According to Kreayshawn….Its Hard Out Here For A White Girl

Controversial white girl rapper Kreayshawn spoke with WWD about being a rapper with pale skin, how she feels about being hated on and more.
On being referred to as a white rapper.
“People be like, ‘oh, that’s that white rapper. I don’t like the sound of that. That sounds hella whack to me — white girl rapper. I’m an artist….“When I was younger, growing up in the ‘hood, being the only white girl, like, there’s time when you’re like s–t, it sucks being white, you know?…“I’m just worried about so many other things. I don’t care if I’m white, and I’m living in Oakland. I don’t care if I’m skinny. I’m just being me. I’m a funny person and I like talking.”
On being “hated on.”
“Most of the haters are just miseducated. At the same time they’re the people who are like, ‘I hate what’s on the radio and I hate that all of everything is fabricated.’ But then something like me comes out that’s organic — that’s new and fresh — and they hate that, too.”
Obviously, I pulled out the most entertaining bites, but check the full interview here. Meanwhile, in the pic above, she certainly knows how to roll a perfect j.
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