People quickly answer the rapper's obvious question with someone sarcastically writing in the comment section, 'Go outside Waka, without a mask. Go enjoy yourself.'
- May 4, 2020
AceShowbiz - Waka Flocka Flame has a question about self-quarantine amid Coronavirus pandemic. The rapper took to his Instagram account to ask people to stop criticizing others who violate the stay-at-home order to stop the spreading of the novel virus.
"Why people madd at others for going outside," he wrote in an image which he posted the Sunday, May 3. Captioning the image, Waka wrote, "Shut TF up."
People quickly answered the obvious question. "Because it's selfish. Why is that so hard to understand," one user wrote in the comment section. "Because people are are dying because of other's carelessness. This is serious."
"Probably because the more gathering in droves increases exposure for all of us," one of his followers explained. On the other hand, someone added, "Lmao maybe because that's how the virus is spreading therefor they are extending the stay at home order."
Meanwhile, a person couldn't believe if Waka was serious with the question. "is this a serious question?" the person asked.
Some others left vicious comments. "Just always saying something dumb," another user blasted Waka, with someone else adding, "He always got something stupid to say." Another naysayer stated, "Folks don't get mad until a loved one gets sick. Hopefully he won't learn this lesson the hard way."
"Go outside Waka, without a mask. Go enjoy yourself," someone added sarcastically. However, someone appeared to agree with Waka, saying, "Cause they don't know how to mind they mf business."
Waka isn't the only one who seems to be not aware of how serious Coronavirus is. YBN Almighty Jay previously shared that he's been spending time by sleeping, playing video games, recording new music and partying with some girls. "I don't know, I ain't really been taking it serious," the California native said in an interview. "I still been having like, girls and stuff pull up to the spot... We don't social distance."
