Post Malone Apologizes For Saying It’s A Struggle To Be A White Rapper
Post Malone Sorry For Saying It’s A Struggle To Be A White Rapper
In a new interview, 22-year-old rapper Post Malone (real name Austin Richard Post) admits that being white in the rap game isn’t easy. The ‘Congratulations’ hit maker says,
I definitely feel like there’s a struggle being a white rapper. But I don’t want to be a rapper. I just want to be a person that makes music. I make music that I like and I think that kicks ass, that I think the people who fuck with me as a person and as an artist will like.
When asked if he recognizes that there are separate struggles that go along with race, he admits,
Yeah of course.
Malone has received backlash for his comments and is now apologizing. He says,
maybe “struggle” isn’t the right word, but it is different, and i knew this coming into it. especially at the beginning it was tough to get taken seriously is what i was trying to say. i just want the music to speak for itself.
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Well, let it speak for itself and be quiet. Quit doing interviews so you can avoid putting your foot in your mouth and offending people.
Right don’t care for him anyhow
He doesn’t have to apologize for telling his truth. Getting into the rap game is a challenge, period. Being white can help but black rappers/fans are tougher on other races coming into the rap game because we created it.