Carmen Bryan, former rapper Jay-Z, took to social media and criticized the hip-hop star after hearing that he was accused of raping a 13-year-old girl.
These comments come after a lawsuit was filed against Jay-Z, aka Shawn Carter, for allegedly conspiring with Sean “Diddy” Combs to facilitate the attack at last year’s MTV VMAs after-party 2000.
Speaking in a post on her Instagram Story, Bryan, 52, said she has no time for fans defending Jay-Z because of the seriousness of the allegations.
She wrote: “Today people don’t defend what’s right, they defend who they like! And that’s why we call you ‘the group of friends’.”
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The Sun reports that Bryan, who previously called herself the “hip-hop Helen of Troy” about her romance with Jay-Z in the 1990s, also took note of the song’s famously boastful lyrics. he about violence and sexual conquest.
She wrote lyrics from Kanye West’s single “Monster”, which featured Jay-Z’s line, “Kill a row of houses, I kill the boulevards, I rape and pillage your village, woman women and children”, leading her to believe he was creating a concern. trends in his lyrics.
Diddy was initially sued in October, but the suit was dropped on Sunday, with allegations against Jay-Z added in the latest version of the lawsuit.
According to the press release, the unnamed plaintiff – identified as Jane Doe – claims both rappers took turns raping her in front of an unnamed female celebrity.
Jay-Z has strongly denied the allegations, calling them “blackmail”. He also attacked the letter from the accuser’s lawyer, Tony Buzbee, calling it one of the worst extortion attempts ever.
This controversial love affair between Carmen Bryan and Jay Z coincided with Bryan’s engagement to rapper Nas. According to her memoir, she became pregnant while staying with Jay-Z but the baby was miscarried.
Bryan said she eventually ended her relationship with Jay-Z because the rapper was often disrespectful by rapping about their romance using profanity.
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