In November,  for speaking ill the late . For some reason,  about how Mac’s The Divine Feminine was essentially a rip-f his own album, And After That, We Didn’t Talk. Obviously, this post did not land well with Mac’s friends or fans.

was slandered online for disrespecting someone who is no longer here to defend himself.  from the backlash, insisting that his post was “about love” and claiming Mac was still “one the realest n***as he] ever met.” Despite this back-pedalling, he didn’t appear to be too apologetic about his remarks. “So I don’t give a fuck what nobody say. But if anybody got anything to say, suck my big black dick from behind my ass cheeks,” he fumed during one his concerts.

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While people may still hold GoldLink accountable for what he did, he still seems to be unfazed. On Tuesday, he shared two videos on Instagram him performing at the Afropunk festival in Johannesburg last week. He interpreted the crowd turning up to his hit, “Crew”, as evidence the fact that many people are still rocking with him. “Cancelled feels nice,” he boasted in the caption.