Accusing the basketball league for singling him out, the 'We Own It' hitmaker scolds officials for never reaching out to him after member of his team was overheard throwing derogatory name to a woman.
- Feb 8, 2019
AceShowbiz - Rapper 2 Chainz is upset with the organisers of the NBA Celebrity All-Star Game for not including him.
National Basketball Association bosses released the rosters for the big game in Charlotte, North Carolina and the "We Own It" hitmaker was disappointed not to see his name alongside the likes of Quavo and Bad Bunny.
He has accused league officials of penalising him for an incident that took place back in 2013, when one of his friends was overheard calling a female celebrity a derogatory name.
"HEY @nba YOU HAVE NEVER REACHED OUT FOR ME TO PLAY AND TO CLEAR SOME THINGS UP BECAUSE IT FEELS LIKE IVE BEEN GETTIN S**TTED ON BY THE LEAGUE SINCE 2013 when SOMEONE IN MY CAMP APPARENTLY CALLED A WOMAN OUT OF HER NAME at the game (sic)," 2 Chainz wrote on Instagram.
"He was wrong and I apologized on this behalf! I'M ONE OF @nba BIGGEST SUPPORTERS and BARELY GET 'COURTSIDE' TIX EVERY ALLSTAR ITS SOMETHING there I had to vent I'm over it (sic)."
Meanwhile, Migos star Quavo is returning to defend the Most Valuable Player award he picked up during the 2018 game in Los Angeles. This year's Celebrity All-Star Game takes place on February 15.
