Ne-Yo Latest Interview Caused Mayhem in the LGBTQ+ Community, Publicists Sends Out an Apology While Ne-Yo Takes it Back – Here’s What We Know

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Ne-Yo opinion on LGBT+ community has taken social media on another level.

In a recent podcast, Ne-Yo was asked a specific question pertaining to the LGBTQ+ community, which he then stated that had no specific problem with the community. 

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He continue to mention that back when he was growing up, there weren’t so many different genders. There were only two genders and that was being a man or woman. “If you wanna be a goldfish, then go be a goldfish just don’t make me play the game with you.” 

But it seems as though his opinion about children not making rash decisions about their bodies or their sexuality left people in an uproar. 

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“I feel like parents have forgotten what the role of a parent is. When was it okay to let a 5, 6 or 12 year old make a life changing decision for themselves?” 

Watch Ne-Yo’s Interview On His Opinion of the LGBTQ+

Many people did not find the video appealing, although some people are happy that he was able to speak on the subject. 

Still, when it comes the this type of conversation there have been many incidents to where some celebrities get cancelled because of the harsh words that were used to describe something they are most passionate about. So with that, Ne-Yo’s publicists took it upon themselves to create an apology. 

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The Apology Generated by Ne-Yo’s Publicist 

Ne-Yo opinion on LGBT+

 

It wasn’t what Ne-Yo intended at all, and he “took back” his apology in an IG video which stated that he was sticking by what he said and do not apologize for having an opinion. 

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He continues to say that it was not his intention on deliberately making another person feel hurt by his words but in fact he wanted to state how he felt. He was asked as question and he answered it. 

The IG Video Taking Back the Apology

Many people applaud him for keeping his opinion tight and not apologizing for having an opinion but still you have some that had a few things to say. 

Either way, Ne-Yo stood by what he said but do you think he was wrong? 

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Let us know your opinion on the Ne-Yo LGBTQ apology in the comments below. 


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Jasmine Yates
Jasmine Yates is an old soul. Born in Raleigh, NC raised in Atlanta, GA she is what many would call a "southern bell." She has found her passion in creative writing while bringing a different perspective to stories. Been in the industry for 5 years but to her it still feels like the beginning. Without a college education, Jasmine has shown great value as a writer and has continued to take the lead in her own education. She has interviewed popular entertainers such as Dondria, Quvenzhane Wallis, Jermaine Williams & TravQue. She has written for Way To Parent Lifestyle, Parle & LOVEBSCOTT. When she isn't at the computer typing away, she is either reading or enjoying a night out in the town. Besides her passion in journalism, she truly enjoys spending time with her family & friends.