April 25, 2014
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2:52Now PlayingTalib Kweli spoke with VladTV about the chance of a sequel emerging to his and Mos Def's Black Star album being very slim indeed. While many fans have been eagerly awaiting the release of a new installment for the classic, Talib explained why he isn't fond of followups to previous work, and that fans should simply listen to the first album again since they loved it so much.
He also addressed the lucrative income that he and Mos Def earn from their musical ventures.
Talib then spoke on how the mainstream audience may think that they aren't working, and how that perception is from the audience not seeking their style of music.
He concluded by addressing men who are too concerned with what another man wears and how that person is usually the one without any female companions.
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