Future Responds To Claims He Would Not Allow Plus Size Women In The Club [VIDEO]

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Future Responds To Claims He Would Not Allow Plus Size Women In The Club
Rapper Future is at the center of a controversy surrounding claims that he discriminated against plus size women from being admitted into a Miami nightclub where he was performing. Now, the rapper has responded—and totally shut down the accusations.
Earlier this week, Future was blasted online with claims that he told bouncers at Story nightclub in Miami not to admit any plus size women into the club while he was there. He was initially called out by plus size model/influencer Nao, who was informed by the alleged discrimination by a friend. Many commented on social media that several Miami nightclubs are known for their discriminatory practices, but Future says he is definitely not a part of it.

He recently addressed the criticisms he’s been receiving with a short post on Twitter, which read:
“STOP CAPPIN ON MY NAME..I love all women.”

He further explained his stance in a video clip where he states:
“Never will I discriminate… never, ever, ever.”
At press time, the woman who was the victim of the discrimination has not responded to Future’s latest comments.
Do you think Future discriminated against plus size women? Let us know in the comments.
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