In his latest 3-track diss EP, SXAH takes direct aim at Arielle Faith, accusing her of being a fake and calculated artist who only got into the industry through connections rather than real talent. The project, which includes the tracks “Quit Capping”, “Arielle Faith”, and “3 Million Deal”, paints a clear picture of how SXAH views her presence in the music scene. Throughout the EP, SXAH claims that Arielle Faith fabricated her emotional pain and struggles just to gain streams and attention.

He refers to her as an “art forger” and someone who copies the emotional style of real artists without actually living it. According to SXAH, her entire image is built on lies and manipulation for the algorithm. One of the main accusations in the project is that Arielle Faith only entered the industry because of a 3 million dollar deal, which SXAH suggests was connected to Xaniat Monet.

He argues that without this deal, she wouldn’t have the platform she currently has. SXAH also claims that her streams and numbers are meaningless, describing them as temporary and built on a fake persona. In tracks like “3 Million Deal” and “Arielle Faith”, SXAH makes it clear that he sees her as someone who plays the victim for attention while contributing nothing real to the culture.

He refers to her as a “Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V” artist and someone who is spiritually and creatively empty. The overall tone of the EP suggests that SXAH believes Arielle Faith won’t last in the industry once people see through her act. With this 3-track project, SXAH continues to separate himself from what he calls “fraud artists” and makes it known that he has no respect for those who use fake stories and industry connections to gain success.

Whether you agree with his claims or not, the EP leaves no doubt about how SXAH truly sees Arielle Faith and her place in the music game.