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Worldwide Ty argues Black musicians face harsher judgment for their lyrics than alternative rock artists. He cites Young Thug's case as evidence of the bias and says he's preparing documents to expose the disparity.
Worldwide Ty argues Black musicians face harsher judgment for their lyrics than alternative rock artists. He cites Young Thug's case as evidence of the bias and says he's preparing documents to expose the disparity.
But being that I don't, I'm not a criminal, I never, I've never been to prison. So, um, and I don't do no type of criminal activities. Um, but I do think there's a real conversation to be had about, uh, why Black artists are targeted for their lyrics, but, uh, alternative rock artists are not. Absolutely. And in this, in this country, it is, it is, astonishing. And it is very obvious. It's not being hidden, right? Young Thug is a case study in one of the— in the talk for our documents that we're getting prepared. So we're just preparing to bring more light to it.
