Cyrus Langhorne
New York rap veteran Busta Rhymes is turning the clock back. The hip-hop pioneer has announced a return to his signature dreadlocks.
Busta went to Instagram Thursday (March 23) to announce the big style news.
Last summer, Rhymes talked about possibly doing something major for his The Big Bang album’s 10-year anniversary.
Earlier the same year, former Busta employee David Jones took legal action against him.
Jones is seeking $236,064 in monetary damages, plus legal fees, stemming from his service for Rhymes from October 2014 until February 2016 when he was allegedly assaulted by the hip hop star and then fired for failing to wash his boss’ “chosen automobile of the day” — a GMC Yukon truck-limousine, according to the suit filed in Brooklyn Federal Court. (New York Daily News)
Recently, New York gym employee Ole Hernandez spoke out on Busta assaulting him.
“You don’t know who I am! I’m Busta Rhymes!” the rapper bellowed, according to Hernandez. “I’m the real n–ga! You’re a f–king f–got, you are a p–sy! You are a Mexican crossing the border to come to this country, I will f–k you up.” Gym surveillance video doesn’t capture audio of the spat, but Rhymes can be seen reaching across the counter and gesticulating in Hernandez’s face until his security guard pulls him away. (Page Six)
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Busta need his butt kicked if he did that.