Fans Go In On Tyga For Using A White Model In Jamaican Music Video

There's no one love for Tyga.

The "Rack City" rapper is being accused of cultural appropriation for using a white model in "1 of 1," his new music video filmed in Jamaica.

Kylie Jenner's beau cast German-Pakistani Amina Blue to play his love interest in the sexy video shot in and around Kingston.

"Tyga really found the whitest most uncomfortable looking human in Jamaica and wrote a terrible song about her?? Why Jesus?" one user wrote on Twitter.

Another chimed in, "So tyga filmed a whole MV in Jamaica and he used black women as props?? What kinda disrespect."

The said "props" refer to the three black women running on the sand past Tyga and the blonde model in the video.

To make matters worse, his critics argued, was Amina Blue's Bantu knots — a hairstyle commonly worn by African women.

"Only someone as 'special' as Tyga could go to JA and claim the reason he stayed was cus of a white woman with Bantu Knots in her Anglo hair," one critic wrote.

In the past, Tyga, 26, whose father is Jamaican, cast his ex Blac Chyna and Kylie in his music videos.

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