Lil Wayne must have been caught in the euphoric fanfare of millions of people (including Kendrick Lamar) disapproving of the notion of him hanging up his mic for good that he didn’t carefully choose his words when asked about his massive white fanbase.
While appearing on his longtime pal Skip Bayless’ new show on FOX, Undisputed earlier today (September 13), Weezy openly admitted that racism doesn’t apply to him because he never experienced it.
“I don’t want to be bashed, because I don’t want to seem like I’m on the wrong side,” Wayne said, harboring on the topic of Colin Kaepernick’s heavily publicized “Star-Spangled Banner” protests. “But I thought that was clearly a message that there was no such thing as racism.”
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“I don’t want to be bashed, because I don’t want to seem like I’m on the wrong side,” Wayne responded. “But I thought that was clearly a message that there was no such thing as racism.”
"My crowd has always been everybody." — @LilTunechi#WeezyOnUndisputedpic.twitter.com/dCcpQuqNTF
— UNDISPUTED (@undisputed) September 13, 2016
Although it was the complete opposite of his intent, a bashing was held at Lil Tunechi’s expense as his response was the furthest thing from being empathic to a systematic oppression that plagues plenty of individuals in a lesser tax bracket.
Lil Wayne: Racism is over Me: pic.twitter.com/RfJXTNWgUA
— Bri (@forever_bri_) September 13, 2016
Lil' Wayne, a New Orleans native, said there is no such thing of racism. Get off that lean. pic.twitter.com/SlopS0Hku7
— Michael Arceneaux (@youngsinick) September 13, 2016
I think lil Wayne doesn't see enough income earning potential in activism. A job at a non profit won't cut it for him.
— Curtis Scoon (@CurtisScoon) September 13, 2016
"I want black men to value us" – Lira Galore "I can't comment on Kaepernick" "I never experienced racism"-Lil Wayne <- our youth smh
— WAYNE SKI (@djwayneski) September 13, 2016
Lil Wayne is from New Orleans but says he never experienced racism. Negro please
— raymond (@dirtymikell) September 13, 2016
??? RT @OPUS_Mag: Lil’ Wayne (@LilTunechi) said racism doesn’t exist because he sees white kids at his shows…….…………. pic.twitter.com/oIESQ4mXJ9
— Amin Elhassan (@AminESPN) September 13, 2016
In the spirit of what my brother Dominic has begun, I wanna award today's coon o' tha day award to this funny… https://t.co/5UHVDGUCFe
— Brishon Bond (@BrishonB) September 13, 2016
Lil Wayne thought there was no such thing as racism when he saw that his concerts attracted majority whites ???????? pic.twitter.com/X7wrUL6BjH
— DJ Akademiks (@IamAkademiks) September 13, 2016
Lil Wayne Just said he's never experienced Racism!! ? Ain't no way you from the Hood then! #smdh#DamnCoon
— Maurice M. Ward™ (@RLHimSelf_08) September 13, 2016
So is everyone ignoring the fact Lil Wayne said racism doesn't exist because white ppl come to his shows?
— Tata (@QiQi_26) September 13, 2016
Fuck Lil Wayne. @LilTunechi is officially on the coon list.
— 13 (@13hurricanes) September 13, 2016
When Lil Wayne said he’s never dealt with racism. pic.twitter.com/GzXDyRwbUF
— HipHopWired (@HipHopWired) September 13, 2016
@Bossip the lean he drinks helps him forget
— Lil Ms Uppity Negro (@TamikaTlove) September 13, 2016
It's wild to hear people like lil Wayne & Cam Newton saying racism doesn't exist when they've been discriminated against from the jump.
— No One (@TGTheTruth) September 13, 2016
lil Wayne been a coon ever since I heard him say darkskin women were ugly.
— #IDA✨ (@_suuunnny) September 13, 2016
I normally take people at their word, but there's no way I believe Lil Wayne has never experienced any racism in his entire life
— Chris B (@chrisb14) September 13, 2016
