Lord Jamar's statements make perfect sense to me
Jamar is looking at hip hop as a cultural form of expression and art
Hip hop is now a globally consumed commodity, and the process of watching hip hop being broken down and transformed into a product that fits todays greater society is frustrating to a lot of pioneers of the music.
I think Jamar thinks that Maclemore being half a homo is out of line because he does not think people such as Maclemore should have the platform to direct which social cause this genre of music chooses to recognize/empower, for a variety of reasons
In reality, this is not hip hop, this is pop music. Maclemore is a pop artist, the end
Jamar is looking at hip hop as a cultural form of expression and art
Hip hop is now a globally consumed commodity, and the process of watching hip hop being broken down and transformed into a product that fits todays greater society is frustrating to a lot of pioneers of the music.
I think Jamar thinks that Maclemore being half a homo is out of line because he does not think people such as Maclemore should have the platform to direct which social cause this genre of music chooses to recognize/empower, for a variety of reasons
In reality, this is not hip hop, this is pop music. Maclemore is a pop artist, the end