Soulja Boy is back in the headlines but this time it is for his maturity. Draco has issued an apology to J. Cole, after cursing him out.
50 Cent’s newest celebrity beef is probably the last person he would expect. Madonna has clapped back at him for a lack of sincerity.
Gucci Mane has returned to Twitter. But rather than slinging more slander, Guwop explained that he was addicted to lean, apologized to Drake, Baby, and others, and said that he plans to enter rehab for a lean addiction.
J. Cole and Drake came under criticism for lyrics in their “Jodeci Freestyle” that disparaged sufferers of autism. J. Cole apologized on Sunday night (July 21) and last night (July 22) Drizzy took his blog to express contrition over the rhymes, and say the lyrics would be removed.
Drake and J. Cole recently came under fire for lyrics in their song “Jodeci Freestyle” that made light of sufferers of autism. The latter—who rhymes “I’m artistic, you ni–as is autistic, retarded,” on the song—has offered up an apology via a lengthy letter where he explains his regret and remorse over the matter.
Sergio Garcia clearly doesn’t consider Tiger Woods a “Cablinasian.” The two golfers have had a long simmering, passive aggressive feud. When asked to comment on their relationship yesterday (May 21) in England, Garcia offered up a fried chicken joke. Yes, this is 2013.
Beyoncé is sorry. Queen King Bey apologized to her fans for postponing one of her shows via a handwritten letter she posted on her Facebook page.
It took a few days, but Lil Reese has finally apologized. The Chicago rapper and Def Jam signee found himself in a hailstorm of criticism when video of him punching and kicking a woman later identified as Tiairah Marie, made it online. Last night, Reese took to Twitter say that his juvenile actions were a thing […]
Suspect and borderline, if not outright, racist jokes have been creeping up from the moment Jeremy Lin kicked off his amazing play for the New York Knicks. But after his team took an L to the New Orleans Hornets last night (February 17), ESPN of all places revealed just how insensitive the Lin commentary can be. […]
