Lil Wayne and Young Buck are making headlines today but on different spectrums!!! The Bodyguard who was beat down by Lil Wayne lawyers up. While Young But declares for civilians to shot cops before they shot us!?!
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CelebNMusic247.com is SMH right now with the latest topics that are trending today about Lil Wayne accuser lawyering up and Young Buck declaring violence is the answer.
First Lil Wayne knew this was going to happen!
According to Thirty Mile Zone:
Lil Wayne violently cold cocked a bouncer who was trying to do his job … so claims the doorman, who’s getting ready to sue the rapper.
The bouncer’s attorney — Arsineh Aghakhani from Los Angeles City Law — says she’s preparing the lawsuit against Lil Wayne for battery after her client claims the rapper attacked him while working the door last month at Hyde nightclub for a BET Awards after-party.
We’re told Weezy’s entourage was upset they got searched, and after an argument erupted … Wayne allegedly came from behind and punched the bouncer in the face. Wayne’s bodyguards also allegedly shoved the staffer up against a wall … and we’re told he suffered a dislocated jaw and shoulder injury.
Of course, Wayne has denied punching the guy, but admits there was a brief altercation.
On the flip, Young Buck Declares The Right To Shoot Bad Cops Before They Shoot?
HipHipEarly has this report:
In response to the killings of Alton Sterling & Philando Castile by the police, Young Buck dropped the track ‘The Get Back.’
In the lyrics Buck spits a verse stating:
“Make these ni—s load up and go kill a cop right now.”
Buck popped up on TMZ Live, where he was grilled on his incendiary message. He didn’t back down, saying that if you find yourself in a situation where you feel a cop is going to harm you, you have a right to harm him first
“My condolences go out to the lives that was lost in Dallas. But I do feel like we have the right to protect our lives,” he explained.
He also addressed the more peaceful message about police relations that The Game and Snoop Dogg have been spreading.
“I’m here. I’m in the ghetto. My feet is really here. So it’s a bit different, I feel like. I feel the pain. I bare my own bruises from police brutality. So my rage is fueled from a different can of fire,” Buck said, before conceding he still does salute Game and Snoop’s efforts.”
Is this the right message? No, it’s NOT! If Isaiah Crowell had to apologize so does Young Buck…This is WRONG!
Thoughts?
