Miami, FL – Vic Mensa has issued an apology after an XXXTENTACION diss he recorded aired on the October 6 taping the 2018 BET Hip Hop Awards.
In his pre-recorded cypher, the outspoken rapper condemned Hip Hop artists accused home violence such because the late XXXTENTACION, whose mom was in attendance to just accept the Greatest New Artist Award on his behalf.
“Just lately, I did a freestyle for the BET Hip Hop] Awards cypher addressing and condemning rappers who unabashedly abuse girls and those that get up for them and even name them legends,” Vic mentioned in his apology video. “I stand behind these statements. It was pre-recorded weeks in the past, and I had no thought a grieving mom can be within the viewers to honor her misplaced son. I by no means supposed to disrespect her, and I fer my deepest condolences for her loss by the hands gun violence.
“Nevertheless, I vehemently reject the development in Hip Hop championing abusers, and I can’t maintain my tongue about it. I don’t give a fuck about getting consideration. I care about bringing consciousness and holding individuals accountable for his or her actions.
Within the Instagram caption, he added, “Shield girls. Home & sexual abuse aren’t excusable as a result of you’ve got expertise or you’re troubled. With that mentioned I used to be not conscious his mom can be in attendance & I fer her my deepest condolences.”
Phrase Vic’s diss was first made public on Saturday by DJ Scheme, a longtime affiliate XXXTENTACION. He aired out Vic Twitter.
“When y’all hear Vic Mensas fucking freestyle on the BET awards y’all are going to be fucking disgusted,” he wrote. “@VicMensa SUCK MY DICK.”
The apology didn’t change Scheme’s emotions in any respect.
“Vic Mensa is essentially the most pussy bitch within the rap recreation fam,” he wrote shortly after the video was posted. “I by no means seen somebody so fucking bitch made. Anybody who facet with that fuck ass hoe can see me PERSONALLY.”
Followers will get to listen to Vic’s cypher when the 2018 BET Hip Hop Awards air on October 16.