Boosie Continues To Defend His Take On The Color Purple While Clapping Back At Ts Madison: “It’s Still Millions Of People Who Follow Adam & Eve Not Erica Or Transmaddy”
Despite receiving tons of backlash for publicly sharing his thoughts on the Color Purple film, Boosie is continuing to defend himself while clapping back at TS Madison.
As previously reported, the controversial entertainer recently tweeted that he and his daughter had to walk out of the movie theater because he felt like the film was trying to push a gay love story with certain scenes… However, actress TS Madison who is also part of the LGBTQ community was quick to educate him on the new film which is the remake of the original 1985 classic. “So #lilboosie you sat there with your daughter while [Celie’s] ‘Daddy’ took her [second] child that he fathered and gave it to the pastor and his wife. You sat there with your daughter while Mister came and bought her from her daddy at 14,” Ts Madison said in a lengthy post. She added: “You sat there with your daughter while MISTER enslaved CELIE to cook and clean his nasty house with HIS children. You sat there with your daughter and watched MISTER beat, sexually destroy and drag Celie all over the floor. You sat there with your daughter and watched MISTER bring his side chick into the house with CELIE.”
Madison continued: “Then you try and come to social media and bring the ‘what about the kids mane’ campaign you been on and attempt to use God to justify you and the people who stand with you???? Tuh… and they call us DELUSIONAL. Sir: the character you play in real life is MISTER, The Daddy, The pastor and all the other men who abused CELIE in that movie!! And have the nerve to finally be ‘concerned’ about what a kiss would do to ‘influence’ your daughter… There is truly some intervention needed in your life to sort out these homosexual demons you’re fighting… #shifttheconcern this year #2024.”
Of course that’s not all Miss Maddie had to say:
Boosie is once again responding. Here’s what he had to say earlier this Thursday morning:
TRANSMADDY” Trmadison1 that’s not my community that’s your community n before I said anything this movie was labeled a lesbian classic all over the internet smhWHY YOU NOT GOING AT THE THE SITES WHO LABELED IT 🌈CLASSIC? U should be proud‼️N yall better start getting your 16 year old son some pussy. lol if not this world will push them to like the Same sex 🌈We ass parents have the right to fight for this being pushed on our kids.its millions of people don’t agree with what’s being pushed on our kids.LETS KEEP IT 💯ALMOST every movie comes on the 1st 20 minutes the agenda is being pushed. You barely see a man n a woman engaging on films these days, “EVEN CARTOONS “ SUPERHEROS@ etc. THEY STILL HAVE MILLIONS OF PEOPLE that still believe n traditional households. Who still want grandchildren made the right way by a man n woman. it’s still millions of people especially people who were raise n the church house who want there family to follow ADAM N EVE not ADAM N STEVE r EVE N ERICA r TRANSMADDY n that’s our right N our fight . Do you feel no one suppose to disagree r have the right to say we don’t think it’s cool? it’s no hate at all n my heart for 🌈 people but We as Parents have the right to say WE DONT WANT OUR KIDS WATCHING THAT, WE HAVE THE RIGHT TO SAY WE DONT WANT A MADDY N THE POOL TAKING OUR GOAL MEDALS FROM OUR GIRLS WHO BEEN SWIMMING N TRAINING THEY WHOLE LIFE. As parents We HAVE A RIGHT TO SAY WE FEEL THIS IS BEING PUSHED ON OUR KIDS N ITS NOT COOL WITH US. As PARENTS We have a right to want our sons to love a woman n our daughters to love a man‼️‼️ n MADDY when your male family members didn’t agree with you transforming did you call them homosexuals NO U DIDNT ✅
More On The Color Purple:
As many are aware by now, “The Color Purple” is a 1985 film directed by Steven Spielberg, based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel of the same name by Alice Walker. The film tells the story of Celie Johnson, an African-American woman living in rural Georgia in the early 20th century. It explores themes of racism, sexism, and the power of resilience and self-discovery. The Color Purple is a powerful and moving film that delves into the lives and struggles of its characters, ultimately celebrating the triumph of the human spirit.
The new remake which was released on Christmas Day stars Taraji P. Henson, Danielle Brooks, Colman Domingo, Corey Hawkins, H.E.R., Halle Bailey, Louis Gossett Jr., Phylicia Pearl Mpasi, Ciara, Jon Batiste and more.
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