Now People Won't Beat You Up If

I Not Only Wanted To Showcase Lyrical Skills But Also Continue To Drop Knowledge On The Hiphop Community. Im Looking To Elevate Through My Music, And Through My Music I Educate.

To Be Honest, That Whole Exchange With Crunk Feminist Actually Made Me Write The Song Because I Realize There's A Lot Of Young Women Out There So Hurt By The Misogynistic Images In Hip-hop They Paint It With Such A Broad Brush Stroke That They Think Anybody That Defends Hip-hop Is Defending Misogyny.

But It Becomes Disrespectful When The Artist's Process Is Not Respected.

I Don’t Think That Early Hip Hop Stood Out To Be A Social Critique. A Lot Of Fans Of Mine Think That Hip Hop’s Ultimate Responsibility Is To Critique Social Structures.

There Just Needs To Be A Gay Rapper Who's Better Than Everybody. That's When That Question Will No Longer Be Able To Be Asked.