Social media weighs in.
Chrisette Michele made headlines earlier this week when the rumors were confirmed that she accepted the invitation to perform at President-elect Donald Trump‘s inauguration.
One person who was bothered by her acceptance of the invitation was celebrated director and filmmaker Spike Lee, who revealed that he was prepared to use the R&B singer’s song “Black Girl Magic” in his new Netflix series, but pulled the plug on that after finding out that “sistuh girl” — yep, he went there — went against the grain.
Take a look, below:
- SPIKE LEE MADE IT ABUNDANTLY CLEAR THAT THE SINGER IS COMPLETELY CANCELED IN HIS BOOK:
- MEANWHILE, EVEN QUESTLOVE IS TRYING TO BUY HER OUT OF THE PERFORMANCE:
I’d pay Chrisette to NOT perform
- THE SINGER FINALLY ADDRESSED THE BACKLASH, POSTING THIS LENGTHY STATEMENT ON THE ‘GRAM:
- EVEN BLACK TWITTER FOUND LEE’S DISMISSAL OF THE STAR HILARIOUS:
Spike Lee ain’t having it. Chrisette, girl, why are you doing this to yourself?
Spike Lee called Chrisette Michele, “Sista Girl”
There’s still time to bow out, Chrisette…don’t do this
Spike hit Chrisette with the “Sistuh Gurl”. i died.
