J. Prince is speaking out against male violence against women.
The Houston businessman and Rap-A-Lot Records CEO, made an Instagram post Sunday about the brutal attack that took place last Thursday in Brooklyn, when a group of boys beat up and robbed a 15-year old girl in broad daylight.
"I don’t know if you boys think this is the new trend to be putting y’all hands on females. Let me just tell y’all this is weak shit and men don’t act this way or allow boys to act this way in their presence," Prince wrote. "Which simply means every man that’s comfortable in his body being a man needs to kick every boy in their ass on the spot in unison, that participate in weak shit like this. Some of you so called men see this kind of abuse taking place and turn your head as if you don’t see it. Let me just say this is the reason it keeps evolving, because men are afraid to hold boys accountable for their actions."
Prince also reacted to the video that showed rapper DaBaby slapping a female fan at a concert in Tampa on Saturday.
"And to the lil homie DaBaby, I got love for you, but I can’t discriminate because you’re a celebrity," Prince continued. "If you felt like slapping somebody you should’ve slapped one of them security men that was with you that wasn’t doing their job."
DaBaby has acknowledged that he was wrong and apologized to the victim.
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