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Styles P has joined Hip-Hop’s revived coronavirus fight, using Anthony Fauci’s Senate silence to push a sweeping creation claim.
The LOX veteran posted the message on his verified Instagram account July 31, two days after Fauci testified.
“Pardon my passion makes me unclear at times . I apologize for that.. a virus definitely existed..!!! I had it so I know !!what I should have stated clearly is the same people who told you take the jab was the same people who created it !!! If yall don’t think some 1 pleading the 5th after already getting pardoned by a president ain’t uber crazy F## it UNFOLLOW ME ! But remember to fast and cleanse my loveds!!!”
His apology acknowledges COVID-19 existed from personal experience before pivoting to an accusation unsupported by public evidence.
Styles P treats Fauci’s Fifth Amendment invocation and Biden pardon as proof that vaccine advocates created SARS-CoV-2.
The Associated Press reported Fauci declined more than 100 questions after his attorneys advised silence amid possible new perjury accusations.
“The only conclusion I can reach is that the sole reason he is calling me before this committee is to get me to say something, anything, that could vindicate his repeated public pledges that I end up, in his words, ‘behind bars,’” Fauci said.
The hearing reopened Hip-Hop’s pandemic divide as artists revisited mandates, distrust and the government’s shifting public guidance.
Rick Ross urged vaccinated people to pursue a class action, arguing Fauci’s silence suggested something had been concealed.
“Everybody who got that vaccination, I think y’all better get together with Morgan and Morgan and get y’all class action lawsuit together, ’cause that boy ain’t answering none of that sh*t. That boy played the fifth damn near 150 times,” Ross said.
Nicki Minaj blamed Fauci for pandemic suffering and revived a misleading AIDS-era clip after the hearing.
Earlier, Ice Cube rejected a vaccine mandate while Juvenile, Mannie Fresh and Mia X promoted vaccination.
Styles P’s reminder to fast and cleanse matches his long-running wellness businesses and health advocacy.
However, wellness advice cannot prove his origin claim and WHO’s evidence currently favors animal-to-human spillover.
Paul’s committee plans a vote next week on whether to hold Fauci in contempt for refusing questions.
