50 Cent says he was confused by comedian Andrew Sculz’s joke about forcibly “making love” to rapper Kendrick Lamar.
“I’m a fan [of your work], but I don’t understand what got into you that made you say you was going to f-ck Kendrick?” 50 Cent said to Schulz on his FLAGRANT podcast.
Schulz interjected, saying that he said he would “make love” to the rapper.
“I apologize guys,” 50 Cent continued. “This is from years and years of trauma; this comes from abuse from the neighborhood I grew up in. This comes from a lot of different things. ‘Make sweet love,’ I heard ‘f-ck’ when you said it. I don’t know why I registered it that way. And look, for people to write petitions behind it is crazy.”
Schulz faced backlash from the joke and fans called for him to be canceled. He later revealed that Kendrick Lamar fans had sent him and his family death threats.
Black Twitter continued to drag Schulz, as his “joke” was in response to K.Dot defending Black women.
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