ScHoolboy Q says he's "one of the best fathers in
the world" and that the only other rapper going as in depth in rhymes as
him is YG.
After this year's Grammy Awards ceremony,
Macklemore sent Kendrick Lamar a text message saying he felt he robbed
him of a Grammmy win. "You got robbed," Macklemore said at the time. "I
wanted you to win. You should have. It's weird and sucks that I robbed
you." Mack then posted a screenshot of this message on Instagram.
ScHoolboy Q, who has worked with both artists, recently addressed the Grammy text message conversation. "All
these rappers talking shit about Macklemore because of the text, but
they wouldn’t be saying that shit if I sent the text out," Q says in The Source.
"Or if Maino sent the text out. Bruh, if Maino sent the text out and
put it on Instagram, niggas would be quiet. They wouldn’t say nothing."
Several people have criticized Macklemore for the release of this
text message. One of the most prominent figures to criticize Macklemore
for the text message was Drake, who addressed this during a Rolling Stone interview earlier this year.
"I was like, 'You won. Why are you posting your text message? Just
chill. Take your W, and if you feel you didn't deserve it, go get
better. Make better music,'" Drake said at the time.
"It felt cheap. It didn't feel genuine. Why do that? Why feel guilt?
You think those guys would pay homage to you if they won?"
ScHoolboy Q's commentary regarding the text message isn't the only
focus of his The Source cover story. In the piece, Q also addresses the
drug abuse he details on "Prescription / Oxymoron," a cut off the album Oxymoron.
“Every bit of it is real," Q says of the track. "So real I never
listened to it. Never heard it. I mean, I made it [laughs], but that was
it. I perform it every night, but I never listen to it because it’s too
much. A part of me, like, kicks myself in the ass ‘cause my daughter
was there. But a part of it makes me proud because I’m not that type of
person no more. I’m, like, one of the best fathers in the world, you get
what I’m saying?
"I’m not scared to put my real life in there like a lot of rappers,"
he adds. "Five, six albums in and you still don’t know nothing about
their life. You just know they rap good. They crack, but you still don’t
know, like, who is this nigga grandma, who’s his uncle, what block he
come from. How much was the sodas when he was a kid, you know what I’m
saying? Niggas don’t put that type of shit in their music. Everybody’s a
mobster now. They got the Vaseline, they got the dope, they got the
burner, like who you got the burner from though? How many shots were in
the burner? When the cops came what did you do with the burner, you get
what I’m saying? What’s your momma name? What’s your homie name, where’s
the park that you caught a fade at? Nobody’s going in depth with it
like me. Only other nigga doing it like that is YG .
ScHoolboy Q Addresses Kendrick Lamar & Macklemore's Grammy Text Conversation
Wednesday, April 09, 2014
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