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Amber Rose slammed for releasing ‘GYOH’ on day of Roe v Wade ruling: ‘Terrible timing’

Amber Rose’s debut rap single is a provocative spin on the Big Tymers’ 2000 hit ‘Get Your Roll On’

Amber Rose, who has dated the likes of Kanye West, Wiz Khalifa, 21 Savage, and Machine Gun Kelly, turned rapper for her latest single called ‘GYHO/GOTCHA’ where ‘GYHO’ stands for ‘Get Your H** On’’. However, the timing of the song got a little off as it clashed with the US Supreme Court overturning the landmark Roe v Wade ruling on Friday, June 24.
 
The controversial public figure got on the wrong side of the Internet as many social media users pulled her up for the terrible timing of the song. Amber Rose’s debut rap single is a provocative spin on the Big Tymers’ 2000 hit ‘Get Your Roll On.’ For the unversed, Amber's ‘GYHO’ has been produced by Mannie Fresh, who also made a cameo appearance in the music video.
 
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Amber Heard in the song raps, “I flex on h**s/F**k a Benz, this a Rose/Wet pu**y, we slang/Freak bi**h, do yo thang,” before urging “all my bitches get your h** on” on the hook. The song dropped on the streaming platforms on the same day when in a 6-3 decision, the US Supreme Court made it legal for states to ban abortions. It will allow individual states to permit or limit the procedure.
 
The court said, “The Constitution does not confer a right to abortion; Roe and Casey are overruled, and the authority to regulate abortion is returned to the people and their elected representatives.” In the ruling, the court added, “The Constitution makes no reference to abortion, and no such right is implicitly protected by any constitutional provision.” While Amber Rose’ rap debut became a hot gossip on Twitter, on the other hand, musicians like Taylor Swift, Halsey, Billie Eilish, her brother Finneas and veteran rocker Pearl Jam among others took to the micro-blogging site to speak on the court ruling.

‘Amber Rose dropping GYHO is bad timing with Roe v Wade decision’

Dragging Amber Rose, one user stated, “Between Pride, Roe V. Wade and amber rose video …this is an interesting time we in.” Another chimed in, “She drop this right when Roe v Wade gets overturned?? I’m sorry but terrible mf timing.” Whereas, an individual asserted, “So Beyoncé is telling women to quit they jobs and Amber Rose is telling those same women to get they h** on………And to top it off, SC overturned Roe v. Wade. Stay safe fellas. Stay safe!
 
The next one tweeted, “Amber Rose dropping “GYHO” (get yo h** on) is bad timing with this Roe v Wade decision.” Meanwhile, one stated, “Roe v Wade was overturned & amber rose dropped a song called get your h** on, i dnt wna be apart of america no mo.” Another user mentioned, “She drops this s**t and then they overturn Roe v wade… I blame her.” And, one concluded, “This Roe v Wade decision happening today, along with this trash Amber Rose song “GYHO” (get yo h** on), is such bad timing and will have condom & morning pill manufacturers companies scrabbling!”