Kanye West has been a lightning rod in pop culture for quite some time now. However, Fabio Jackson, who impersonated Michael Jackson in the Chicago rapper’s music video Fatherdoesn’t seem to care about the backlash.
Throwing his support behind Ye, he wrote in an Instagram post that the Grammy winner is “out of control.”
“You have no control over him. And you know what’s wrong with all this is they don’t allow gospel music to be heard. @ye music is mostly about preaching the word of God. Call him whatever you want but he doesn’t side with the devil.”
Jackson made a joke about other performers, writing, “While allowing satanic rituals by other performers on stage.”
However, the Michael Jackson lookalike didn’t stop there. He also lashed out at critics for silencing the voices that “call you out.”
“You try to hold back those who are right about everything, and because they appeal to you, you point fingers at those who have the most influence.”
Strong defense of Fabio comes after he confirmed he was the one who appeared as Michael Jackson in Ye’s hit music video for ‘Father’.
“It’s not my project, but I’m happy to say I was involved, and yes, I am. It was amazing. All of this was very magical for me because this was my very first involvement in a music video,” he wrote on Instagram.
Unable to contain his excitement, Fabio was also excited about Bianca Censori, the director behind Father.
“She was hospitable; she was warm; she was happy, positive,” he said of her. “She gave off such great vibes all the time.”
In addition, West’s video clip Father marked Censori’s directorial debut.
