When asked about the incident for the GQ Hype story, the rapper is said to have stared down at the floor and said, "If I can ever speak on it, I never once in a million years want to do any harm to any woman, period. Quavo also denied he ever physically abused Saweetie. A year had already passed since the incident when the video was released, and Saweetie released a statement after TMZ published the video, saying the couple had gotten past the incident and reconciled. Social media roasted Quavo for his behavior and lack of sympathy. The video, which surfaced in April 2021, also showed Quavo pull Saweetie into the elevator and how he didn't bother to help her back up on her feet after falling to the ground. The rapper said that the video - which showed him and Saweetie in a heated argument struggling over a suitcase before she stumbles to the ground - still weighs heavy on him.
Other musicians and entertainers to speak against DaBaby include Dua Lipa, Elton John, Madonna, Azealia Banks, Laverne Cox and now Saweetie.Earlier this year, Quavo reflected on their relationship with GQ Hype, recalling the elevator incident that went viral shortly after Saweetie announced their split. “Now it’s 2021 so it’s a different vibe, totally, and people are 100 per cent supportive,” she told TMZ. One of the most legendary queer rappers, Da Brat, has argued that the industry has come a long way since her ’90s heyday. It’s more for my own safety rather than anything else.” In a recent interview with Variety he declined to comment on the DaBaby controversy, admitting: “The honest truth is, I don’t want to speak on a lot of the homophobia within rap because I feel like this is a very dangerous playing field. Lil Nas X, perhaps the most famous gay man in hip-hop, has been frank about his experiences. “Representation is really important, and it is really crucial for us all to have compassion and acceptance of every human,” she said. I got liposuction because I didnt want yall to call.
The Sway With Me artist dished about their tumultuous split via Twitter while. I had plastic surgery because I was trying to look good for yall, the rapper said in May 2018. Many rappers, including Megan Thee Stallion, have come out in support of queer people.Įarlier in the month, the “WAP” megastar told People it was “about time” that rap tackles anti-LGBT+ hate.ĭaBaby performs on stage during Rolling Loud at Hard Rock Stadium on 25 July 2021 in Miami Gardens, Florida. Saweetie confirmed in March 2021 that she and the Migos frontman, 30, had called it quits after three years together. Her mother is Filipino, and her father is AfricanAmerican. The backlash against DaBaby has sparked passionate debate about hip-hop and homophobia. Saweetie is an American rapper and songwriter best known for her song ‘Icy Grl.’ She is from Hayward, California, and currently lives in Los Angeles, California. His remarks led to him being dropped from several music festivals, including Lollapalooza. DaBaby eventually apologised to the LGBT+ community for his “misinformed” and “hurtful” comments, but the apology has since vanished from his Instagram feed. She spoke weeks after DaBaby made comments about “sucking d**k” in the parking lot and people dying from HIV and AIDS or “any of them deadly sexually transmitted diseases that’ll make you die in two, three weeks”. Saweetie added that it is important to “call out what we’re uncomfortable with” and to “call out what we stand for and for what we believe is right”.
Rapper Saweetie performs onstage at the 2019 BET Hip Hop Awards on 5 October 2019 in Atlanta, Georgia.
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