Then you’re part of the problem.

— ✊🏿 (@WayAway_25) January 4, 2019

Even if they were possibly inspired by the victims of his reign? Sickness.

— bag talk🇵🇸 (@ROSKOEEE) January 4, 2019

When your daughter comes with her story remember this tweet.

— truthspeaker (@drtruthspeaker) January 4, 2019

Ever eat something sweet with a chemical aftertaste but you couldn’t stop eating it? That’s what these songs are like, appealing on the surface but there’s toxicity underneath. The only question is whether you want to continue to direct your energy and resources to that toxicity.

— Tae Phoenix ✨ (@TaePhoenix) January 4, 2019

...and subsequently, there's now nothing you can do to convince me that you care about the safety of Black girls.

— New Year, New D (@angryblkhoemo) January 4, 2019

Disappointing. At this point it’s not about liking or not liking his songs.

— Nah I’m Good (@mahoganyglowup) January 4, 2019

Completely understood. Many can separate art from man but you seriously thought this was the right time to tweet this? It’s thoughtless, tacky AF, & part of the problem that you choose to be entertained instead of sympathize with what countless women have been through. Disgusting

— 𝔼𝕓. (@EbtheCeleb) January 4, 2019

Turn the lights on inside your brain, beloved

— Big Play Jay (@detroitplair) January 4, 2019