Slim Thug Rages At Critics After Facing Backlash For Exposing Alleged Stalker

Slim Thug fired back at online backlash Monday (May 16) after posting a video of himself confronting a woman he says has been stalking him for years and was recently found sleeping in his garage.

The Houston rapper took to Instagram to address the criticism head-on, making it clear he wasn’t dealing with a random person in need.

“Aye, man, a message,” he began. “To all you slow m############ on here talking about, I should’ve did something for this homeless lady, this is not just a homeless lady,” he said. “This is a f###### stalker; this lady shows up to my gym when I have my kids with me.”

Slim Thug stated that the woman has repeatedly appeared at his home, gym and other locations, despite not knowing her personally.

“This lady is not just showing up and sleeping in my garage,” he said. “She’s showing up to my apartment and sleeping in my f###### apartment, garage. Popping up everywhere I’m at.”

He then unleashed on those criticizing him for not showing more sympathy.

“This is a f###### stalker, you slow m############,” he continued. “Y’all find her and get her the f### away from me if y’all give a damn so much. Or y’all bring her to your house. Let her come sleep at your house. I don’t give a damn what y’all say. I’m not having no compassion for no g###### stalker. If you care, go find her, m###########. She be threatening me, all kinds of s### on the m############ Internet.”

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The controversy began last week after Slim Thug posted a video showing the woman lying in his garage.

In the clip, he asked, “How the hell did you get in here?” and told her, “Why are you sleeping in my garage?… Stay the f### away from me. This s### is sick.”

He said the woman’s behavior has escalated over time and that she has been following him for years.

He also referenced a previous incident in 2023 when another woman was arrested for stalking him, suggesting this isn’t the first time he’s dealt with obsessive behavior.

“The m########### be going too far,” he said, defending his decision to post the video and speak out.