In part 1 of Peter Bailey's NiteCap with Lupe Fiasco they discuss the business of hip hop and how it affects the genre's conscious roots
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@lakewizard-dv8bmRespectfully Lupe, Walmart wouldn't be infringing on your right to free speech by deciding not to carry a product with profanity in it. They would in fact be exercising their right to use caution and not alienate their customer base.
@GrammarProductionsJust stating an opinion. A lot of the political things he says doesn't make sense, but I see a lot of people are too nutt hung on him to dig deeper than the music.
@NylsKnightNope, seems like you were though.
@NylsKnightlupe is sooo effin cute :D been having a crush on him since he first came out with kick push
@650PiscesI completely agree with you! Peace.
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@melaneedavis9018Makes him a Genius,.
@buffyblond1You are so right,
@buffyblond1Weather you agree with him or not, you have to respect him.
@tylerkwoodLupe Fiasco is my favorite artist. He stands for what I stand for, he speaks his mind and he tries to make a difference through his music and through other methods. He is someone I inspire to be like. Also I feel more encouraged to make a difference in my community and in my environment because of him. He's not the norm and I like that because neither am I.
@tylerkwoodGood stuff
@aubreyjsimmonsyou know ?
@ismaeldy2009You seeing as his POLITICAL (<---- for those of you who can't read) views differ from both individuals. Justify your statement with facts and quotations please because I fail to see how any of there political views compare. =/
@NylsKnightI really enjoyed this interview. Fifteen minute interviews are definitely necessary for lupe fiasco.
@neuroIogyDude, Lupe's views are derived from the very teachings and works from Howard Zinn (he knew him, he's been in his documentary side project) and MLK. So in a sense, if you find Lupe's political views inadequate or outlandish even, guess who else you think is an idiot.
@samuelb0251st thing you did was was saying that Lupe sounds like a idiot on a video where a lot of Lupe's fans gather.
@blackamvninjaYou seem confused by earlier statement. You should stay out of conversations that have nothing to do with you. What I said has nothing to do with his quotes from those men. =/
@NylsKnightSome of the things he say is basically him quoting these men.
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