Tory Lanez Shoots Shot at Iggy Azalea on New Album ‘Peterson’ From Prison

Shoot ya shot. Tory Lanez is using his latest album, Peterson, to express his feelings towards Iggy Azalea, despite his ongoing incarceration. The artist, who is serving time for his conviction in the 2020 shooting incident involving Megan Thee Stallion, channels his emotions into his music, reaching out to the Australian rapper and reflecting on their past relationship.

Get this, one of the most significant tracks, “9$IDE x Amethyst,” is a heartfelt tribute to Azalea, whose real name is Amethyst. In the song, Lanez opens up about his regret and longing for reconciliation. His lyrics are raw and introspective, as he admits, “It be nights I want to talk to Iggy, but she blocked me.” He continues with a hopeful message, urging her to reconnect: “Amethyst, if you ever hear this shit, shawty, call me.”

When it comes to Lanez’s lyrics on this track, he also highlight his self-reflection, acknowledging the mistakes that led to their breakup. He raps, “Richest n-gga in the prison, ain’t no average / Fuck a bitch and think I should have stayed with Amethyst,” demonstrating his realization of the value he lost. As the song progresses, his admiration for Iggy becomes evident, and he expresses his wish to rekindle their romance once he is out of prison.

What’s more, on another track, “Guide Me Through the Storm,” Lanez continues to express his emotional connection to Azalea. He remembers how she supported him during difficult times, even as he faced legal battles. “County jail crying real tears to Iggy Azalea,” he raps, reflecting on the emotional toll of his situation. His lyrics reveal a deep appreciation for her presence in his life, despite the turmoil surrounding his legal issues.

ICYMI, before his sentencing, there had been rumors of a romantic relationship between Lanez and Azalea, which grew stronger when Iggy wrote a letter to the judge in his defense. In the letter, Azalea spoke to his character, stating, “I have never witnessed him [lose] his temper or raise his voice at a woman.” Beyond words, Iggy also took action by hiring six of Lanez’s staff members full-time to help them during his time behind bars. She explained, “I took it upon myself to hire six of his staff members, full time,” emphasizing her commitment to supporting Lanez and his business during his incarceration.