“They cut my hair like three years ago,” Kobe said. “That’s something I wanted to do. I was tired of it. Tired of gang banging. Tired of messing up.”

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But the dreadlock beeswax wasn’t the only thing Hazelgrove had to answer for.

America’s National Newspaper called into question Crusher Club’s since-deleted tweets using the polarizing phrase “All Lives Matter,” which is commonplace among critics of the Black Lives Matter movement.

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“I said that not to take away from Black Lives Matter, but to be inclusive of everyone,” Hazelgrove told USA Today. “I never meant to belittle or disrespect anyone. I will be more sensitive of what I say moving forward. I truly have love for everyone of all races, religions, and preferences, and hate does not live in me. I am so sorry for being insensitive.”

Hmmmm, I guess she tole us.

The former drug dealer turned Forbes first hip-hop billionaire may need new people.

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Reps for Roc Nation and its problematic partner, the NFL, has yet to comment.