The Internet is becoming increasingly and unfortunately divided over YK Osiris' unwanted advances towards Sukihana, who he grabbed and repeatedly tried to kiss despite her reluctance while she commentated a basketball game. Instead of scolding the artist for his behavior, defending the Delaware native's rights, and acknowledging the violation of them, many instead focused on the reaction to these actions, labeling it another witch hunt and asking people to downplay what happened. No such reaction came from Wack 100, though, who had strong words for Osiris. Via Instagram, he defended the "Love & Hip Hop: Miami" star and called out those defending the rapper.
"@ykosiris I've been knowing you for a while," Wack 100's message began. "But for this you need ya a** whooped! Those men that sat there & watched that were in arms reach y'all COWARDS as well! So what if a women works at a strip club. So what if she has a only fans doing whatever, so what if she raps songs about how good something is. That gives no man the right to force themselves on any women. @meekmill if you ain't gone check @ykosiris publicly don't ask this woman to look the other way publicly. They make a few places for people like this... prison, ER, mortuary."
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Wack 100 Slams YK Osiris
Many criticized Wack 100's response not because they disagreed, but because his artist Blueface is known to mistreat women as well. In the hours since the incident made headlines, YK Osiris apologized for his actions. "I want to publicly offer my sincerest apology to Sukihana," he posted on Instagram. "In an attempt to be playful, I misread the moment and violated Sukihana’s boundaries. I understand the importance of consent and I am embarrassed by my behavior, I take full responsibility and have made multiple attempts to apologize. I have the utmost admiration for Sukihana and it was never my intention to disrespect her."
Said apology came soon after Sukihana deleted her Twitter account, an action that followed a series of tweets seemingly addressing the situation. In them, she expressed feeling "hurt and scared to stand up for" herself, "crying all day," once using alcohol to cope and then leaving it behind, and feeling the need to disappear for some time. Her mother slammed the rapper's apology as "fake" in a since-deleted post. No matter your take on the situation, two wrongs don't make a right, and certainly don't warrant attacks on Sukihana or her family for what happened. For the latest updates and news on YK Osiris, Wack 100, and Sukihana, stay up to date on HNHH.
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