Nope. That's his opinion. And the second last thing I care about (the last being ANYBODY'S opinion on ANYTHING) is Lord Jamar's opinion of female rappers. https://t.co/jEdDmROd8V
— Queen of the LEDs (@therealrahdigga) September 12, 2019
Did Rah Digga need to say more in response to her podcast co-host Lord Jamar stating that women rappers are irrelevant?Â
Will Lizzo receive a Grammy nomination for Best New Artist?Â
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Who are the two actors that Halle Berry has vowed to never work with again?
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Was Lord Jamar “clout chasing” when he critiqued Eminem’s acceptance and relevance in hip-hop?Â
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Who knew that Janet Jackson’s Super Bowl performance with Justin Timberlake aka Nippelgate inspired the creation of YouTube?Â
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Talib Kweli, Jean Grae, Pharoahe Monch, Mela Machinko, Lord Jamar, Sadat X, Homeboy Sandman and others speak out on the imperialistic agenda in the Congo in hopes that you will become informed by going to sites like FriendsofTheCongo.org and speak out about it too.
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A few days ago rappers and poets gathered in New York City to celebrate the life of Malcolm X on what would have been his 87th birthday. Prodigy, Lord Jamar, Amanda Diva, Papoose and Immortal Technique share with the audience their connection to the late leader at The Malcolm X Block Party sponsored by The Source.