‘Wild ’N Out’ Star Justina Valentine Says She Doesn’t Get The Recognition She Deserves As A Rapper Because She’s A White Woman: ‘The World Just Don’t Wanna Hear A White B*tch Rapping’

Justina Valentine

‘Wild ’N Out’ Star Justina Valentine Says She Doesn’t Get The Recognition She Deserves As A Rapper Because She’s A White Woman: ‘The World Just Don’t Wanna Hear A White B*tch Rapping’

Do you think Justina Valentine would be more respected in hip-hop if she wasn’t a white female rapper?

During a recent interview with the “We In Miami Podcast,” the Wild ‘N Out star expressed her frustrations with the music industry and how she feels she’s at a disadvantage because she’s not only white but also female.

She explained,

“Being a white girl that raps was really like just banging my head against the wall. And I was always dope. I did touch a little bit of success, but it wasn’t what I wanted. I just felt like the world just don’t wanna hear a white b**ch rapping. It’s a lot of white guy rappers.”

Justina Valentine

When asked if the music industry discriminates against white female rappers, Justina replied,

 “I mean I can’t speak for anybody but myself, but if I had a d**k and balls rapping the way I rap, yes, I do feel that I would have way more recognition.”

The “Strawberry Soda” rapper added,

“Being a white female rapping just wasn’t it so when I go on Wild ‘N Out and got that TV – the TV and film look, I was so embraced in that space that became my main thing and you know, music kind of became the side b**h.”

While Justina received some support from fans, she also received some criticism from those who feel white women don’t belong in the rap game.

One fan wrote,

“She’s a better rapper than Ice Spice in my opinion no female rapper can freestyle like her on Wilding out honestly.”

A second fan wrote,

“I will never understand how people sleep on her so hard. She’s such a good rapper.”

However, another person said,

“White ppl have infiltrated black culture…and now THEY’RE being discriminated against bc they aren’t the most successful? Girl….colonizers are gonna COLONIZE.”

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In 2016, Justina Valentine was added to the cast of season 8 of Wild ‘N Out and has been a member of the series ever since. As of season 17, she is the longest-running female cast member to appear on the show.

During a recent interview with Maxim, Valentine praised the sketch comedy show for giving her a start and an opportunity to showcase her talents.

“The biggest challenge for me has been breaking through in the music industry. I think maybe people weren’t ready to embrace a white female rapper; as we know, there are many white male rappers. The way I overcame that was to keep working and kicking these doors down.”

She continued,

“I never gave up. I couldn’t get through that door, so God opened another one for me. That door was Wild ‘N Out. When Nick blessed me with the platform, I was welcomed with open arms in the television world, which has been the biggest blessing.”

What are your thoughts on Justina Valentine’s comments about being a white female rapper? Let us know in the comments below!