Howdy partner. Pardon my racial slur, but that yellow nigga is back with The Truth. For today’s installment, he weighs in on Brad Paisley and Uncle L’s track.
Howdy partner. Pardon my racial slur, but that yellow nigga is back with The Truth. For today’s installment, he weighs in on Brad Paisley and Uncle L’s track.
A few days after the release of Brad Paisley and LL Cool J’s audible bomb, the tandem sat with ABC News to discuss the record. LL also explains his comparisons between a du-rag and confederate flag. Some things aren’t always black and white.
“If you don’t judge my du-rag, I won’t judge your red flag…” Move over NAACP. Country singer Brad Paisley and LL Cool J tackle race relations on this new ditty. Todd’s verse almost makes segregation seem tolerable. For any accidental listeners out there, here’s what Mr. Smith said of their collaboration. “You know, working with Brad was amazing. We did one for his album, which is called ‘Accidental Racist,’ which I think is very thought provoking and very interesting. It’s going to get […]
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