Nicci Gilbert, one of the three original members of Brownstone is no longer celebrating the success of Tory Lanez’s song “Say It” following the guilty verdict in his shooting case

Nicci Gilbert, one of the three original members of Brownstone is no longer celebrating the success of Tory Lanez’s song “Say It” following the guilty verdict in his shooting case.

As many know, Lanez sampled Brownstone’s 1994 R&B song “If You Love Me” for his July 2015 debut single “Say It.” The remake hit the No. 1 spot on Billboard‘s R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay chart and was also certified platinum by the RIAA.

The 52-year-old recently took to social media to show her support to Megan Thee Stallion who was the victim in the 2020 shooting incident. However, the songstress noted that she hates to see another Black man behind bars. Her Instagram post read: “The Jury has spoken and I respect the jury’s decision,” she started off. “I hate to see another young black man going to jail, especially days before Christmas. I feel terrible for his children and family…Honestly, I feel bad for Tory.” She continued, “At the same time I support Meg and I believe her. It’s a shame that our community is so broken that we relentlessly attack victims, but I get it,” Gilbert continued. “Hurt people hurt people…This victory was a win for all victims and hopefully…