Few seem to be buying Rick Ross’s apology for rhyming about slipping a molly in a woman’s drink and having sex with her.
The Miami rapper has made two public apologies in the last week for the rhyme featured on Rocko’s mixtape song “U.O.E.N.O.”
Protestors of the song staged a demonstration in New York Thursday. According to a spokesperson for the woman’s group, UltraVilolet, more than 100 people gathered in front of a flagship Reebok store to complain about the athletic company’s endorsement of the hip-hop artist.
UltraViolet reportedly delivered to Reebok 72,000 signatures from supporters who demand that the rap artist be fired from his position as spokesperson.
“It’s time for Reebok to stop using their brand as a platform to promote rape and the idea that rape is not just okay, but cool,” said Nita Chaudhary, co-founder of UltraViolet. “Contrary to Ross’s claims, there was no misinterpretation here: Slipping a woman a drug and ‘enjoying that’ is rape, plain and simple.”
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