[rl231]

Great interview

[Mr.Fenty]

he supports Azealia

[Doc]

I wanna watch, but it's already so late to give an hour to it.

Lemme bookmark.

[Grumpy Gills]

I wonder if he's gonna have a comeback he and whatshisface the hot one, ryan? just disappeared this year

[Latch]

Lemme watch this mess...

[slayships]

I really like how you can tell he genuinely cares about these issues he seems like a really nice guy

[jax.]

What'd he say about Azealia?

[Mast]

Slay me Professor

[Outlaws]

1:07:30

Hmmm *bookmarks*

[Jet]

From what I'm seeing so far, I disagree with every single thing he's said

[ImmaSlave4u]

He's very eloquent and really knows what he's talking about.
He's intriguing to me.

[Mr.Fenty]

Originally posted by jax.

What'd he say about Azealia?

he praised her interview

[rl231]

The amount of people in here

I think this is where Iggy stands. She doesn't really know how to comment on issues like these because she's white, and she doesn't want to take a misstep. She handled the Azealia situation poorly. Azealia handled the whole debacle poorly. She did bring up a few great points in her interview about appropriation and how it was wrong, which it completely is. I just didn't like the fact that she came at Iggy and Macklemore because she didn't see them to be "good" in her eyes. I have a lot more to say, but I want to sleep on it.

The true thing is this though: both Iggy and Azealia NEED to get the F away from social media

[Rami328]

[KanYe!]

Great interview. He's a good guy.

[Mr.Fenty]

that's what he said about Iggy:

"You need to know your place in the culture. Are you contributing or are you taking? Are you using it for your own advantage or are you contributing to the culture...I think it's clear who has contributed and clear who is taking. I'm not gonna comment on Iggy in that regard but what I will say is I saw a tweet it was something along the lines of "Hip-Hop was birthed out of the civil rights movement" This is a culture that came from oppression that came from white oppression, it was the by product of that. We can say that we've evolved and that we've come along way since the late 70s and early 80s but (evidence suggests) that we haven't. So you can't disregard that.

Just because there's been more white rappers, just because there's been more successful white rappers, you cannot disregard where this culture came from and our place in it as white people."

[zach]

Lemme bookmark for later.

[Save My Life]

What a great interview He is well educated. I am yet to watch the other half of it because I have to exercise before it is too late but I have a lot more respect for him.

[Save My Life]

I feel like he explained what Azealia was trying to say a lot more clearer and broader.

[Swag]

Not HOT 97 becoming the new Diane Sawyer of stan world interviews