DONKEY of the DAY: Lil Wayne has just landed the title after Dismissing the #BlackLivesMatter because he’s rich. This is Ignorance to the 100!!!
Flip and see what Lil Wayne just said about the #BlackLivesMatter movement…
CelebNMusic247.com is actually shocked by this, but yet, not surprised that Lil Wayne dismissed the #BlackLivesMatter because he’s rich.
This is who hip hop heads admire?
Fans might take a better look at their idol, because he doesn’t stand for much. We guess that anyone who doesn’t have money like Wayne NEEDS to worry about #BlackLivesMatter?
We are at a loss of words.
Lil Wayne appeared on ABC’s Nightline, weighing in on the #BlackLivesMatter created by Linsey Davis. He responded oddly that the incidents of police violence had been given an overall term.
Lil Wayne explained:
“That just sounds weird, I don’t know, that you put a name on… It’s not a name; it’s not, ‘Whatever, whatever.’ It’s somebody got shot by a policeman for a f**ked-up reason.”
For some reason, Lil Wayne thinks his money & fame make him exempt from racism in America!
Wow, what a fool!
Wayne argued:
“I am a young black rich motherf**ker. If that don’t let you know that America understand black motherf**kers matter these days, I don’t know what it is. That man white, he filming me. I’m a n***a.”
After saying it’s “crazy as shit” to feel connected to something that doesn’t have anything to do with you, the rapper ended the interview by removing his mic and walking out early as he “ain’t no f**king politician”.
Watch:
Lil Wayne talks about how he doesn’t feel connected to the Black Lives Matter movement in his interview tonight with Nightline. pic.twitter.com/fLwxUNzPfg
— MEFeater Magazine (@mefeater) November 2, 2016
We are disappointed in Wayne. How sad that he feel entitled and better than his fans. Here is an example of the tweet’s being posted on her.
When you hear that Lil Wayne thinks his money & fame make him exempt from racism in America… pic.twitter.com/8ow5p06Y1N
— Simar Ahluwalia (@sahluwal) November 2, 2016
Thoughts?
