Snoop Dogg says “my bad” for comments about a gay couple in ‘Lightyear’

Snoop Dogg He replied back based on his comments about LGBTK + representation in Disney and Pikar’s “Lakyear. “

Wednesday, Hollywood unlocked An interview with the media personality of TS Madison on Instagram, in which it spoke that Snoop Dogg pushed back to “Lightyear” on the gay para. The 16-time winner Grmija later took the comments to explain that it was “caught” and hoping to hope his friends in the LGBTK + community could “teach me how to learn.”

“I just got caught on guard and I didn’t have an answer for my grandchildren,” he wrote. “All my gay friends (know) what happens, they called me love. My bad I don’t know the answers for 6 years. Teach me how to learn. I’m not perfect.”

During the occurrence on the podcast “it’s giving”, Snoop Dogg said it was “Afraid to go to the movies“After bringing his grandson to” Lightyear “and he had to go to the field on the same name of the film.

“He fucked me,” he said. “I’m like, frightened to go to the movies. Everybody throws me in the middle of shit because I have no answer … I threw me on the loop. I’m like that,” What part of the movie is that? “Those are children. We need to show this in this age? I will ask questions. I have no answer.”

The Lauren Gunderson screenwriter also issued a response to Instagram. In the post on WednesdayShe defended the decision to write the same-sex relationship in the film.

“I’m proud of that. To infinity. Love is love,” Gunderson wrote. “I was one of the few writers who had a lot of shit for this inclusion, but things have a lot of shit for this inclusion, but things have much shit for this inclusion, but things have a lot of shit for this inclusion.” I know they have a lot of shit for this inclusion. “I know they have a lot of shit for this inclusion.” I know they have a lot of shit for this inclusion. ”

Not only “Lightyear” had one of the most prominent LGBTK + signs of Disney and Pikar, it also displayed the first kiss in the film. As reported VarietyThe moment was initially compiled with a controversy in Pikar after the studio considered the cutting scene. Employees and allies in Pikar sent a joint statement to Walt Disney companies, claiming managers who censored “Open Gay Failure” in Disney movies. The kiss was kept as a result.