Outkast rapper Big Boi caught the wrath of Twitter early Sunday after tweeting out a controversial meme about motherhood. The meme shows Florida Evans, the fictional character played by Esther Rolle in the 70s TV show Good Times, juxtaposed against a scantily clad woman. Under Evans it says “Mothers in the 70s,” while under the second woman it says “Mothers now.” Underneath, it reads “And we act like we don’t know what’s wrong with these kids.”
— Big Boi (@BigBoi) May 29, 2016
The post offended many on Twitter, and they wasted no time calling Big Boi out for it.
The mothers on the right were raised by the mothers on the left. So where is this going, Bbz? RT @BigBoi: pic.twitter.com/nHZRvTTvH7
— Nonhle Beryl (@MissNonhle) May 30, 2016
It's just cute to me how big Boi thinks moms back in the day weren't busting it open. How you think you got here? By faith?
— the token fat bitch (@delafro_) May 30, 2016
Ironic that Big Boi posted this. Cuz he was married and had a stripper pole in his basement.. pic.twitter.com/pjvM2hyzKc
— @Gumbino (@derekt529) May 30, 2016
Big Boi had a child with another woman during his marriage which makes his meme even more laughable
— NaijaGal (@Naija4LifeO) May 30, 2016
Big boi said mothers went from being poor, uneducated house wives…to strippers. Lmao! That he has probably booked for his videos…
— Slay-Z (@DennisSaintRose) May 30, 2016
Since we wanna be technical…Peep how big boi used Florida and not his own mom.
— Tay. (@KafterT) May 30, 2016
What do you think? Did Big Boi go to far, or are people making a joke bigger than it is?
