Chris Brown Denies Anti-Semitic Allegations Amid Backlash Over ‘Vultures’ Dance Video
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Chris Brown has denied being anti-Semitic in the aftermath of a video showing the singer dancing to Kanye West’s “Vultures” song at a party. Chris Brown took to Instagram on Sunday (Nov. 26) to respond to critics who accused him of being anti-Semitic after a video leaked of him dancing to Kanye West & Ty Dolla $ign’s song “Vultures” during a listening party in Dubai. Ye’s contentious track includes the vulgar words, “How I’m anti-Semitic?” I just f***ed a Jewish b***h/I just f***ed Scooter’s b***h, and we rushed up like it was the Olympics/Which of the three became pregnant, and whose child is it? “Whose child is this?” Fans were upset after viewing the video of Kanye, Chris, Ty Dolla, & Bump J rocking out to Kanye’s song, according to a Page Six report published on Saturday (Nov. 25).
In the comments section of Zuckerbrot’s Instagram post, others labelled the clip “beyond sickening,” “trash,” and “disgusting.” Chris Brown wrote a few statements on his Instagram page firmly denying that he is anti-Semitic and promoting hatred. The musician advised his critics not to antagonise him in his initial missive, which he eventually erased. Breezy denied being anti-Semitic in another remark posted on his Instagram Story. Chris’ final comment, which was uploaded on his main Instagram profile, stated that he is not anti-Semitic and added that he “makes music to entertain the entire world.” Finally, Chris Brown wishes folks to know that he is a calm person who creates nice music for everyone.
Chris Brown Denies Being Anti-Semitic In The Face of Backlash For Dancing To Kanye West’s ‘Vultures’ Song
Kanye West & Chris Brown are facing public backlash for allegedly praising and dancing to an anti-Semitic song. The scandal erupts amid Bianca Censori’s relationship problems and Kanye’s comeback single “Vultures.” Both celebrities were labelled ‘trash’ and ‘disgusting’ for making fun of the community in the song’s lyrics. Kanye West, who is recovering from career losses due by anti-Semitic sentiments, released a new song titled Vultures with Ty Dolla $ign on November 18. In a widely shared social media video, the rapper seemed delighted as he rapped along to his new single alongside Chris Brown. “How I’m anti-semitic?” the lyrics begin. “Just f-ked a Jewish Bitch.” Other musicians who attended included Ty, Bump J, and others, as well as Chris Brown, a popular singer, songwriter, hip-hop artist, and rapper. The video quickly went viral, eliciting considerable condemnation from the audience, who labelled it “absolutely disgusting” and “trash.” Tanya Zuckerbrot, a Jewish businesswoman, posted on her X account, “What’s more sickening? The lyrics… Or the fact that Kanye West and @chrisbrownofficial think it’s hilarious?” It’s time for the record industry to chew on this.” Another user commented, “Let them never work again.”
Chris Brown weighs in on the conflict in the Middle East:
— Daily Loud (@DailyLoud) November 27, 2023
“Ima Piru, I’m not Muslim or Jewish” pic.twitter.com/O20N3H3MAn
In the comments section of Zuckerbrot’s Instagram post, others labelled the clip “beyond sickening,” “trash,” and “disgusting.” Chris Brown wrote a few statements on his Instagram page firmly denying that he is anti-Semitic and promoting hatred. The musician advised his critics not to antagonise him in his initial missive, which he eventually erased. ” Please allow me to make this very clear before y’all use me as a pawn,” the message began. “Ima a Piru, I ain’t Muslim or Jewish therefore don’t start no
