 2020
I'm here for the clapback pic.twitter.com/a9yBn6VtA4
— Wall Destroyer (@TheeSupaman) June 30, 2020
