Addressing the report during an Instagram Live session, the rapper says, 'I will never put my hands on a woman.'
- Feb 1, 2019
AceShowbiz - Kid Buu has broken his silence on report of his fight with Blac Chyna while on a trip to Honolulu, Hawaii. During an Instagram Live session on Wednesday night, January 30, the rapper denied that he assaulted his alleged ex-girlfriend when they were fighting in addition to calling out media for spreading misinformation.
Calling the attack report "bulls**t," Buu said, "My mother, my mom, raised me better than that. I will never put my hands on a woman. Never have I, and never will I... I was raised better than that. In fact, I was raised that if you ever feel like it had to get there with a woman, leave her. Dump her. Don't you ever put your hands on her. You dump that woman before it gets there."
The "Momma" rapper went on slamming media for spreading false information about their fight, urging them to "stop feeding negativity" and asking his fans to only focus on the positive.
"Every single body out there that's honestly feeding into this s**t and finding all this bulls**t entertaining all these lies thinking they're cool and funny, you're sad," he said. "We livin' in a good world. We honestly are. But everybody believes we live in a f**ked up world because all you guys wanna talk about is the negative ...Stop with that, for real. Stop with that, and leave me out of it."
Buu and Chyna got into a fight in their hotel room at the Ritz-Carlton in Honolulu, Hawaii after she accused him of cheating on her. The Honolulu Police Department confirmed that the case is currently under investigation.
"Shortly before 9 A.M. today, a female visitor staying in Waikiki reported being assaulted by a male acquaintance. The victim reported that she and the suspect had escalated to a physical confrontation," so a statement read. "The male left the area after the confrontation and has not been located. This incident has been classified as abuse of a household member. The investigation is continuing, and no further information is being released at this time."
