Rihanna’s boyfriend, A$AP Rocky, tells fans he would’ve ‘f–ked the s–t’ out of them if he was single

A$AP Rocky is under fire after he was caught on video at a recent concert in Arizona telling fans he would’ve “f–ked the s–t” out of them if he was single.

“Thank God y’all didn’t know me when I was single, ’cause I would’ve f–ked the s–t out of you,” the “Praise the Lord” rapper said in a fan video taken from the concert circulating online.

The comment apparently rubbed some fans the wrong way as they sounded off with negative remarks in support of Rocky’s girlfriend, Rihanna, on social media.

“Rocky is pushing 40 and is a father of three. He needs to stop being so pathetic and embarrassing,” one person wrote via X on Wednesday.

Another netizen reacted, “He could’ve easily went with ‘everybody looks great tn’ but went w the worst thing he could say😭?!”

“When yall realize he’s just a cheating ass loser hyped up by male-centered rihanna for no good reason, the world will heal 😂 he will never change bcs men never change and its ok to just admit that,” a third tweeted.

However, one fan noted the line was meant to serve as a transition to introduce the rapper’s next song, titled “F–kin’ Problems” where he raps about loving “bad bitches” and his proclivity for having sex.

Rocky has been off the dating market for several years now since he started dating the “Diamonds” hitmaker.

They first went public with their romance in 2020 after months of romance speculation.

They’ve since become parents and share three children: sons RZA and Riot as well as daughter Rocki.

The “Sundress” rapper recently revealed their entire relationship is owed thanks to his mother, who he said convinced him to date the fashion and beauty mogul.

“My mother used to say s–t like, ‘I know you like this girl that you [are] with right now’ — I ain’t gon’ say no names — ‘but I want you with RiRi,’” he said on an episode of The New York Times’ “Popcast” in January.

“It’s like, ‘Ma, why you keep saying that? That girl don’t even want me like that,’” he said.

“Mothers know best,” he continued, adding: “I’m thankful that [Rihanna] was put in my life at that time because any time prior to that I don’t think I was ready for something like that. I don’t think she was either.”