What did dababy say to gay people
Dua Lipa 'horrified' at DaBaby's HIV and gay comments
Dua Lipa says she's "surprised and horrified" at DaBaby's comments about people with HIV and queer men.
The singer wrote on her Instagram story that she didn't "recognise this as the person I worked with" and stood "100% with the LGBTQ community".
"We need to approach together to fight the stigma and ignorance around HIV and Aids," she added.
Rapper DaBaby - a guest artist on Dua's hit, Levitating - has been criticised for comments he made at a US festival.
Performing at Rolling Loud festival in Miami, he invited every audience member to "put your cell phone soft up", apart from those who were HIV-positive or were gay men who had sex in vehicle parks.
He also made the false claim that HIV will "make you pass away in two or three weeks".
Medication helping those with HIV to live distant, healthy lives has been available for decades.
DaBaby's comments were supported by rapper TI, who said if Lil Nas X - who regularly asserts his sexuality onstage - was able to state and do as he liked, then
DaBaby: US Rapper comments about HIV and gay dey make pipo para
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Many pipo don criticise rapper DaBaby sake of wetin im tok for one US festival about pipo wit HIV and gay men.
DaBaby bin dey perform for one Rolling Loud festival for Miami. During im performance, im invite every audience member to "put up your cell phone light up" apart from those wey be HIV-positive or queer men wey dey undertake kerewa for car parks.
Im also claim say HIV go "make you cease in two or three weeks".
Medication dey help those wit HIV to inhabit long, healthy lives and don dey available for decades.
Anoda popular rapper TI also support DaBaby comments. E say, if Lil Nas X - wey dey regularly tok about im sexuality onstage - dey able to tell and do as im like, den DaBaby think do di same.
But DaBaby dey face plenti criticism from many odas, including one UK leading HIV and Aids charity and also for social media.
Wit all di gbas-gbas, DaBaby still tok for im Instagram story, say wetin im dey do for im shows "no concern" pipo online.
"Wetin I act for my live display na for di audience for di live exhibit. E no go create s
Rapper DaBaby responds after fans criticise 'homophobic' comments at Miami show
Rapper DaBaby has responded after he was criticised for making seemingly homophobic comments at a Miami gig.
Videos on social media show him telling the crowd: "If you didn't reveal up today with HIV, AIDS, any of them deadly sexually transmitted diseases that'll make you die in two or three weeks, put your cellphone light up."
He also targeted gay men in references to other sexual activities, asking those who did not grab part in them to "put your cellphone light up".
DaBaby's words at the Rolling Loud Miami festival were condemned by social media users as homophobic, but the rapper, real name Jonathan Lyndale Kirk, appeared to double-down in a lengthy Instagram response.
He said across 19 videos: "What I do at a live display is for the audience at the live show.
"It'll never translate correctly to somebody looking at a little five, six-second clip from their goddamn crib on their device. It just don't work like that.
"Because, regardless of what y'all m************ are talking about and how the internet twisted up my m************ words, me and all my fans at the show, the lgbtq+ ones and th
In this op-ed, executive editor Dani Kwateng writes about DaBaby’s recentcommentsat the Rolling Loud music festival, and the tide of homophobic rhetoric in hip hop seemingly catalyzed by Lil Nas X’s artistry.
In 1985, an Indiana superintendent and school board banned13-year-old Ryan White from attending his middle school. Months before, Ryan had been diagnosed with AIDS, which he contracted from a blood transfusion for his hemophilia. Once the general general found out about his diagnosis, he and his mother were ostracized, demeaned, and shamed over an illness that at the time was being called “the gay man’s disease” because of its growing numbers in the society. While he was eventually allowed back in educational facility thanks to a court ruling, the harassment was enough that it forced Ryan to move. Over the next five years, and even after his death in 1990, Ryan would become the poster child for the hysteria and paranoia surrounding the once little-known virus.
Luckily, we've learned a lot in the 31 years since. We now know that having the immune-compromising illness should not be a source of shame and stigma — and in fact, being educated is extremely helpful in living a ful
DaBaby Rolling Loud Festival Homophobic Speech & Comments Transcript
DaBaby Rolling Loud Festival Homophobic Speech & Comments Transcript
DaBaby gave a speech during a show at Rolling Loud Festival on July 25, 2021 that was called homophobic and got him dropped from festivals like Lollapalooza, Austin City Limits, Governors Ball, and several other shows.
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DaBaby: (00:01)
You didn't display up today with HIV, AIDS, any of them deadly sexually transmitted disease that'll make you die two, three weeks, put the cell phone glow up. Lady, if your p***y inhale like water, lay a cell handset light up. Fellas.
Speaker 2: (00:11)
Lights up.
DaBaby: (00:12)
Fellas, if you ain't sucking n****r dick in th