Chrisean Rock Unfazed by Lost Followers After Debuting New Blueface Face Tattoo

Chrisean Rock, rapper and reality star, recently showcased a sizable face tattoo of her incarcerated child’s father, Blueface, which resulted in a notable loss of followers. Many of her fans appeared dismayed by the drastic tattoo choice, causing Rock to lose over 200,000 followers, according to TMZ. However, in a Twitter/X post on Thursday (February 1), Rock expressed her indifference to the situation, claiming she’s profiting from the controversy.

In her tweet, Rock stated, “The more y’all hate, the more popular I become. I don’t give a [explicit] about losing followers; I get paid off my engagement/algorithm. If I’m getting 60 plus million views on my post, 400k plus comments, my promo prices just go up, or anything I sell stays sold out. So continue the hate train; it makes me hella money.”

This isn’t the first time Chrisean Rock has tattooed Blueface on her body. In 2021, she got a tattoo of his name in text, followed by a portrait of his face on her neck the following year. Despite contemplating tattoo removal through laser surgery, she eventually decided against it and opted for a cover-up in December.

Despite the tumultuous nature of their relationship, which includes breakups and accusations of physical altercations, Chrisean Rock made headlines last week by announcing that she was moving into Blueface’s home during his ongoing imprisonment.

However, Blueface’s mom, Karlissa Saffold, expressed strong opposition to the idea, commenting on a repost of Chrisean’s announcement, stating, “She better not be mad when he comes home and asks her to leave. Because she already knows he doesn’t [explicit] with her in real life.”

Chrisean addressed her relationship with Blueface during an Instagram Live session, emphasizing the unique dynamic between them. Despite their ups and downs, she shared moments of genuine fun and a best friend vibe. She also hinted at changes in Blueface’s behavior and expressed the complexity of their relationship that outsiders might not understand.