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Too $hort Saying He'd Go to Diddy's Welcome-Home Party Was a Bad Look, but Did He Really Need to Apologize?
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Too $hort Saying He'd Go to Diddy's Welcome-Home Party Was a Bad Look, but Did He Really Need to Apologize?

Too $hort caught backlash after saying he'd attend Diddy's welcome-home party when he gets out of prison. Now the Oakland legend has apologized, saying his comments were insensitive.

I get loyalty. Knowing somebody for years doesn't mean you support everything they've done.

But there's a difference between maintaining a friendship and publicly celebrating somebody after the world watched that disturbing footage of Diddy assaulting Cassie.

Short should've known that comment wouldn't sit right with people.

At the same time, I don't think every rapper who ever associated with Diddy should automatically be treated like they're guilty of something.

Too $hort is still a West Coast legend, but legends aren't above criticism.

Personally, I think he had every right to maintain his friendship, but publicly announcing he'd celebrate Diddy's release was unnecessary.

What y'all think? Was Too $hort wrong for showing loyalty, or did the internet pressure him into apologizing?

u/Luxurious_Ent — 6 days ago