There were some controversies on the release of a video from a Colombian rapper recently. J Balvin has been in the limelight since he released his video. The footage depicted some black women on dog leashes, which drew the attention of many people on social media.
This video collaborated with Tokischa, and the director Raymi Paulus featured this musician entering an underworld. In the video, the musician was tugging some black women on dog leashes.
The video left people in awe, and his mother also commented and spoke against the video in a news interview. The musician has been apologizing since these controversies began, and the video is no longer on YouTube.
The musician stated he didn’t intend to disrespect anyone in the video. Many criticisms of this video are clear, and the chancellor of Colombia and other government officials commented on the visual. It depicted racism, sexism, and misogynistic behaviors.
The claims were published in an open letter, and J Balvin removed the video from YouTube. This happened after J Balvin apologized for the controversies, and he said he didn’t mean to offend the black community.
The singer said in his Instagram story that he is full of love, and he wasn’t aiming to spread a racist message to the world. He said he respects black women, and he removed the viral video from YouTube after the criticisms.
An apology was issued by Google CEO Sundar Pichai in relation to his company’s handing of the firing the chief Artificial Intelligence (AI) researcher of the company who is a Black woman who voiced her concerns regarding racism rooted in algorithms. In a memo published by Axios, Pichai stated that her firing does not align with her claims and stated that an investigation will be launched to understand her departure and “work to restore” their trust.
After NBC’s Peacock released new Saved by the Bell reboot that was distasteful regarding Selena Gomez’s kidney transplant, the streamer issued an apology. The sixth episode of the series showcases two Bayside high students wondering who would have been the singer’s donor, although it was already revealed in 2017 that it was her close friend and actor, Francia Raísa who donated a kidney. They argue about how it was either Justin Bieber’s mother or Demi Lovato. Later, a graffiti is shown reading “Does Selena Gomez even have a kidney?” which led to further backlash against the show.
“Presently they are listening a few, yet I despite everything think we have not heard that official conciliatory sentiment to a man who fundamentally relinquished everything for the better of this world,” he said.
In just over a year from this past Saturday (July 2), G Herbo released his fourth studio album 25. As part of that project, a number of artists contributed, including Lil Tjay, Polo G, 21 Savage, Gunna, Yosohn, The Kid LAROI, and Rowdy Rebel, whose contribution was especially notable on “Drill.” Produced by Luca Vialli, “Drill” combines Chicago and Brooklyn with hard-hitting bars that reflect the similarities between the two territories:
With the release of the video for “Drill,” G Herbo celebrates 25’s one-year anniversary with a Zae Production directed video. There are several locations where Rebel links up with his Chicago counterpart, including a quick market with a crowd of people, as well as a high-end SUV.
Aside from “Drill,” G Herbo has also provided his fans with 25 images and videos captured during the 25 album campaign. You can find photos of freestyles by visiting his Instagram account, as well as intimate photos with family, notable performances, and more. Hardcore fans were probably also delighted to see that G Herbo’s website was offering a 25% discount on its merch over the weekend.
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