Singer Jaguar Wright has continued her crusade against the music business, extending it to even bigger VIP’s and promising even more retribution to come upon those she’s already discussed. Now, she’s put one of the most successful music executives of all times in her crosshairs – the legendary Clive Davis.
Jaguar’s already gone after one of Clive’s other protégées – Alicia Keys. Wright unloaded during a live stream about Alicia Keys and her apparent issues with her, including revisiting old slander about Keys’ alleged sexuality.
Starting off the stream with a bang, Wright called her fellow singer a “goofy a– b—h” who ran around stealing other people’s husbands – something that has already been discussed and discarded by Keys and the family themselves. However, Wright goes on to allege even more personal, inside knowledge about Keys – because she’s crossed swords with her personally.
Wright then details a mutual acquaintance that they both dated named Antonio Gordon, who no doubt has no idea his name is being dragged into this currently. Wright claims that they both dated Gordon, until Gordon found Keys in the act of being unfaithful. “He found you [with] somebody else when you was supposed to be his girlfriend […]”
Alicia Keys was discovered by Clive Davis, who of course is a legend in and of himself. Clive Davis is a music executive and mogul, founder of Arista Records, J Records and former president of Columbia Records. Artists he is credited for discovering and pushing to greatness include Janis Joplin, Aerosmith, Billy Joel, Pink Floyd, Chicago, Earth, Wind & Fire, Alicia Keys, Santana, Aretha Franklin and Whitney Houston.
Fast forward to today and Jaguar’s made another post – but instead of a video, which is her normal M.O. for posting her screeds and rants, she simply posted a short clip which featured a scene from Kill Bill Vol. 2. The post included a bizarre but a lengthy caption.
“I’m coming @clivejdavis .. there is no stopping me! @diddy can’t stop me! He’s busy trying to figure out how to evade the charges coming! And they’re coming,” wrote the singer on her Instagram post. In addition to the names above that she tagged, there were a few others that raised eyebrows.
Notably, Wright tagged award-winning filmmaker Ava Duvernay, whose work in the documentary space about incarceration and racism have won her prestige, with her fictionalized account of the Central Park 5 When They See Us becoming required viewing for many. This inclusion was a bit confusing to many.
“@ava how did none of your investigations lead back to Clive?! Or have you been being paid to avoid real targets?! Unless your a total idiot! But ..everyone always says how smart you are,” wrote Wright confusingly, and the expansion of her targets outside of music also seemed to be a new thing.
She also tagged executive Andre Harrell, who died May 7th, 2020, noting that he was “indisposed at the moment.”
See the post below.
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