Charlamagne Tha God Apologizes To Kwame Brown After Airing Out His Disturbing Family History

In the eyes of Kwame Brown, Charlamagne Tha God misfired badly in his attempt to defend the former NBA player from the recent ‘Draft Bust’ mockery exacerbated by Matt Barnes, Gilbert Arenas, Stephen Jackson, and others in the sports media landscape.

During an episode of The Breakfast Club last week, Charlamagne urged the public to “leave Kwame Brown alone,” citing his traumatic upbringing as a reason to back off.

Charla, who went to school with members of Brown’s family in South Carolina, publicized the following troubling allegations about Kwame’s nuclear family:

• In the 90’s, Kwame’s father allegedly beat his girlfriend with an axe and tried to bury her alive. Charlamagne claims she eventually passed away and Kwame’s father was sentenced to life in prison.
• Kwame’s brother shot the wife of his children several times before shooting himself.
• Kwame’s other brother just went to jail for murder a few years ago.

Kwame did not take kindly to Charlamagne’s exploitative act, and sounded off on him via IG Live.

“So, I’m wrong because my father had a son at the time that I never met, so you go put out to the world like I’m some killer, when I asked these gentlemen and they said they was joking. So, now it’s time to light you little rapist ass up, too.”

“We gon’ find that girl you raped, punk. Allegedly. Matter of fact, we ain’t gotta say allegedly ’cause you on the docket, b*tch.”

Charlamagne was accused of drugging and raping an underage girl when he 22, but ultimately pleaded to a lesser charge of “contributing to the delinquency of a minor” and received three years of probation.

Brown then received a cease and desist letter from CTG’s lawyers for failing to factually speak about the nuances of the incident, and then amended his ire in a subsequent video.

“My opinion of you, is you’re a piece of sh*t. So let me retract everything I said of you, sir. You’re not the r word, but we know what you did, but technically the legal term is you pled to a lesser charge of delinquency of a minor … but I’m still not going to let the gas off you. You lesser charge a$$ bitch.. You delinquency of a minor bitch,” Brown said.

Charlamagne is now trying to put an end to the madness, apologizing to Kwame on air after giving himself The Breakfast Club’s “Donkey of the Day” award.

“I’m sure I caused pain for not only Kwame Brown but for his family—‘specially, his family in my hometown of Moncks Corner, South Carolina. You know how I know? Because I spoke to a few of them. I was apologizing for triggering them.”

“Since I unintentionally caused trauma, I need to be intentional about causing healing,” Charlamagne said.