Cyrus Langhorne
West Coast rapper Game is pretty disgusted with the Grammys right now. The hip-hop veteran has reacted to 21 Savage‘s mom allegedly not having tickets sent to her to attend last night’s ceremony on her son’s behalf.
The Los Angeles native hit up Instagram Sunday (February 10) and didn’t censor himself – at all.
If this is true – SMH…. fakery at an all-time high, really tho? Politics FR FR… #Free21Savage @thegame @21savage #SOHHNews pic.twitter.com/tSlGoUNjQ6
— SOHH (@sohh) February 11, 2019
Yesterday, Sav’s manager Justin “Meezy” Williams sent out the shocking Grammys tix announcement.
Sooo Grammys won’t release savages tickets to Savages mom to go to Grammys on his behalf … that shit crazy smh …
— Stone Mound Meezy (@MEGAMEEZY) February 10, 2019
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We won’t be going to Grammys … the politics and shit is ridiculous …
— Stone Mound Meezy (@MEGAMEEZY) February 10, 2019
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Everyone want us to be quiet bout shit that ain’t right man … its crazy
— Stone Mound Meezy (@MEGAMEEZY) February 10, 2019
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I won’t blame this on race … I blame it on lame people being LAME …
— Stone Mound Meezy (@MEGAMEEZY) February 10, 2019
Texas hip-hop artist Post Malone low-key showed his support for Sav during his Grammys performance.
Post Malone took the stage at Sunday’s Grammys Awards to perform his hit song “Rockstar.” Though Malone upset some fans by not mentioning 21 Savage, born She’yaa Bin Abraham-Joseph, while on stage with the Red Hot Chili Peppers, he did wear a shirt with the rapper’s stage name on it underneath his jacket during the performance. (PEOPLE)
Last week, reports emerged about music icon JAY-Z getting involved in Savage’s deportation case over an expired visa.
The hip-hop mogul calls the arrest and detention of the “Bank Account” rapper “an absolute travesty” … and points out his U Visa application has been pending for years. Jay says … “In addition to being a successful recording artist, 21 deserves to be reunited with his children immediately.” Also, even though Savage isn’t a Roc Nation artist, Jay-Z’s company has responded to what it calls a “matter of injustice” by hiring attorney Alex Spiro to assist with his case. (TMZ)
