Rappers defends Michael B. Jordan, Jonathan Majors’ intimate photo shoot after Cam’ron post

The rappers neighborhood got here ahead to defend Michael B. Jordan and Jonathan Majors’ intimate picture shoot after rapper Cam’ron revealed he didn’t watch Creed III due to it.

On Saturday, Cam’ron shared on Instagram two photographs of the Creed III stars from a photograph shoot for his or her latest characteristic in The New York Occasions.

The primary picture confirmed Majors hugging Jordan from behind as they each look ahead into the digicam. Within the second picture, the actors are resting their heads on one another.

“The explanation I did not go see creed,” the Hey Ma rapper captioned his submit.

Whereas Cam’ron didn’t point out, whether or not this caption was a criticism of the intimate nature of Jordan and Majors’ picture shoot.

Nevertheless, Award-winning songwriter and rapper Skillz hit again quickly at Cam’ron’s line of considering.

“We’re our personal worst enemies smh. I inform all my homies I really like em…Why? Cuz I do! Typically it throws em off however Ion care, Ima hold saying that ish. Tomorrow aint promised. All of us getting older man & demise is definitley sure. Its already exhausting sufficient out right here for black males as it’s bro,” (sic) Skillz wrote in his personal Instagram submit.

Skillz added: “How come males cant have wholesome relationships with different males with out masculinity or sexuality being questioned?”

Rapper Masta Ace commented on Skillz’s submit, “Nicely mentioned Skillz…. !!!! I am sharing this totally!”

Jarobi White, a founding member of the hip-hop group A Tribe Known as Quest, commented, “I believe being afraid to indicate like to brothers due to being seen as homosexual is effectively…. Homosexual.”

DJ Paul of Three 6 Mafia wrote “My brother lacking out trigger its an Wonderful film! I’ve watched it 5 instances and I am not simply saying that as a result of we had the theme track within the trailer.”

With its launch on March 3, Creed III has earned $58.7 million in its opening weekend in North America and an additional $41.8 million abroad, in accordance with Vibe.