Lloyd Explains Chris Brown Statement

After the BET Awards singer Lloyd spoke about Chris Brown's Emotional performance to the King Of Pop Michael Jackson. Some questioned if the tears were real. Lloyd to Rap-Up,
"He's back with a vengeance, I think that they're gonna find a place in their heart for him again. ... I told him, man, you gotta get up there. You gotta cry, you gotta really show your heart to the world." 
People were appalled. He later clarified,
"I consider Chris a friend. He's been through a lot in the past couple years," Lloyd wrote. "I never told him to go onstage and cry. We spoke recently, and I told him as a friend that people hadn't really seen him be vulnerable about his situation last year [with Rihanna]. I thought he was holding back and needed to let that emotion out. Him crying at the BET Awards was real, I could feel it." 
I could feel it too but a lot of people couldn't....

Ciara Responds To Lloyd Calling Her A Hollywood B***h

A few months ago, singer Lloyd had some words for pop star Ciara. He said,
“I don’t f**k with Hollywood b**ches and she’s like one of the chicks that’s just changed along the way with the fame and the money and all of that. I don’t really get down with her anymore on some real s**t. The truth hurts, but it will set you free. But I wish her all the best.”
Recently, Ciara responded to his comments saying,

I find it very interesting how because you live in LA, you’re Hollywood. That’s what it seems to be from my perspective. I am there to work but at the same time, I am in the world of entertainment and it is one of those places that is very helpful for your business. For me it was a business decision to stay there for the time period I am there but I still own my place in Atlanta and I still own who I am as a person. I am a southern girl in LA.
And also too what is funny to me is how people judge you by who they see you taking photos with or who they see you with. Just because I hang out with someone that appears to be very different from me, doesn’t mean I’m changing who I am. Am I wrong as an African American for hanging with a person that’s Caucasian. That doesn’t make sense to me and that’s what I interpret it as
I’m a southern girl in LA. I’m an Atlien at heart. It doesn’t mean I’m Hollywood because I live there. I’ll never change who I am internally. Am I wrong for going to do Givenchy? Am I wrong for traveling? I come from Decatur and where I’ve been traveling is a BIG DEAL for my life and where I came from and what we had.

Ciara has a point. People change. It's called LIFE.