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Jaguar Wright continues his promise to divulge his colleagues from the OkayPlayer collective and this time has ruled out an indictment against MC Common, raised in Chicago.
On Sunday (Aug 2), Jaguar Wright took to Instagram Live to address the disrespect she alleges that she faced at the hands of Common. During the Live, Wright alleges that Common sexually assaulted her while the two were allegedly dating. According to the songstress, the two were in bed after a show and Common asked for sex, which she declined.
“Gotdamn Common. Next thing I know, we go to bed and he’s like, ‘C’mon Jag.’ I’m like ‘No, no, no. I’m tired n*gga,” Jaguar Wright recalled. “I was on the stage all night. I want to lay down.’ I laid down with my clothes on. I’m a rape survivor. I know how to buy myself a little time. Just in case a n*gga try to get out of hand. You got to pull my pants down. By the time you get my pants down, I promise you I’m hooking off in your jaw. That’s how I grew up!”
According to Wright, it was then that things took an unwanted turn.
“The next thing I know, I wake up. It’s morning and I feel something poking in my face and sh*t. And it’s just poking in my face, poking in my face. And I’m like ‘What the f*ck?!’ Then I open my mouth, this n*gga trying to stick his d*ck in my mouth while I’m sleep,” Wright continued. “Lonnie F*ckin Lynn. Rashid, Common, whatever the f*ck you want to call yourself. Because n*gga if you gon try to stick your d*ck in your mouth while I’m sleep, it ain’t nothing you won’t do.”
The singer of “What Ifs” also claimed that Common’s inability to remain in romantic relationships arose from his damaged center through Lauryn Hill, before adding that she and Erykah Badu had an argument with rapper “The Corner” after they both began dating in 2000.
“I don’t even know why he’s running around looking around with all those PR relationships that never seem to last,” Jaguear Wright said. “Then he ended up with Erykah after I turned him down. I hated my ex-husband because I don’t know how long. No matter where we met, I wouldn’t even look my ex-husband in the face. He would communicate with everyone … A real fucking whore. Let’s stay like a bean. Real.”
Wright also alleges that the strain in her relationship with Erykah Badu became so bad that Badu wrote and released her song “Booty” aimed at Wright.
“Then he got with Erykah and then Erykah was jealous as f*ck of me. That song ‘Booty’ on that second album. That sh*t was about me. She made that sh*t up at Black Lily in New York. That line, ‘Your booty might be bigger but I still can pull your n*gga but I don’t want him.’”
The claim that “Booty” was aimed at Wright apparently isn’t too far off after Erykah Badu used the song recently to possibly respond to Wright’s call to “meet up” earlier last week.
As previously reported, this isn’t the first time that Wright has aired out her former crew over the disrespect of late The Roots co-founding member Malik B, calling out the collective for publicly showing love while privately throwing shade and blackballing the other members from making money.
“Y’all all online talking about respect the family and this and that, but you didn’t respect your brother enough to come get him when he was doing bad,” Jaguar Wright said. “Y’all wasn’t trying to help him, y’all was telling people to turn their back on him while calling him a drug addict.”
She specifically called out Erykah Badu for her lack of love despite Malik B allegedly being the only one in the group who showed the Dallas-native love early in her career.
“Erykah, you didn’t publish anything, but you’re meant to be that enlightened mother,” Wright said. ‘You didn’t say a word about my brother when he was the only one who didn’t treat your ass like you weren’t from Philadelphia, but now you’re silent. I’m killing all this fake. “
Erykah reportedly answered the call, posting on Instagram a video that showed the song in consultation while wearing his space dresses for sale on his website, with the caption: “It’s a month-to-month tangle.” come and get those n ggas please.”
While Wright spent some time explaining the nature of his relationship with Common, he was not the rapper he called to be sexually frightening. Wright also alleges that Brooklyn rapper Talib Kweli also crossed the lines early, claiming that she used to come and see her intentionally undress before and after the shows.
“Talib Kweli would come to Black Lily’s in New York and hide in the green room when we moved, especially me, to see me dress and undress before I take the stage,” Wright continued. “And then wait until no one tries to sneak in … I hold all this to make sure all those monsters in the backpack look good.
As of press time, none of the artists have responded to Wright’s claims, but that didn’t stop fans from associating the collective’s lack of reprimand for Talib Kweli after he went online and seemingly harrassed a young Black woman for more than a week straight, with Wright’s claims of the collective’s predatory behavior.
“Now I understand why none of the black hip-hop men would face Talib Kweli for harassing a black part of their age online for weeks. They are all at the same time and need to keep their feet on the necks of black women. But those days are coming to an end,” wrote one fanatic.
Although Wright is calling out her colleagues, she also came clean about her own misdeeds when it came to not speaking up for fellow rapper Flo Brown before apologizing for turning a blind eye when she allegedly faced some sort of assault behind the scenes.
“Flo Brown! That’s how I use to call you to the stage .. and you never let us down,” Wright said. “You ripped every ? dominated every stage and all you wanted was respect in return. Let me do this for you. If anybody out there knows #flobrown from norf jersey .. please tell her I’m looking for her. I want to atone for my part in her demise! We women need to learn some loyalty to each other. I’ll be the example. No misogynist allowed or hating ass females either. We only do equal in my world! Flo you were always my equal.”
Check out the full IG Live below.