Saucy Santana is speaking out after receiving criticism for posting footage of his “boo daddy,” who is currently behind bars.
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Saucy Santana Shares Footage Of His “Boo Daddy”
On Tuesday, January 7, Santana took to his Instagram Story to share a clip with his more than 1.4 million followers. Furthermore, the clip featured Santana apparently holding up a phone in the camera’s view. The phone featured what appeared to be previously recorded footage of a video call between Santana and another man whose background seemed to be blurred.
Over the footage, Santana added text which read, “boo daddy [open lock] [red heart emoji]”
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Peep the footage below.
Social Media Goes OFF With Reactions
Social media users immediately shared disgruntled reactions in The Shade Room’s comment section.
While Instagram user @aprnbeauty added, “Instagram user @He be exposing all them ninjas lmao”
Saucy Santana Addresses Criticism For Posting Footage Of His “Boo Daddy”
Subsequently, Santana returned to his Instagram Story to seemingly address the criticism. The rapper explained that he does “date around.” However, one of his “main” love interests is behind bars at the moment.
“He’s on the way — he’s coming home very, very soon,” Santana explained. “I’m excited for that.”
As he continued, Santana explained that one social media user called him “wrong” for “violating” the man’s privacy and seemingly outing him to the world. In response, Santana shared a photo of his boo along with an explanation.
“So, because he’s ‘masculine appearing’ or you think he looks straight… you thought it was a [inaudible]. No, baby, he’s openly motherf*****g gay, living in his truth! B***h, I’m grown,” Santana said. “I don’t even date DL n****s. And I’m too playa to be f****g with no DL n***a who’s locked up… Gay don’t have a face — some gays look like me. Some gays look like him… Y’all gotta stop with the narratives…”
