Elton John and Demi Lovato condemn DaBaby’s “homophobia” and HIV misinformation

The two biggest stars in the queer community are publicly opposed to DaBaby, who has suffered a huge impact due to the controversial Rolling Loud comments.

If you haven’t followed this story yet, it all started when DaBaby called out to the audience at the Miami Music Festival during his set. The advocacy specifically targets members of the gay community and people living with HIV/AIDS.

Although some Apologize in Twitter rant In response to his strong opposition, DaBaby continued to lose contact with his music and his music. Business partner.

Due to Dua Lipa’s distance from Baby, Demi Lovato, who recently appeared in a non-binary identity, then used her platform to encourage fans to play the original version of Dua Lipa’s “floating” instead of a remix featuring DaBaby.

She shared a picture created by influencer Matt Berstein, which reads “HIV is not a gay disease”, which is specifically for DaBaby.

Then Elton John spoke on behalf of the Elton John AIDS Foundation, condemning DaBaby’s misinformation about HIV in a series of tweets.

“HIV misinformation and homophobia have no place in the music industry,” Elton John’s statement read. “We must break the stigma surrounding HIV, not spread it. As musicians, our job is to bring people together.”

“In the recent DaBaby show, we were shocked to read about HIV misinformation and homophobic statements. This has contributed to stigma and discrimination, contrary to what our world needs to fight the AIDS epidemic,” Elton John said.

The rest of his tweets deal with facts about HIV and AIDS.