Tyler, The Creator Apologizes to Selena Gomez for Past Tweets

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Selena Gomez Updates: Tyler, The Creator recently apologized to Selena Gomez for his past tweets years ago aimed at the 28-year old singer. Tyler had previously been in controversy for his tweets back in the 2010s where he made a number of targeted comments. The rapper has now called out on himself and his past behavior is a song of his Friday release of the new album Call Me If You Get Lost.

The album is a part of the track “Manifesto” where he not only addresses his previous controversial comments but also reveals that he apologized to Selena Gomez over them. The lines of the song which address his remarks go as,

Back when I was tryna f– Bieber, Just-in.”

What Selena Gomez think about this?

The song addresses his tweets which he made in 2010 and 2011. While most of them have been deleted, the release of the song has made a lot of them resurface through fan-uploaded screenshots. Rap-Up

They reveal that his tweets included sexually explicit remarks directed at Selena and also Victoria Justice, Miley Cyrus, and Dakota Fanning. The rapper was 19 at the time he tweeted those comments and Selena Gomez was around that age as well.

It was also the time when she was in a relationship with Justin Bieber, who was a close friend of Tyler. Selena and Justin began dating in late 2010 and were on and off before finally going apart in 2018.

In a previous interview with Power 106 Los Angeles in 2013, Tyler revealed that he wasn’t friends with Gomez, “We don’t really get along. She doesn’t like me. We don’t like each other,” he said. “Because I’m kicking it with Justin — like that’s my homeboy. She always is mean muggin’ me. Like why are you hating on me?”

Speaking of the relationship, Justin Bieber recently opened up about it in an interview with Vogue Australia,

There have been no comments from Justin on Tyler’s apology to Selena. News has tried reaching Gomez’s representatives about the recent news, but a strict “no comment” policy was maintained.