Halsey continues, bashing the controversial star even further: “She had a complete disregard for black culture. “There’s a lot of people I wouldn’t put on my record. “There’s a lot of people I wouldn’t put on my record,” she told the news outlet about protecting her image. RELATED: Halsey Opens Up About ‘Multiple Terrifying Surgeries’ In Endometriosis Battle: ‘I’m In Total Agony’ She adds, “I agree his apology was bulls**t, but I can’t police everyone.”Īfter receiving considerable backlash for her comments, the New Jersey-born singer took to social media early Friday morning to clarify her statements.Īgain, I am truly sorry for my misjudgement and I am happy to have listeners who hold me accountable.Īdding additional fuel to the fire, the Guardian interview also saw Halsey hit at rapper Iggy Azalea, dubbing the “Fancy” hitmaker a “f***ing moron.” I don’t think he’s inherently homophobic, I think he’s in a tough place of trying to explain what he means.”
“Just because I choose to be a socially conscious artist, and I’m pretty good at that, that doesn’t mean every artist is going to be equipped to be politically correct. “I think he’s misunderstood,” she told the Guardian.
RELATED: The Chainsmokers Address Their Rumoured Twitter Feud With Halsey: ‘Some A**hole Wrote Mean Things’ Published on Thursday, Halsey appeared to defend collaborator and rapper, Quavo, who made homophobic remarks in a Rolling Stone interview in February of this year.
Hours before Halsey was set to take the stage at Glastonbury on Friday, the singer caused controversy with her LGBTQ fanbase for making controversial comments in a recent Guardian interview.
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