Blac Youngsta is making enemies after his latest publicity stunt.
On Monday (Jul 10), Blac Youngsta posted a photo of himself at a promotional shoot, seemingly in his backyard) on a makeshift cross with a caption paying tribute to Tupac. “HAIL MARY COME WITH ME 🙏🏾 R.I.P TUPAC #HEAVYCAMP”
While fans had mixed emotions regarding the post, LaFlare1017 artist Ralo was very outspoken regarding the post calling it offensive. The Atlanta rapper, who’s just released his Ralo Laflare mixtape with Gucci Mane, uploaded a series of Instagram posts criticizing Youngsta for uploading an image of himself pretending to be nailed to a cross, which he felt made a reference to Jesus’ crucifixion.
“I don’t give ah fuck what you or nobody else say this shit ain’t funny or cool. Ain’t shit about this shit funny. We don’t play wit God wea I come from we God fearing people. DA fuck wrong with this clown as nigga. An Jesus wasn’t ah fat fuck!!! I can call you ah bitch over ah billion times right now for this picture fuck Boi as nigga. We ock shit pop shit. You ah bitch an anybody that support this shit ah bitch Ole hoe as nigga. An I’m ready for any smoke bitch boi tag that hoe as nigga 👳🏿👳🏿👳🏿 @blacyoungstafb @blacyoungstafb#ALLAHUAKBAR”
Although Ralo received a lot of praise, he was also me with criticism for his response and responded by posting a video explaining his position,”So you telling me that the black community has gotten so f*cked up that you are actually supporting that man and sh*t?”
Blac Youngsta has since responded to the backlash, in a post that has since been deleted, Youngsta attempted to call out hypocrites for praising Nas‘s actual depiction in “Hate Me Now;” before being schooled on the backlash that the Queensbridge MC also faced.
Despite the controversy, the post still remains and Blac Youngsta seems unbothered by the hate and backlash by opting to post a positive message for fans and his critics alike.
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