Lil Uzi Vert has confronted extra ‘Satanist’ backlash after posing in a bloody photograph shoot for 032c Magazine.
Fans flocked to the journal’s remark part after a close-up of Uzi showcased an upside-down cross painted on his brow, adopted by blood pooling out of his nostrils.
“Uzi gotta act Satanic for fame is so sad gang lmaoooo boy went out horrible,” one critic commented, whereas one other merely wrote: “Satanic uzi” with a thumbs down emoji.
Elsewhere, one critic wrote, “Again with this satanic bullsht,” whereas one other added, “No one wants his pink tape he is using his music to brain wash yah into his demon fandom obsession which just confuse and destroy the youth.”
Uzi hasn’t responded to the backlash, however that is removed from the primary time the Philadelphia rapper has been accosted for his alleged Satanist conduct. The Eternal Atake hitmaker had beforehand carried out an unreleased track throughout his Rolling Loud California set, and rappers and followers alike took subject with one lyric specifically: “I make a city girl believe in Satan.”
The lyric was seemingly in reference to City Girls rapper JT, who Lil Uzi Vert has been relationship on and off since late 2019, however Tony Yayo and Summer Walker each condemned the lyric, with the latter calling out the trendiness of “demon” worshipping.
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“lol…..i be genuinely curious have these people ever seen or heard a demon before..?” Walker allegedly requested in an Instagram Story submit on certainly one of her burner accounts, in response to The Shade Room. “Or it’s just a trend cause I feel like if you have you’d stop playin…really nothing funny or cute about it. May God be with y’all.”
As for Tony Yayo, the G-Unit soldier advised TMZ that he personally believes in God.
“I believe in God. I don’t know about that stuff, man. That’s crazy,” Yayo stated earlier than he was requested if Uzi had taken issues too far along with his lyric. “Yeah, that one was a little too crazy for me.”
Lil Uzi Vert ended up responding to the backlash, and just about advised everybody to settle down, and that the lyric was merely a braggadocious bar.
“Basically, I make a girl do whatever I say so,” he clarified to TMZ.
After previewing just a few extra information throughout his Rolling Loud set, Lil Uzi Vert spoke concerning the delay behind his forthcoming LP the Pink Tape, and apologized for taking so lengthy to drop the album. However, he stated he’s placing the ending touches on it now.
“I do make y’all wait a long time for music and I’m so sorry. I thought that shit was cool before but that shit is lame,” he admitted. “I’m putting the final touches on Pink Tape and I promise — I made a lot of promises in my life, but this time I promise.”
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