Celebrities often shy away from speaking out on controversial topics, but rapper Joyner Lucas isn’t afraid to speak his mind. He recently caused a stir by defending Chris Brown, who was facing personal problems despite his undeniable talent in the R&B industry. Lucas brought attention to the issue, sparking heated debate on social media.
Over his decade-long career, Chris Brown has wowed fans around the world with his electrifying performances, sultry voice and exciting dance moves. However Loyal the singer has repeatedly found himself in the center of public attention due to many incidents in his personal life.
Joyner Lucas vigorously defends Chris Brown
For some, Brown’s indiscretion tainted the perception of his talent. But for Joyner Lucas, this ongoing criticism is disproportionate and completely unfair. In explosives video
Posting on his official Twitter account, Lucas didn’t mince words.“I will say it once and I will not say it again: defamation of Chris Brown will not be tolerated. “I’m talking about you weirdos, fucking celebrities, weirdos who get on these podcasts and start shitting on my nigga for no fucking reason.”
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At the same time videoLucas made a strong statement in Brown’s defense, going beyond his previous impassioned defense. He claimed that Chris Brown “the closest thing to Michael Jackson we have.” Joyner Lucas rejected The Weeknd’s criticism, saying: “It is what it is.”
“The closest we came to Michael Jackson. I don’t care what you say about The Weekend. It is what it is.”
This caused a strong reaction from fans, many of whom analyzed Lucas’ comments. Some believed his words were directed at Selena Gomez, given rumors of her reaction during the VMAs. Lucas’ Instagram stories later confirmed this suspicion, further criticizing Gomez.
Joyner Lucas didn’t stop there. He also appeared to take some shots at Tinashe, the Zimbabwean-American artist, referencing a podcast in which she talked about her “awkward” collaborations with R. Kelly and Chris Brown.
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Michael Jackson fans react
The internet was abuzz after Joyner Lucas took a bold stand, and some praised his loyalty; most were furious at the comparison to the late King of Pop.
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Comparing Brown to the late Michael Jackson, often called the King of Pop, has generated much controversy and criticism. Some question whether talent alone is enough to ignore an artist’s controversial past.
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When celebrities engage in such controversial discussions, they inevitably bring with them a huge following and a wide range of opinions. Some of them were Team Lucas, others favored artists like The Weeknd and Jackson. Their comments added fuel to an already raging fire.
Source: Twitter