She was asked about her personal style and said it was a “sexually liberated woman.”

A quick chat with a little girl has caused chaos for Latto. The femcee is no stranger to controversy and is quick to clap back at people who try to target her online, and she may have a busy day ahead of her after a snippet of a brief exchange with a child has gone viral.

In the clip, the little girl was conducting interviews at an event and was able to snag a moment with the rapper. “How would you describe your personal style?” the girl asked.

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“I think I’m authentic, I think I give a modern sexually liberated woman,” Latto answered. “You’ll learn about that later.”

After someone uploaded the clip to Twitter, it was quickly shared on various platforms and Latto faced a wave of pushback. Some believed that it was an inappropriate answer for a child, and later, Hazel-E blasted the rapper, saying she would have had to “G check” Latto.

“You gotta know what is appropriate for what audience,” Hazel wrote. “Bring back artist development! I use to teach it when I was a publicist for Insterscope. I remember the first time I trained Gaga for the red carpet…and read the room.”

Check out the clip and read through a few reactions below.

Despite the innocent nature of the video, many people felt that Latto’s provocative answer was very inappropriate for a young child. In a blog post about Latto’s comment, Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood star Hazel-E slid in the comment section and wrote that she would have “G-check” the Atlanta rapper for what she deemed was an inappropriate comment to a little girl.

“She ain’t have to be so provocative in front of that lil girl,” she typed. “Modern, seductive and liberated. Vivacious, current and free spirited. You just gotta know what is appropriate for what audience.”

“Bring back artist development! I use to teach it when I was a publicist for Insterscope,” she continued. “I remember the first time I trained Gaga for the red carpet…and read the room.”