Faizon Love Calls Spike Lee A House N*gga [VIDEO]
Faizon Love, Spike Lee
Faizon Love Calls Spike Lee A House N*gga
Faizon Love has some choice words for Spike Lee. During a recent interview, the controversial comedian referred to the famed director as a ‘house n*gga’. He states,
Oh, he’s a house nigga for sure. He’s been a house nigga for years, trust me.
When asked to clarify his comments, he refers to Spike playing the role of ‘Shorty’ in the 1992 movie that he directed, Malcolm X.
Look at him. You don’t do a movie like ‘Malcolm X’ and put yourself in as the jibbering comedy relief. They didn’t do Schinzler’s List and say, ‘Hey were going to put a little comedy in here’. They do it for real.
See the clip.
Spike has yet to respond.
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Why you mad Fazion? Keep it positive and move forward. Don’t knock others for attention.
RIGHT??? What’s been up with him lately? Between this and the airport incident, he’s really going through some emotional issues.
SMH! The Spike Lee Character of Shorty, a character based partially on real-life acquaintance of Malcom X.