After lashing out at trans people, Anouk makes waves again: singer uses the n-word on social media

After lashing out at trans people, Anouk makes waves again: singer uses the n-word on social media | Celebrities

CelebritiesRapper Sor is no longer part of Anouk’s concert program in the Ziggo Dome. Sor misses two concerts after the singer used the n-word on social media.

Anouk lashed out at rapper Ronnie Flex on social media on Saturday. The reason for this was a song in which he raps, among other things: “You are a whole bitch n**** why do you look like Anouk. These times of the month your tights are full of blood.”

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Anouk – Sor © Brunopress / Noah’s Ark

Anouk did not seem to like this and in turn responded to the rapper. For example, she said to Ronnie Flex: ‘Ccrying over spilled milk. Happy kings day little cryin’ broke bitch ni****. Greetings from your old happy rich bitch ni****.’ She later deleted the racist terms in her posts, but screenshots of the original post quickly spread across the internet.

The comment turns out to cost Anouk dearly. The singer’s messages went down the wrong way with rapper Sor and he has therefore decided to no longer provide the support act for Anouk’s two concerts, which are scheduled for May 31 and June 1. The rapper announced the news himself on Instagram: “Canceled the show for obvious reasons.”

Previous commotion

It is not the first time that there has been a commotion because of Anouk’s comments on social media. The singer received a lot of criticism in February when she shared on Threads that people without a male genitalia are not automatically women. “Cutting off your pee does not make you a woman. But this is. Am I being canceled now?” she wrote alongside a photo showing bloody toilet paper. Celebrities Nikkie de Jager, Raven van Dorst and Duncan Laurence, among others, responded with disgust to the messages. There were no apologies from the singer.

It is not yet known whether Anouk has found a replacement artist for the supporting act of her concerts. The singer could not be reached for comment.