“My Glock came from Smyrna, Georgia (bang, bang, bang) / My AR-15 from California (bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang) / My cocaine come from Arizona (yeah, yeah, move it, dope) / My Detroit whip run quick like Forrest, but it’s, made in the U.S.A.,” begins Lu’ in the song assisted by Bianca Sings. At a time when some abhorrently use their nation as a birthright, Fiasco shows what American-made really means when one looks at world through a 2017 lens. The black-and-white video uses footage to show some of the images Lu’ spits about in his song.
From Hip-Hop and Gangsta Rap to deadly and addictive drugs, elder family members to deep fried Kentucky grease, Lupe lists the products with some light opining of each.
There are symbols of hatred and white nationalism, including K.K.K. members, portrayed in this video. It is especially topical following last week’s events in Charlottesville, Virginia:
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