Source: Jeff Kravitz / Getty
SZA claims Top Dawg Entertainment president Terrence ‘Punch’ Henderson and RCA Records are delaying her sophomore album and follow-up to CTRL
SZA is no stranger to being spicey – or replying to spiciness – on Twitter. Yesterday she responded to a user’s comment suggesting that she was lying about her upcoming album dropping, which
she announced would be dropping this summer earlier this year.
DON’T MISS THE LATEST NEWS! JOIN OUR TEXT CLUB! TEXT ‘Z1079‘ TO 71007!
“Congrats on the collab but Summer is almost over and there’s still no album @sza,” read the tweet. “Please don’t tell me you lied again.”
Love Z 107.9? Get more! Join the Z 107.9 Newsletter
We care about your data. See our privacy policy.
SZA replied, “it’s 100% punch and rca on this one.” She later went on to explain that she wanted a summer release, and by the looks of things, that possibility appears to be out of the cards.
It didn’t take long for the top dog at Top Dawg to respond. A little later, Punch happened across the thread, and posted, “Starting to get tired of this. Getting tired of the whole business.”
Get Breaking News & Exclusive Contest in Your Inbox:
SZA’s debut studio album CTRL dropped in 2017. She recently won her first Grammy for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance on her song ‘Kiss Me More’ with Doja Cat.
Check out the Tweets and hit one of those emojis to let us know your reaction!
