EAZY THE BLOCK CAPTAIN – LOTHARIO – (PAPOOSE DISS)

“Lothario” is a highly personal diss track released by Philadelphia battle rapper Eazy The Block Captain, aimed directly at Papoose and his girlfriend, professional boxer Claressa Shields. Released on October 10, 2026, the track marks a major escalation in the long-running tension involving Eazy, Papoose, and Remy Ma.

The title itself, “Lothario,” refers to a classic literary archetype of a unscrupulous, manipulative womanizer or seducer—originally from the 1703 play The Fair Penitent—which serves as Eazy’s opening shot against Papoose’s character.

Key Allegations & Lines from the Track

Eazy unleashes a series of intense, unverified accusations throughout the song:

• Surveillance and Intimate Media: Eazy claims that Papoose secretly installed cameras and listening devices inside Remy Ma’s home and car, further alleging that Papoose stole an intimate tape.
• Relationship Dynamics: He mocks the age difference between Papoose and Claressa Shields, calling Papoose a manipulator and asserting that Shields treats him like a “father figure” rather than a partner. He also claims Papoose has a daughter who is close to Shields’ age.
• Financial & Emotional Claims: The track alleges that Papoose spent all of Remy Ma’s money and cried when she ultimately told him to leave the relationship.
• Financial Clapbacks: Responding to a line in Papoose’s previous track “Jezebel” where Papoose rapped about sending Remy money via Zelle, Eazy mocks him by rapping that if Zelle isn’t working, “there’s always Cash App”
• The “Knockoff” Rebuttal: Eazy addresses Papoose’s past comments labeling him a “knockoff Papoose” by firing back that he could never be a fake version of him because Papoose “ain’t make it yet.”
• Clever Wordplay: Eazy directly references Papoose’s legendary track “Alphabetical Slaughter,” rapping: “All that Alphabetical Slaughter sh-t but what happens when she stopped at E” (referencing Eazy’s own name).

The track comes after years of subliminal shots, public interviews, and rumors connecting Eazy to Papoose’s ex-wife, Remy Ma. While Eazy had previously remained relatively quiet on the matter, the release of “Lothario” signals that the gloves are completely off, leaving the hip-hop community waiting to see if Papoose will issue a formal musical response.