That’s not all he said. During his set at Rolling Loud,as “them deadly sexually transmitted diseases that’ll make you die in two to three weeks”—which is not only false, but feeds into dangerous and outdated myths about the virus and disease. Spreading that misinformation during a concert, even as attention-baiting trollery, can be fairly described as homophobic.
on stage. Considering that rap superstar Megan Thee Stallion, who performed at the event earlier in the night, has a restraining order against Lanez for shooting her last summer, the fact that Lanez was there at all was … not great.If you somehow missed that news cycle last summer (quarantining from the internet sure sounds nice), here’s the gist: Last July, following a party at Kylie Jenner’s house, Lanez wasin his car.
The explicit homophobia is shocking, but not the fact that DaBaby would be brazenly offensive. During a concert in March of 2020, he who was trying to film the show with her phone. The rapper said later that he would have slapped the person for encroaching on his personal space, no matter if it were a man or a woman.He later claimed he had no beef with the uber-positive, ponytailed teen—”All love on my end”—and that critics couldn’t properly comprehend his “wordplay.”Oof. So it seems safe to assume that people did not take his Rolling Loud remarks about HIV/AIDS kindly.
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