T.I. addresses sexual assault allegations against him with explicit lyrics: ‘Some lying a** b*****s’

Rapper T.I. addressed sexual assault allegations against him and his wife Tiny Harris (born Tameka Cottle) in his newest track, called What It’s Come To, on Thursday.

The 40-year-old performer’s latest Instagram post featured a handwritten piece of paper with his song featuring explicit lyrics, which seemingly calling his accusers ‘lyin’ a** b*****s.’ 

One of the verses included: ‘Go put yo face and reputation on it // These kind of claims deserve more than anonymous provocative conversation, don’t it?’  

Another went on to say he was ‘willing to face whatever consequences for his vision’ as he goes ‘up against some lyin’ a** b*****s.’ 

Within three hours, he received more than 260,095 views and nearly 2,000 comments, including one from Soulja Boy, 30, who dropped six fire emojis. 

Last month, reports broke that the Los Angeles Police Department was investigating the rapper and his wife over claims that they sexually assaulted and drugged a woman they met in a nightclub in 2005. 

The woman, who is only identified as ‘Jane Doe’ in court documents, met with detectives virtually last month, after her attorney, Tyrone Blackburn, sent a letter to local authorities calling for an investigation into her claims, according to The Daily Beast. 

She claimed in court documents that she was first introduced to the couple b a man handing out flyers at a local mall, and she was invited to a club where they would be the following night.

She said she only had two drinks before she accepted a shot of Tiny’s Patron drink, and was quickly invited back to the couple’s hotel room with some other women. 

Eventually, it was just T.I., Tiny and the woman left in the room when T.I. allegedly suggested they all go to the bathroom to ‘freshen up.’

‘Once in the bathroom Tiny took off all of victim’s clothing,’ the court documents say, and T.I. told the victim that she looked better naked.

The victim also claims Tiny, who was also naked, began to wash her.

T.I., meanwhile, allegedly turned on a pornographic television show, handed the victim a bottle of baby oil once she was out of the bathroom and told her to rub his back.

At that point, the court documents say, Tiny started sliding up and down the victim’s back while they were both naked.

T.I. allegedly stuck his toes into her vagina, and she allegedly told T.I. ‘no’ before rushing to the bathroom to throw up.

She said her last memory was sitting down on the couch before waking up the next morning with ‘her vagina very sore and had a burning/itching sensation.’

T.I. and Tiny has been accused of sexually assaulting and abusing a total of 14 women, all of which they categorically deny.

They are accused of abusing eight women who say they were drugged, kidnapped and forced into sex with the pair or someone in their circle. They deny those allegations, and claims from three men who also say the couple made ‘terrorist threats’ against them. 

Earlier, The Daily Beast revealed that the attorney representing those eight women and three men had heard from six additional accusers.

They include a stripper, a member of the military, and a high school student who once interned at one of the rapper’s studios.

The women claim that T.I. and Tiny, whose real names are Clifford and Tameka, that the pair or someone in their circle date raped them then sexually abused them. No criminal charges have been brought against the pair.

The claims started in January on social media. Multiple women claimed to have been abused by the pair in some way, which prompted them to deny the allegations in a statement.

Then, lawyer Tyrone A. Blackburn approached some of the women to hear their stories. He then went to the authorities in Georgia and California, asking them to launch an investigation.

At the time, he said he had claims from 11 different people; the original eight women and three men.

Now, Blackburn says he has heard from an additional six women who have similar allegations.

He has written again to the authorities in Georgia and California, demanding that a criminal investigation be launched.