Rapper Dababy is still facing the consequences of his recent controversial statements about HIV patients and members of the LGBTQ+ community, following massive backlash on social media and fellow peers.

In about a span of a week, the ‘Rockstar’ rapper has been removed as ambassador from fashion brand BoohooMAN, lost his spot to perform on Lollapalooza, and more, after failing to apologize properly for his seemingly homophobic remarks during his act at Rolling Loud Miami, weeks ago.

Now, the latest in repercussions derives from Kanye West, who has removed his track “Nah Nah Nah” which features Dababy and 2 Chainz from all streaming services, amid backlash.

While Kanye nor his representatives have given any official statement regarding the move, fans noticed the 2020 track is no longer available on streaming platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music, and Tidal but an instrumental mix can be found on some platforms.

The report comes days after Ye held his second listening party at Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium, where the rapper dropped a surprise track, seemingly hoping to get his wife back, as she was in attendance with their kids.

In parts of “Lord I Need You,”, Yeezy is heard rapping:

“Time and space is a luxury / But you came here to show that you’re still in love with me.”

Yeezy also introduced new lyrics for the song “Love Unconditionally,” replacing the original lines “I’m losing my family” with “I’m losing all my family / Darling, come back to me.”

In other parts, Ye rapped: “She’s screaming at me / Honey, why could you leave? / Darling, how could you leave? / Come back tonight, baby / Come back tonight, darling, please / Darling, how could you leave?”

Fans are currently still waiting in high anticipation for “Donda” and as of now, no official release date has been confirmed.

Stay tuned to YEEEAAH! Network for more updates on this story and more.

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