“Okay, white rappers, you’re coming to this almost as a guest,” said Jamar. “Okay, matter of fact you are guests in the house of Hip Hop. Just because you have a hit record doesn’t give you the right as I feel to voice your opinion…To me when people like Macklemore come out with songs like that, I know he loves Hip Hop and all that, but he’s trying to push an agenda that him as a white man feels is acceptable.”
In addition to giving his thoughts on Lord Jamar’s interview, K.R.I.T. also shared a few details about his next album, Cadillactica. Although the Live From The Underground rapper has provided beats for a number of his records, he’s recruited the help of both Jim Jonsin and DJ Toomp for Cadillactica.
“I’m working on my album right now. It’s called Cadillactica,” said the rapper. “I’m working with a lot of different producers on it too, man. Jim Jonsin…DJ Toomp, you know what I’m saying. So, we out here working.”