Daniel Caesar lately shared how he survived being canceled.

In an interview with Billboard, the Toronto born singer recalled the occasions the stored him on the margins.

“I was canceled for, you know, speaking my mind,” he says, earlier than selecting his worlds extra fastidiously: “I was canceled for being drunk and foolish in public. But that was something I was always allowed to do. No one gave a s–t [until I started to get famous].”

I’m actually my father’s son,” he continued. “My dad was the guy at sabbath lunch talking about how the government was going to put microchips in our arms. And I’m the same. If you get me riled up at a party, I’ll start talking about some crazy s–t. People roll their eyes, but that’s just the way we are.”

The incident in query was when Caesar came to the defense of SureJulz who confronted a number of accusations of cultural appropriation and insulting Black ladies, specifically Scottie Beam and Karen Civil.

Julz additionally caught warmth on social media for tweeting out a t-shirt that learn, “Ni**as lie rather a lot.

While intoxicated, Caesar supported Julz and criticized Black individuals for being, “so mean to white people.”

“Why is that we’re allowed to be disrespectful and rude to everybody else and when anyone returns any type of energy to us…That’s not equality,” Caesar defined. “I don’t want to be treated like I can’t take a joke.”

“People are allowed to say what the f**k they want. I’m allowed to feel what I want, but at the same time am I going to fight them or am I going to accept what they have to say and keep it f**king moving?” he continued.

Speaking at Apple Music’s Nadeska  in 2023, Caesar apologized for his phrases.

“I completely understand the response. And in time, after taking time to get over myself and to really honestly look at myself and everything that was happening, I was wrong,” he stated. “ I was wrong, and I’m sorry about that. For a long time, I was like, ‘You can’t do anything, you can’t say anything without whatever.”