DaBaby Apologizes to <br />LGBTQ+ Community for, ‘Hurtful and Triggering Comments’.<br />On August 2, DaBaby took to social media<br />to explain and apologize for his homophobic<br />remarks at Rolling Loud Miami. .<br />In his statement posted to Instagram, DaBaby said<br />he felt “demolish[ed]” by others before he had a<br />chance to “learn from [his] mistakes.”.<br />Social media moves so fast that people<br />want to demolish you before you even<br />have the opportunity to grow, educate,<br />and learn from your mistakes, DaBaby, via Instagram.<br />He said he needed<br />was “education” and<br />“kindness,” not for<br />people to “publicly<br />[work] against [him].”.<br />Having people I know publicly working<br />against me— knowing that what I needed<br />was education on these topics and<br />guidance— has been challenging. , DaBaby, via Instagram.<br />I appreciate the many people who came<br />to me with kindness, who reached out to<br />me privately to offer wisdom, education<br />and resources. That’s what I needed and<br />it was received. , DaBaby, via Instagram.<br />DaBaby ended his message with<br />an apology to the LGBTQ+ community, saying his<br />comments about HIV/AIDS were “misinformed.”.<br />I want to apologize to the LGBTQ+<br />community for the hurtful and triggering<br />comments I made. Again, I apologize for<br />my misinformed comments about HIV/AIDS<br />and I know education on this is important.<br />Love to all. God bless. , DaBaby, via Instagram.<br />DaBaby initially doubled down on his<br />comments when he began receiving backlash<br />from fans and celebrities. .<br />His sudden reversal comes just as festivals,<br />including Governors Ball and Lollapalooza,<br />announced his removal from their lineups.
