Belly responds to haters of his Canada Day show with more profanity
Rapper Belly does not seem phased by the criticism he received for using swear words and referencing drug use during his Canada Day performance at Nathan Phillips Square on Monday night.
If you need a reminder of what caused all the fuss, here is a clip:
TORONTO 😳😳😳 #canada150 || 60k+ turning up with me! I love you forever🖤#nathanphillipssquare || xo || 🎥: @mannydioncp pic.twitter.com/DSOBHypZmE
— BELLY (@reBELLYus) July 4, 2017
The performance was too racy for many and The City of Toronto had to apologize for “inappropriate content” used during the rapper’s show.
The #CityofTO apologizes for the inappropriate content during tonight’s closing performance at Nathan Phillips Square.
— Special Events T.O. (@specialeventsTO) July 4, 2017
But Belly is letting the haters hate. In fact, he took to Twitter to respond to the critics using some of the language that probably got him in trouble in the first place.
fuck censorship forever 🖕🏼
— BELLY (@reBELLYus) July 4, 2017
He also retweeted several of his supporters.
— BELLY (@reBELLYus) July 4, 2017
— BELLY (@reBELLYus) July 4, 2017
— BELLY (@reBELLYus) July 4, 2017
Clearly, Belly is unbothered by the negative attention. But we have a feeling that he probably won’t be performing at another public concert in Toronto anytime soon.