Vince Staples Calls R. Kelly a 'Fool'
Vic Mensa isn’t the only rapper denouncing R. Kelly. Taking to Twitter, Vince Staples made a series of posts about the controversial R&B singer.
“This ni**a R Kelly is a fool,” he wrote, before posting a photograph of the Chicago crooner in his Pied Piper costume. “Look at this ni**a,” he added. “I can’t believe y’all call me weird. I ain’t never wore a super villain disguise & a headband.”
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When fans tried to stick up for Kelly based on the music he’s made throughout his career, the Big Fish Theory rapper responded: “Since you love R kelly so much have him perform at your daughters next birthday party. No? Ok thought so … I don’t care if you wrote the Happy Birthday song if you pee pee on a 9th grade girl I’m never giving you a pass the jokes flying.”
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Continuing his Twitter posts, Staples referenced an infamous video tape, which was said to feature Kelly having sex with and urinating on a 14-year-old girl. In 2008, Kelly was acquitted on 14 charges of making child pornography in a case that focused on that tape.
“I’m curious on why yall care so much he clearly aint care enough if he pee pee’d on a child on tape. The man pee pee’d on his own furniture,” he wrote. “Look, I won’t deny the music y’all don’t deny the pee pee. Deal? Cool.”
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Vince’s comments follow a recent report, which claims that Kelly is holding women against their will in a “cult.” Kelly has denied these allegations and has said that he will continue on his current “After Party Tour.” However, his Oct. 6 concert at Los Angeles’ Microsoft Theater has been canceled for an undisclosed reason. Upcoming dates in Baton Rouge, Dallas, and New Orleans have also been canceled.
We regret to inform you that the R. Kelly event on Friday, October 6, 2017 has been cancelled.
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— Peacock Theater (@peacock_theater) July 31, 2017