Rapper Boosie Badazz accused fans of bullying him after he walked out of The Color Purple musical with his minor daughters.
Boosie and his 2 daughters settled into their seats in the movie theater to watch the family-oriented movie.
But the father of 8 was taken aback by the film’s LGBT+ content.
The 41-year-old Baton Rouge native took to social media on Monday to explain why he walked out of the theater in the middle of the movie.
“I had to walk out this Color Purple movie ([and] two other older couples walked out also) because I had my little girls with me,” he wrote on Twitter/X.
“It seemed like a [rainbow] love story!! Good acting, but whoever wrote the script is pushing the narrative hard!! As a parent, I will not let my little girl watch this film.”
Studies have shown that LGBT-themed media can’t convert children from straight to gay.
Fans of the movie dragged Boosie who has expressed anti-LGBT sentiments in the past, despite the fact that his eldest daughter identifies as LGBT.
Boosie is a doting father who spends quality time with his youngest daughters.
Now he is doubling down after fans accused him of being down-low ghey after he criticized the movie.
“Why if someone doesn’t agree with the [rainbow] narrative that’s being pushed why do y’all say that the person who does’t agree is [rainbow]. That’s bullying,” he wrote in a social media post.
Boosie added: “We have a right as parents to say it’s not cool for a 7 [and] 9 year old to watch this. We have rights as parents to protect our children as much as we can. I have no problem at all with [rainbow] people. My granddad was a preacher (Southern Baptist) [and] I’m just tryna raise my kids with the same beliefs [and] respect we was raised with it’s just this world will have U [in] a fight to do so!!”
