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Onlyfans Model Says He Was Removed From DaBaby Music Video For Being Gay




Former Dogpound and PapiThugz model Mustang, who now moonlights as a gogo dancer and Onlyfans model, is crying discrimination because he was cut from a music video by DaBaby.



He claims that he had been a part of one of DaBaby's music video shoots recently, but was eventually cut. The video in question is for "Ghetto Girls," and was released last night. Mustang alleges that he was removed from the video when people involved on set learned that he's gay.


"They definitely cut me from the whole video because ppl couldn't congratulate me or applaud but had to bring attention to my sexuality which had nothing to do with the video or my performance," he wrote on Instagram. "So to all the ppl who went out they way to expose a part of my life that didn't have nothing to do with this project thank y'all for getting me canceled." Some people in his comments section weighed in to deny the allegations, claiming that he makes his sexuality known online. He then clapped back, arguing that there's nothing on his page that references his adult content or his sex life. "I promote business that's it," Mustang writes.




Others took the opportunity to bring up some of DaBaby's previous homophobic comments. In 2021, the rapper took the stage at Rolling Loud Miami, and left many offended after he dissed the LGBTQ+ community. “If you didn’t show up today with HIV, AIDS any of them deadly sexually transmitted diseases that’ll make you die in two to three weeks, put your cellphone lighter up,” he shouted into the mic. “Fellas, if you ain’t sucking d*ck in the parking lot, put your cellphone lighter up.”


Some feel as though Mustang's claims don't seem far-fetched based on DaBaby's past. His allegations remain unconfirmed, however, the rapper could be in some hot water if they're proven to be true. DaBaby has yet to respond to the situation. Keep an eye on HNHH for more updates on DaBaby.







While I live for sex workers, you shouldn't be surprised when you end up in what is considered "legit work" and you're removed because of your sexual orientation.


You also shouldn't be surprised that you were removed from a music video by DaBaby, especially since he's a known homophobe who has made disparaging remarks about the gay community and people with AIDS.

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