OG Maco Talks Black Exploitation; Calls Out Iggy and Macklemore
May 8, 2015
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as posted by the channelOG Maco is one of many who feel that the exploitation of Black culture has gone way too far. Though he respects artists like Eminem and Gwen Stefani because they "get it" and stay true to themselves, when it comes to rappers Iggy Azalea and Macklemore, he's displeased that they're even brought up in the conversation. "We gon' act like they['re] good rappers, or do you want me to tell the truth?" Maco asks.
Maco goes on to say that White and Asian cultures have shunned Black culture for years, but now Iggy "somehow, magically" had a No. 1 album and Miley Cyrus got a tour off of emulating things that Black people have already been doing, like twerking. He even calls out Kylie Jenner, who recently admitted to plumping her lips. "You know why she want these big a** lips," OG Maco states.
He doesn't even share any bad blood with Korean rapper Keith Ape who bit off his track "U Guessed It" for his own song entitled "It G Ma," which has been well received worldwide. "He has a whole career based off a knockoff of my song. It happens, I guess," says Maco, who dismisses it because he feels that the song was made more so as "an ode to OG Maco" due to Keith's respect for the Atlanta native.
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