Episode 636 | "The Funcast"
The Joe Budden Podcast
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The Upbringing of a Black Rapper
"I grew up in a world that felt fair because my schools were black. They expected nothing but excellence out of us," he says. "My grandparents are aren't going to do a politics, they want to know what I mean, white folk won't go to hell." He adds: "When our white folks got money in Atlanta, that's definitely capitalism and politics work hand in hand"
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