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See snippets of Joe Budden's Isaiah Rashad interview below. Y'all niggas kept me alive these last couple months." After showing a video montage of the press he received over the incident, he told the crowd, "I've seen y'all messages and all that shit, all the positivity. Two months later, he addressed the controversy during his performance at the 2022 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in Indio, Calif. Isaiah Rashad made the headlines back in February, after a video leaked of him having sex with two men. "I been just keeping my mind together and it's a time for my family to come together." "I haven't been thinking about it, man, honestly," Isaiah said. The rapper said he does not plan to take legal action against the person who leaked the sex tape, which was the catalyst for him coming out. “It's been a gradual thing over the last couple of years,” Isaiah Rashad confirmed. This is not a small thing.He went on to say he has not always felt this way. And? Whoever is around Isaiah & supporting him should all get an award. Came out on a big stage and said, so something leaked? Aight. “If you sit down to think about it – this is so iconic,” another fan wrote. Came out on a big stage & said, so something leaked? Aight. If you sit down to think about it-this is so iconic. “How is he even controversial lmao,” one of the responses said. “Who gives a fuck if Isaiah swings the other way? The music knockin.” “Just like Kanye… hella controversial but he makes some damn good music,” one fan tweeted. The aspiring rapper deleted the tweet after seeing Henderson’s response, but later apologised, saying he’d been a big Rashad fan all along.įans have been reacting to Rashad’s Coachella performance on Twitter.

“Is that what you’re really interested in? As oppose to having a dialogue about music?”

so you want me to be concerned about another grown man’s sex life?” he tweeted. Rashad also thanked his supporters for keeping him “alive these last couple months,” towards the end of his set, saying that he appreciated all “the messages and all the positivity.”Įarlier this month, TDE president Terrence “Punch” Henderson slammed an aspiring rapper for talking down on Rashad, claiming he was “top dawgin’ a cock.” The rapper shed a tear during a performance of ‘Wat’s Wrong’ from 2016’s The Sun’s Tirade as he talked about being outed on the internet.