Mere days after it was reported that Chicago emcee Lupe Fiasco was forced to hand over his Twitter account to his management following controversial remarks made in regards to Marxism and its place in today’s society, the rapper has returned to the social networking site to refute those claims.
According to Salon.com, following comments Lupe made in regards to Marxism, a Tweet made from his account on behalf of his management team shared this announcement with Lupe fans: “Gotta love his lively way with twitter but sadly he’s gonna be taking a break to focus on other things.”
Hey guys #LF Mgmt here. Gotta love his lively way with twitter but sadly he’s gonna be taking a break to focus on other things.
— Lupe Fiasco (@LupeFiasco) May 12, 2013
Despite the announcement from his management team, Lupe returned to Twitter today (May 15) and expressed his confusion in the matter and also stressed that his account wasn’t taken over due to any of his remarks on Marxism and that he’s instead taking time to focus on music.
Lupe here…Dear God! I didn’t get kicked off twitter for talking about Karl Marx! Jesus Fucking Christ…who said that???
— Lupe Fiasco (@LupeFiasco) May 15, 2013
I left it to mgmt so I can record etc without arguing with 15 year olds about if show goes on was on my first album or not…
— Lupe Fiasco (@LupeFiasco) May 15, 2013
Lupe later revealed his plans for #PhilosophySunday before again making his exit from the site.
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Not one to shy away from sharing his thoughts on current events, Lupe has used Twitter to share his opinion on everything from gun violence in music to President Barack Obama.
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