Meek Mill slams Andrew Schultz for ‘extreme’ Kendrick Lamar joke

Meek Mill is speaking out against comedian Andrew Schultz after he reacted to Kendrick Lamar’s “Wacced Out mural.”

During a wild rant on his “FLAGRANT” podcast earlier this week, Schultz joked that he would “have sex” with K. Dot whether they agreed to it or not, and he also made other crazy claims. The comment quickly went viral.

The backlash was strong, with many including TDE president Terrence “Punch” Henderson Jr. and Ice Cube’s son O’Shea Jackson Jr. weighing in on the discussion. Tzu tried to turn “rape” into a joke.

“White people saying they will publicly rape black people is so extreme,” Meeker tweeted on Thursday (December 5). “And then say it’s just a joke…, black masculinity is not a joke! I see the same guy on his platform saying I’m gay! My white friends are like it’s a joke! We black men The community would never make such a joke!

Schultz fired back at Meek’s reaction to the comedian joking about the Philadelphia rapper’s sexuality. “You seem to like it,” he wrote.

“This is the first time I’ve ever laughed at myself for being gay,” he wrote on Twitter in March, along with a clip of Schulz’s scene. “But don’t joke with me in real life, I’d probably rock it, haha.”

“I’m happy; I’m like Meek Mill,” Schultz said on the talk show. “Honestly, I don’t think Mick is gay. But I do think he’s done a terrible job of proving he’s straight. He’s probably the worst person in history.

In a follow-up tweet, Meek Mill vowed not to “melt down,” but said rap was turning into a circus act.

“I’m talking about rap,” he wrote. “S### is starting to look like a circus to me… they want to see me break down and ‘I won’t’ it’s not worth it to me!”