Sukihana found herself and an overzealous fan in an unusual situation this week—by sucking her dirty toes through the car window, and her reaction has left the internet buzzing.
This isn’t the first time Sukihana has gotten freaky love from a fan. In 2022, she allowed a fan to lick her feet and thighs inside the club.
A similar episode also happened last year when the Delaware rapper responded to critics who complained about her allowing fans to imitate a sexual act on her at a recent Detroit show, but she was uncomfortable with YK Osiris forcibly kissing her just weeks before.
In the video shared by the Florida rapper on Twitter on June 25, 2023, Suki is seen bending over on stage while two women lick the outside of her lace tights, imitating the act of anilingus, a clear reference to her viral hit, “Eating.”
Many fans objected to the imagery, with one fan reminding the star of the backlash YK received for kissing her, even though fans can go further.
Suki explained the difference in one word: “Consent,” followed by a blue heart emoji.
In a now-viral video circulating on social media, another was seen sexually showing Suki love.
The unknown girl deftly reached into the reality star’s parked car and began touching Sukihana’s feet. While there was some initial confusion, it soon became clear that the fan was going in for an unusual display of affection – toe-sucking.
What’s even funnier is that the rapper and social media personality didn’t notice or understand what was happening until someone in the car pointed it out.
Fortunately, Sukihana handled the situation with grace and humor. After a moment of surprise, she is seen laughing and thanking the fan.
Videos and images of the bizarre event quickly spread through social media platforms, sparking a mix of reactions from the internet.
This toe-sucking incident is consistent with Sukihana’s message to parents during the Math Hoffa conversation.
“I don’t let my kids listen to my music. I’m an adult entertainer. I make vulgar music and just, like, hip-hop. What I will tell you is that kids should be kids. Just like I monitor who my kids listen to, I wouldn’t let my kids listen to me.”
