9th Wonder and Vic Mensa share their thoughts on Lil Wayne's BLM comments

[Shake]

9th Wonder:

Vic Mensa:
"I think it's a very ignorant, selfish, and isolated position to take. Even someone as big as wayne is just a black man minus all of his ice and fame, and can be treated the same way."

[Lil wayne prezident]

both are correct.

[Waynasite]

both are correct.

Yea in their own way

[KnockMeOut]

Vic Mensa:
"I think it's a very ignorant, selfish, and isolated position to take. Even someone as big as wayne is just a black man minus all of his ice and fame, and can be treated the same way."

He obviously doesn't feel he's been treated that way though.

Seems as though most Americans have an unfortunate way of looking at it. In England people judge you for the most part on how you speak and carry yourself, Americans always have something to say about your ethnicity. Instead of expecting Wayne to see the world from the perspective of a superstar who is perpetually high and living in his own world you expect him to think like some average 'black dude' just because of his complexion.

How is saying "Wayne is just a black man" more acceptable than Wayne saying he doesn't feel connected to BLM?

[Lucifer]

we are never going to hear the end of this

[TheMaker420]

we are never going to hear the end of this

It's 2016, people will be passed it in a week

[WeEeEeEzZzZyYy]

It's 2016, people will be passed it in a week

exactly what i just said in the other thread too brah

lol good to see we think the same

[YMCMB357]

It's 2016, people will be passed it in a week

Not when these businesses keep asking rappers about it

Lloyd seems soft =/

[Zodiac!]

It's like BLM is the oppressive government of black people and you face punishment for speaking out against them.

[lilwayne-carter]

Not when these businesses keep asking rappers about it

Lloyd seems soft =/

i forgot about lloyd

[back on my bullish*t]

i knew vic mensa wouldnt like weezy's comments before i even read what he said