In a fiery outburst, former NBA star Stephen Jackson has publicly condemned rapper Lil Yachty for referencing George Floyd in a recent lyric, igniting a heated controversy. Jackson, a close ally of Floyd, expressed outrage over Yachty’s attempt to use Floyd’s name for clout, stating, “Don’t ever say his name, bro. Y’all none of y’all knew G.” This statement comes after Yachty’s controversial bar about Floyd, which was perceived as disrespectful and tasteless.

In a video segment, Jackson made it clear that he stands firmly behind Floyd’s legacy and will not tolerate any disrespect towards him. “Let somebody die in your family. We gonna do a whole skit about it and see how funny it is,” he declared, emphasizing the gravity of the situation. Jackson’s passionate defense of Floyd resonates deeply with fans and advocates for justice, as he continues to fight against the dehumanization of those who have suffered injustices.

However, in a surprising twist, Jackson revealed that he and Yachty have since spoken, and the rapper has apologized for his choice of words. “He made a mistake. He apologized. We moved on from it,” Jackson stated, urging the media and fans to let the matter rest. Yet, his disdain for media personalities like N.O.R.E. remains palpable, calling out “drunk shows” and accusing them of clout-chasing.

As tensions simmer, this incident highlights the ongoing struggle within the hip-hop community regarding respect and accountability. With Jackson’s firm stance and Yachty’s attempt at reconciliation, the discourse surrounding Floyd’s legacy continues to evolve, leaving fans and followers on edge. Stay tuned as this story develops.