Sauce Walka is turning his latest personal controversy into new music with an impressive turnaround time.
The Houston rapper recently released a new track titled "Baby Mama Drama," arriving just days after allegations made by the mother of his child, Kiley Lossen, made headlines and drew Drake into the conversation.
The song appears to address the ongoing public dispute head-on, with Sauce repeatedly framing the situation as nothing more than "baby mama drama" while taking aim at his former partner throughout the record, with lines such as, "Bitch still mad I don't want her" and "Bald-headed hoe, take the wig off," while also referencing co-parenting tensions and unpaid child support allegations.
“Bitch, you don't never drop the kids off / White hoe look like jigsaw, Black bitch thick and her skin soft / Little apartment bitch this the big house / See me with the bitch and her friends out / Now it's time for me to keep the kids home / That was just a lie still can't see em / Never took my son to the museum,” raps Sauce.
He also made a reference to Drake's new Iceman album by rapping, "Not a ice man, just a cold pimp / Talking to the trick through the whole DM."
The release comes after Lossen shared a series of social media posts alleging misconduct by the rapper. Among the claims was an accusation that Sauce Walka damaged a luxury Mercedes-Maybach that she says Drake purchased for her.
In one post, Lossen shared a photo of herself standing in front of a white Maybach adorned with a large red bow, alleging that the vehicle became a source of tension in her relationship with Sauce.
The controversy escalated further when Lossen posted what she claimed were recordings of phone conversations with Sauce Walka. In the alleged audio, a man believed to be the rapper could be heard making inflammatory remarks about Lossen and threatening to get Drake "shot at."
Lossen later issued a statement explaining why she decided to go public with the allegations. She said her intention was not to generate attention or internet drama but to speak about issues she had been dealing with privately and to address concerns involving their child.
She also emphasized that the situation was not ultimately about Drake, despite the headlines surrounding his alleged involvement.
Meanwhile, Drake's camp appeared to dismiss the alleged threats contained in the leaked recordings. Chubbs, one of Drake's closest associates, responded to a post about the controversy by commenting, "N***a ain't gone do nothing."
