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  • Tyler, The Creator’s Old Tweet About Leon Thomas

    It seems like the internet never forgets, especially when it comes to old social media posts! Tyler, The Creator is currently navigating a wave of controversy as some of his decade-old tweets are resurfacing online. Among them is a particularly pointed remark aimed at R&B artist Leon Thomas.

    A Blast from the Past: The Tweet

    The tweet in question, dating back to 2011, reads: “I hate the black dude from Victorious.” At the time, Leon Thomas was widely known for his role as Andre Harris on the popular Nickelodeon show ‘Victorious.’ Tyler, in what’s often described as his ‘edgelord phase,’ was known for making provocative and attention-grabbing statements.

    Given Leon Thomas’s rise to prominence as a successful R&B artist and producer, this old tweet has gained significant traction. It’s no surprise that this particular post is among those Tyler has since deleted, as he faces criticism for past remarks.

    Broader Controversy and Fan Reactions

    This tweet about Leon Thomas is part of a larger online discussion surrounding Tyler’s past behavior. Images have also surfaced showing Tyler wearing a KKK robe and making a Nazi salute, further fueling the debate. Some fans are calling for Tyler to address these resurfaced comments more directly than simply deleting tweets.

    While Tyler has evolved significantly as an artist and person over the past decade, these old posts are causing discomfort, particularly among newer fans who may not have been aware of his earlier online persona. The contrast between his past rhetoric and his current public image has led to accusations of hypocrisy.

    The Internet Never Forgets

    This situation serves as a potent reminder of how digital footprints can linger. Even as individuals grow and change, their past online statements can resurface, sparking debate and challenging their present-day image. The desire to create edgy content for virality, as seen in Tyler’s earlier days, remains a prevalent aspect of internet culture.

    What are your thoughts on Tyler, The Creator’s old tweets resurfacing? Should artists be held accountable for past remarks? Let us know in the comments below!

  • 6ix9ine Calls Sukihana a Top Escort

    It seems the drama between 6ix9ine and Sukihana is far from over. The controversial rapper recently appeared on the “Fresh&Fit Podcast” and didn’t hold back, making some explosive allegations about Sukihana’s alleged involvement in escorting.

    Shocking Claims on Podcast

    During the podcast, 6ix9ine presented his “top five biggest escorts in rap,” and Sukihana was notably placed near the top of his list. He went on to make explicit claims about her alleged activities, stating, “Sukihana sell mad p**sy. But she literally sell it to the n****s in Broward County that are in front of liquor stores.” He further alleged, “I know plenty of delivery boys that f*ck that.”

    The rapper also named other female artists like Rubi Rose, Mellow Rackz, and Saweetie in his controversial list, but singled out Sukihana for her alleged prominence in this activity.

    A Potential Clap Back?

    This public accusation from 6ix9ine appears to be a response to a recent social media dispute between him and Sukihana. Last month, the two clashed over 6ix9ine’s defamatory comments about rapper Young Thug. Sukihana defended Young Thug, referencing the recent death of a mutual friend, Ariela La Langosta, who was reportedly killed due to her boyfriend’s debts.

    6ix9ine did not take Sukihana’s comments lightly, firing back with his own harsh remarks about her friend’s death and making personal insults about Sukihana. This latest podcast appearance seems to be a continuation of that feud, with 6ix9ine resorting to personal attacks.

    6ix9ine’s Latest Diss Track

    Adding fuel to the fire, 6ix9ine recently released the music video for his diss track “FAX (Call Me Wham),” which targets Young Thug. The video includes subliminal shots at the Atlanta rapper and concludes with a fake voicemail mocking Thugger’s attempts to contact Lil Baby, referencing lyrics from Thug’s song “Miss My Dogs.”

    What do you think about 6ix9ine’s allegations against Sukihana? Do you believe these kinds of public accusations are ever warranted? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

  • NBA YoungBoy Swarmed By Fans In New Orleans

    NBA YoungBoy’s recent tour stop in his hometown of New Orleans took an intense turn over the weekend. A video capturing the rapper being swarmed by a massive crowd of fans has gone viral, highlighting the passionate, and sometimes overwhelming, nature of his fanbase.

    Viral Video Shows Intense Fan Encounter

    The footage shows NBA YoungBoy navigating the streets of New Orleans, seemingly without significant security presence. Almost immediately, he’s surrounded by a throng of enthusiastic fans eager to get close to the artist. The situation quickly escalated, requiring police officers to step in and escort him away from the overwhelming crowd.

    The incident has sparked a wide range of reactions online. Some fans expressed concern, urging the rapper to be more cautious and maintain better security, with one user on X (formerly Twitter) stating, “He’s getting too comfy and cocky. He should always be on guard.” Others felt it was understandable given his roots, with a commenter noting, “That’s where he from he should be able to do that.”

    Increased Police Presence for Concerts

    In anticipation of the excitement surrounding NBA YoungBoy’s concerts, the New Orleans Police Department (NOPD) has implemented increased security measures. NOPD Chief Deputy Superintendent Hans Ganthier informed WWL-TV that the enforcement plan includes walking beats, mounted patrols, bicycles, tactical units, drones, an armored vehicle, and high-visibility patrols throughout downtown and the French Quarter.

    Both of NBA YoungBoy’s shows at the Smoothie King Center, which has a capacity of over 14,000, were reportedly sold out. Public safety has been a significant concern, especially after a fan at a recent Kansas show was charged with felony assault for striking a venue employee.

    The ‘Make America Slime Again Tour’

    These New Orleans performances are part of NBA YoungBoy’s ongoing “Make America Slime Again Tour.” The tour, which kicked off in September and runs through November, supports his eighth studio album, ‘MASA.’ The album, released in July, features artists like Playboi Carti and Mellow Rackz and debuted at No. 6 on the US Billboard 200 chart. Supporting acts on the tour include DeeBaby, K3, Lil Dump, NoCap, Offset, and Toosii.

    What do you think about the intense fan reaction to NBA YoungBoy in New Orleans? Should artists take more precautions? Share your thoughts in the comments below!