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  • Okay, so.

  • Spiderman should be black.

  • James Bond should be gay.

  • If he wants to.

  • If we wanna make a gay James Bond, fuck it.

  • Why not.

  • Why not?!

  • Fuck it, you know?

  • It's 2017, why not, who gives a shit?

  • Man, fuck all this like, all this like, accept diversity!

  • I'm gonna be honest, I'm used a nerdy white dude from New York City who plays spider

  • man cause that's how Stan Lee created him but I'm just saying the internet should

  • not explode when Donald Glover, somehow comes out, it starts as a joke, Donald for Spiderman

  • and then the internet explodes.

  • That's fucked up and it shouldn't happen.

  • This is a really good one cause I rap from so many perspectives especially in this song

  • so this is kind of all of us.

  • “i been feeling so down/i think they should know now/i think they should know what's

  • up/that's that road i been down/i know how it go down/i know how it go now what's up.”

  • It's like “I can do this.

  • I've been feeling down but I can really do this.”

  • So it's kind of a culmination of all the characters on this particular record.

  • I love this line because it's just so tight.

  • Black, white, hispanic all in one line, one thing.

  • My wife is beautiful.

  • She's gorgeous.

  • She's Mexican and white but she looks spanish and beautiful and I love her and I'm not

  • ashamed of her or our love or me or who I am or who you are.

  • I love my wife.

  • My wife is bad.

  • I'm gonna text my wife after this.

  • In this verse, I switch perspectives three different times.

  • So for me, that's like a gay man trying to come to terms with himself not being accepted

  • in his family and then turning to substance and abusing substance to try to cope with

  • what's going on in his life which I think a lot of people have experienced and they've

  • been there in different avenues of their life and that goes on for a while kind of rapping

  • from that perspective and it's like, you can be anything you want to be except the

  • person you don't' want to be.

  • And that's how I feel about all the gay people I've met and when they express it

  • to me.

  • Growing up in my household, my mother was super christian and she was like, “Homosexuals

  • don't enter the kingdom of heaven.

  • All gay people are going to hell.

  • They're going to burn and die in hell.”

  • That's what I heard growing up and I always thought that was fucked up.

  • I was like, “I don't' know man.

  • That sounds kind of messed up.”

  • I mean I've even felt this as well, where I've heard a song or something and I related

  • to it.

  • A lot of J. Cole when I was young because here's this biracial dude, who's trying

  • to make it and it's all about the come up.

  • That's why my mixtapes were always, “I got to make it dog, yeah.”

  • I was listening to J. Cole so much.

  • “I got to blow/I can't wait.

  • Young simba!”

  • And I'm like, “Yeah!”

  • Doing the same shit.

  • And then I found myself and it is what it is.

  • But I would listen to J. Cole, “His motherfucking story is like my story.

  • I can't believe.

  • Oh my god.”

  • And I think that's a real thing.

  • I don't want to be a slave to the stereotype.

  • All alone in my room in the middle of the night/i don't have the words butmy stereo

  • might.”

  • And hopefully I can be somebody's words through their stereo in this song, that's

  • kind of what it's about.

  • And once again, it's not that I make it about color but that's how I see it.

  • This is that strong, black woman.

  • That mother with children trying to get her education.

  • Trying to get everything and then also wanting the love of man and not her baby daddy but

  • another man not realizing that the only man she's going to need is the son that she

  • is to raise.

  • And obviously as human beings we seek out love and affection from others and a partner,

  • whatever the case may be but she knows that the most important part of her life is her

  • son, that she is going to raise to go out into the world and do the right thing.

  • I created her story through different stories of strong, black women in my life.

  • Which is pretty cool to think about.

  • Amidst how crazy this whole song is and how serious it is, I just love that line.

  • “I'm just as white as the mona lisa.”

  • That bitch white as fuck.

  • It's hilarious.

  • “I'm just as white as that mona lisa/I'm just as black as my cousin keisha,” who

  • exists.

  • “I'm biracial so bye felicia.”

  • I just feel that brings a smile to your face when you hear it the first time.

  • I just don't see jesus being hella pasty.

  • It just doesn't make sense when you think about where he comes from.

  • And all that stuff.

  • But I don't know...this is where I”m not here to argue about religion.

  • I'm not here to say what Jesus was or wasn't.

  • It just comes down to the fact that me saying, “Black Jesus,” shouldn't make you be

  • like, “Ahh.”

  • So what maybe Jesus was black.

  • You know how many black households I've been in and they got black Jesus?

  • There is legit Asian Jesus on people's walls.

  • I've gone in their house and they got Asian Jesus.

  • I swear to god.

  • These things exist but I've been so used to seeing white Jesus, everywhere.

  • It's not about that.

  • It's not about religion.

  • People be quick to be like, “What do you mean?

  • Jesus was…”

  • Why don't you shut the fuck up man and understand what I'm saying.

  • This is about racism.

  • This is about depicting what is or should be or shouldn't be.

  • Or this or that and that's why I say, fuck it, let spider man be Puerto Rican, Black,

  • Asian or whatever.

  • It doesn't matter.

  • It's about the song.

Okay, so.

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