Swizz Beatz Addresses Trolls’ ‘Negative Vibes’

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Alicia Keys’ husband responded to her steamy performance with Usher during the Super Bowl LVIII halftime show on Sunday.

After social media users commented on how Keys and Usher’s partners must be jealous watching them touch each other on stage, Swizz Beatz said that’s not the case.

The day after the show, he joined many social media users who were excited about the show and shared a post on his Instagram.

In his caption, he said there were “no negative vibes” and gave praise after watching Usher, 45, and Keys, 43, sing their 2004 smash hit, My Boo, which he called “a classic.”

The Grammy-winning record producer, whose full name is Kasseem Daoud Dean, said his performance was “beyond incredible.”

Alicia Keys’ husband responded to her steamy performance with Usher during the Super Bowl LVIII halftime show on Sunday.
After social media users commented on how Keys and Usher’s partners must be jealous watching them touch each other on stage, Swizz Beatz said that’s not the case.

Many social media users took to X after the show, tweeting that it was “inappropriate” for Usher to hug Keys when the two were in a relationship.

“It would be sexy (fuck) if it was Swizz Beatz… Usher was aware of Alicia Keys,” one X user wrote.

“Now why was Usher getting mad at Alicia Keys like that?” wrote another. “…I know Swizz’s heart sank at that performance.”

However, Keys’ husband didn’t seem bothered and was very supportive of his wife.

“They’re talking about the wrong damn thing,” he began. “You don’t see that incredible dress that covers the entire stadium.”

He added: ‘Tonight’s performance was incredible with two incredible giants! Congratulations @usher and my love @aliciakeys. That song is a classic.

“We don’t create any negative vibes on this side,” he continued. “We make history.”

She concluded her post by telling her fans to go see her art exhibit, Giants: Art from the Dean Collection of Swizz Beatz and Alicia Keys, at the Brooklyn Museum in New York City.

The day after the show, he joined many social media users who were excited about the show and shared a post on his Instagram. In his caption, he said there were “no negative vibes” and gave praise after watching Usher, 45, and Keys, 43, sing their 2004 smash hit, My Boo, which he called “a classic.”
He also complimented his wife, whom he called ‘my love’ in his post, and her stunning red dress.
Many social media users took to X after the show, tweeting that it was “inappropriate” for Usher to hug Keys when the two were in a relationship.
However, Keys’ husband didn’t seem bothered and was very supportive of his wife.
In response to the trolls, he said there were “no negative vibes.”
Keys and Swizz Beatz married in 2010 and share two children: Egypt Daoud and Genesis Ali. Beatz has three children from previous relationships
Usher’s partner, Jennifer Goicoechea, has not responded as the couple plans to get married in Las Vegas in the days after the Super Bowl. The soon-to-be newlyweds, who have been together for five years, are parents to two young children: daughter Sovereign Bo and son Sire Castrello; seen in February 2020

Keys and Swizz Beatz married in 2010 and share two children: Egypt Daoud and Genesis Ali. Beatz has three children from previous relationships.

Usher’s partner, Jennifer Goicoechea, has not responded as the couple plans to get married in Las Vegas in the days after the Super Bowl.

According to an exclusive report from DailyMail.com, the couple obtained a marriage license earlier this week.

The soon-to-be newlyweds, who have been together for five years, are parents to two young children: daughter Sovereign Bo and son Sire Castrello.

Usher also shares Usher ‘Five’ V and Naviyd Ely with his ex-wife Tameka Foster.

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