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Busta Rhymes‘ reaction to a strange woman grabbing his butt is stirring an uproar among fans — but Claudia Jordan says the rapper had every right to react the way he did after getting violated.
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We got the TV and radio host Wednesday in NYC outside the studio where she’s guest hosting “The Breakfast Club” this week … and she thinks safety is a priority for all artists, no matter their gender.
She’s not buying into the ol’ double standard that men shouldn’t complain if a woman puts her hands on him without consent.
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In case you missed it, Busta caught some flack after a clip of him went viral Tuesday, throwing a drink at a woman who ran up behind him, and touched his butt.
Folks online were split on the reaction — some say he did the right thing, while others think he was out of pocket — but Claudia’s got BR’s back, solidly.
She breaks it down, offering some counterpoints for those ripping Busta … and reiterates there would be zero debate if the genders were swapped in this situation.
