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Lance Bass Slams Chris Brown: ‘The ‘F’ Word Is Just Like Calling You The ‘N’ Word’

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Former N’Sync member Lance Bass is speaking out against Chris Brown and his involvement in his altercation with Frank Ocean last week. During the incident, a member of Brown’s crew allegedly yelled the f-word at Ocean, prompting Bass’ public comments against Breezy. It’s not the first time Brown has been involved in an f-word scandal, whether it was used during his “Look At Me Now” remix or an alleged attack on a fan, Chris Brown has an unsettling history of violence and derogatory language.

“Calling people faggot and that stuff, I mean, he may not even mean what he means, but it’s a derogatory term that people throw out there and without even knowing why they are saying it,” Bass told Celebuzz. “But when it comes to Frank Ocean and knowing that he’s … very out … it was definitely meant to hurt him. It’s never good to throw those words out there that mean so much.”

And it upsets Bass all the more that the slur is being thrown around by a minority.

“[Brown] should understand that being a black man himself. He should know that the F word is just like calling you the N word in a very derogatory way,” Bass said. “When you come from a minority like that, being gay or black or whatever, it’s like there should be an understanding, like we all get each other. But you don’t see that a lot, which is really sad.”

The “f” bomb adds to Brown’s already-lengthy track record of a bloody bar brawl, a foul-languaged Twitter feud, a controversial Halloween costume, and an ever-eyebrow-raising love life. And though Ocean opted not to press charges — and authorities will soon close the clash case — the “Don’t Wake Me Up” singer landed in more hot water Tuesday when the Los Angeles Country district attorney’s office accused him of falsifying court-ordered community service filings

Given Brown’s brushes with the law — dating back to his 2009 felony assault of recently reconciled girlfriend Rihanna — Bass sees the singer striding down a bad path.

“I think there are a lot of people out there that have anger issues, and you can definitely see that in Chris Brown. I hope he gets the help he needs,” said the former ‘N Sync member, who now hosts a live SiriusXM radio show called Dirty Pop with Lance Bass. “I hope Rihanna understands what she is in. I see it happen so many times in couples, where it’s like an abusive relationship and you don’t know it’s an abusive relationship.”

“I know he’s just doing some dumb moves right now,” Bass continued. “I think he needs to take responsibility for it. I don’t know if it’s drugs and alcohol and that type of stuff, but I really hope he comes to think that he’s really making dumb decisions right now.”

Still, Bass thinks Brown can better himself for the future — but it may require some time behind bars.

“I think everyone can change, [and] I hope that he can change his tune. [But] we have all seen he hasn’t rehabilitated himself whatsoever,” Bass said. “But you look at Lindsay Lohan and different celebrities that keep getting in trouble and keep getting in trouble. There is obviously a problem there. Really, the only way to solve that is, you are going to have to go to jail. They are going to put you locked up for a long time for you to really learn a lesson.”

Well, Lance certainly made it clear exactly how he feels. How you do you feel about the situation?

via Celebuzz

  • JD

    I TOTALLY AGREE

  • Moi

    Who even said Chris or anyone in his entourage called Frank that. it’s all hearsay and Lance Bass and everybody else shouldnt add onto the story when there arent any facts. Journalism isnt worth a darn these days, it is?

  • http://www.facebook.com/ChocolateWasabi Courtney E. Wylie

    In no way, shape or form should the F word be compared to the N word. Homosexuals were never enslaved, lynched, separated from family, raped or treated as property. Yes it is a derogatory word but I find it a slap in the face when homosexuality is compared to the plight of African Americans in the US.

  • Anna

    This rumor all started with Perez Hilton, who has been running out of stories to slam Chris Brown on. It’s really sad how much the media has deteriorated.. Nowadays all I see are lies, lies, and more lies. As for Lance Bass, he’s stupid. The F word will NEVER be the same as the N word. African Americans have gone through way worse than homosexuals.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_CKSZRBDVR4FDUBBSIQCHTEXINM Robert W

    Lance really needs to shut is pie hole on this. “Time behind bars”? what is he tryna say, that’s the only way for someone to improve themselves. GTFOH

  • Truthhurts

    And here are all of my blacklpeiople, yet again coming to the defense of Chris Brown. The dude has issues. Instead of holding him up, you need to let him fall so he can find his own way up. And calling someone any derogatory name is not called for regardless if is the F word or the N word. Each harmful and entrenched in their own historical evil.

  • Josiah

    As a Black gay man, I say bullshit. The F word CANNOT be compared to the N word. Period. The N word simply carries too much historical weight. I’m sorry.

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