Boosie Badazz really let Kanye West have it after the rapper debuted his “White Lives Matter” fashion show at Paris Fashion Week.
Boosie Badazz Trashes Kanye West Online
Kings of the Streets Tour with Lil’ Boosie, Plies and Blac Youngsta at James L. Knight Center Featuring: Boosie Badazz previously Lil BoosieWhere: Miami, Florida, United States When: Sep 17, 2016Credit: Johnny Louis/WENN.com Newscom/( Mega Agency TagID: wennphotosfive993091.jpg) [Photo via Mega Agency]
The confrontational rapper couldn’t sit back and watch West take down the entire race, he took to social media to encourage the “Stronger” rapper to leave the race altogether.
“EMBANG @kanyewest YOU WILL JUST CONTINUE TO USE YOUR PLATFORM TO CONTACT YOUR OWN RACE LIKE THIS THIS IS SAD N the black people who still support u are sadder LAST TIME TALK ABOUT #Kanyewestdoesntlikeblackpeople HELP US N WHITEN YOUR SKIN EVERYONE Thanks,” Boosie wrote on Twitter.
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He followed the post with an edited photo of West with skin bleached to look white and captioned it “just do it!” a nod to the famous rapper’s drama with Nike over the years.
Boosie Followers Agree
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The comments and memes started rolling in immediately with many agreeing with Boosie. “TELL HIM,” said one follower. Another agreed, “Boosie The Last One Left,” they claimed. And a favorite in the comments section, “FAAAAAAAACTS.”
However, there were some clarifications from Kanye in the comments that tried to educate the public on what the rapper allegedly meant when he said, “White Lives Matter.”
“HE TALKED ABOUT THE STATUS IN AMERICA. BLACK MEANS DEATH OF THE SON-IN-LAW @kanyewest #KANYE IS A BILLIONAIRE ABOUT STATUS. IT’S A DIFFERENT LEVEL WHEN YOU KNOW WE DON’T REFER TO OURSELVES BLACK IN MY OPINION,” they shared.
Unfortunately, comments like these get lost in a sea of comments supporting Boosie and hoping West will one day disappear.
Some Celebrities Agree With Boosie
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The down south rapper wasn’t the only one puzzled by West’s choice. News commentator Jemele Hill tweeted,
“A lot of people try to excuse Kanye wearing a white vitals t-shirt as trolling or marketing. Maybe it is. But it’s a dangerous message to send to someone with his massive platform. I have gone friend. But you all continue to label his stupidity as genius.”
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Host and plus-size model Tess Holliday reposted a photo of the rapper and Candace Owens posing in a “White Lives Matter” sweatshirt at her fashion show backstage. He wrote on it, “I don’t want to hear one thought about mental illness. None.”
He went on to write, “You have to be the cruel and unusual type to display violence and violence like this. And to bring in Candace Owens? This is deliberate and violent and despicable.”
The rapper clearly resents both celebrities and norms. This is not going to end well.
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