Rapper Lil' Kim addresses backlash on X after she called for a "monsoon" to combat the devastating Los Angeles fires.

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Lil Kim is deflecting the negativity generated from her recent L.A. wildfires post and redirecting the focus on the ongoing crisis response.

Lil’ Kim is doubling down — and clapping back — over recent comments that she made amid the devastating LA fires. The rapper, 50, swiftly faced backlash after posting about the blazes via X, formerly Twitter,

Lil' Kim saw the response to her wishes of a monsoon for the Los Angeles wildfires and doubled in what she said.

Lil Kim disabled her Instagram comments after causing a stir by praying for a monsoon to combat the L.A. fires.

Amid the LA wildfires, prayers and well-wishes are pouring in from celebrities. While many are sharing resources and donation links, Lil' Kim posted a different message that's now going viral. "Been sending strong prayers up for LA and everyone affected by the fires.

Lil’ Kim isn’t backing down. The 50-year-old rapper started off the controversy on Tuesday when she wished for a ‘monsoon’ to descend on Souther California to put out the blaze. But her most pedantic fans criticized her for seemingly simplifying the effects of a monsoon,