I feel like she was hacked. Honestly. RT @TMZ Madonna Drops N-Bomb on Her Own Son http://t.co/4f4PTeNjT5 "
— Tiara Atari (@VictorianJedi) January 18, 2014
What makes people think Madonna’s Instagram account was hacked? On Friday, the singer posted a photo of her son Rocco with the caption, “No one messes with Dirty Soap! Mama said knock you out! #disnigga.”
Billboard.com editor-in-chief M. Tye Comer was among those not feeling the #disnigga hashtag.
Uh … I love you @Madonna, but that #disnigga hashtag on the pic of Rocco you just Instagrammed? #NoCanDo http://t.co/t1mjYaN4TX
— M. Tye Comer (@mtye) January 18, 2014
Madonna has lost her mind again. She used hashtag #disnigga on IG. I am not here for it. Bye bitch. I just jammed to Holiday earlier too.
— Hi yes, black lives matter, defund the police (@baronessbree) January 18, 2014
https://twitter.com/brianahunt123/status/424341016205078528
Madonna…she should know better. No, she isn't racist for using #disnigga. What she is, however, is ignorant. She should know better.
— David (@101flyboy) January 18, 2014
Did Madonna really put #disnigga or are y'all trolling?
— ً (@nickicomments) January 18, 2014
I'M OFF TWITTER FOR 2 DAMN HOURS AND MADONNA CALLS HER SON A #DISNIGGA ??????
— Amanda Seales ??✊? (@amandaseales) January 18, 2014
It doesn’t look like Madonna was hacked. After TMZ published a story on the controversy, Madonna apparently changed the photo caption to something less offensive.
#Madonna #instagram #rewind #SMH http://t.co/0WQmj7BFA4
— M. Tye Comer (@mtye) January 18, 2014
https://twitter.com/petestavros/status/424363172909158400
How's Madonna gonna use "#disnigga" on Instagram and then tell haters to get off her dick for it. What part of the game is that.
— d a v i d b (@hermanos) January 18, 2014
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