вЂњYou canвЂ™t get on here and just say the truth,вЂќ Budden said. Joe Budden and his co-hosts were upset over DaBaby allegedly having to get approval from an LGBTQ+ organization to perform at Rolling Loud New York. The out-of-context footage quickly spread as Twitter and Instagram users assumed Joe Budden was honestly revealing heвЂ™s bisexual.Д«ut the former Slaughterhouse memberвЂ™s comment was made during a lengthy discussion about DaBaby and the LGBTQ+ community. Even Azealia Banks chimed in.Joe Budden became a trending topic on social media after people thought he came out as bisexual on his podcast.ДЄ clip of the retired rapper saying he likes вЂњguys and girlsвЂќ on Episode 485 of the Joe Budden Podcast went viral on Thursday. 'Ahhhhhhh, i see the word got out!! Continue to spread the word pls.'ДЇans and celebrities are reacting to the news as if it's true as well. DaBaby was the one who spewed ugliness into the world and he's the only one responsible for the mess.Д«udden is playing into the drama on Twitter. Every single person gets to sit with DaBaby's actions and decide how they want to move forward, some forgive him and some don't, but the queer people who would rather not deal with him are not the real bullies because they no longer want to engage. If I attend a concert of a musician I like and they launch into an anti-gay tirade on stage, I certainly have enough self-respect to never listen to them again. If not, he has even more to work on.ДЄs one member of the LGBTQ+ community who only speaks for himself, all I want is basic respect. But if Budden is a member of the community, he's got a lot of self-reflection and education to do. This is the context in which Budden 'came out', seemingly as a preventative tactic to keep the gays off his back. In the conversation, Budden and his cohorts actually compare the LGBTQ+ community to the mafia and say the community is extorting DaBaby for apologies and money to allow him to perform on stage again. So back to Budden, who discussed the drama on his podcast. The community is not a single entity, does not have a CEO, and its opinions aren't monolithic, but blogs ran with the report anyway even though it was promptly debunked by the person TMZ originally quoted. The rapper has laid relatively low until this past Sunday, where 50 Cent surprised his fans with a DaBaby set in the middle of his own at Rolling Loud New York.ДЄfter the performance, reports circulated around Hip-Hop blogs that the 'CEO of the LGBTQ+ community' had forgiven DaBaby and approved the performance which is, as many people pointed out on the internet, ridiculous. Again, I apologize for my misinformed comments about HIV/AIDS and I know education on this is important.

'I want to apologize to the LGBTQ+ community for the hurtful and triggering comments I made. After his slew of headlining festival performances were promptly canceled and Dua Lipa stopped promoting their remix of 'Levitating', he eventually apologized. whatever reason.Д¬elebrities like Elton John and Madonna began to call him out for homophobia and stigmatizing AIDS. He went on Instagram live and said his words were meant as 'a call to action' and that his gay fans 'donвЂ™t got f*cking AIDS' because they arenвЂ™t 'nasty' or 'junkies.' He even released a self-directed music video where he held up a sign that reads 'AIDS' for. 'Fellas, if you ainвЂ™t sucking d*ck in the parking lot, put your cellphone lighter up.вЂќ Another person on stage then adds, вЂњLetвЂ™s be real about this shit, some of yвЂ™all n****s suspect as a motherf*cker.вЂќДЄfter first, DaBaby doubled down on the comments.

'If you didnвЂ™t show up today with HIV, AIDS, or any of them deadly sexually transmitted diseases, thatвЂ™ll make you die in two to three weeks, then put your cellphone lighter up,' he said to the crowd between songs.

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