Glasses Malone on Why Drake & Kanye are NOT Hip Hop

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[@djarmstrong4099]

I think a lot of people in comment section is completely misunderstanding what Glasses is saying he’s not saying you have to be violent or a thug

[@cloudair4154]

im from the suburbs.. i've rapped for 20 years.. i've always called myself alternative hip hop.. being from the suburbs, it never felt right saying i was regular hip hop because being from the suburbs was a much different experience than some of these guys who came up broke and without a steady father in their life

[@doobiesonix]

Str8 from the boondox aka the suburbs-Erick Sermon

[@seymourdollaz8424]

Bro why relegate yourself because you're not from the streets. I'm from Alabama I'm not of street urban culture I'm from the country. If they being that technical they are saying ppl like outkast and lil wayne are not of the culture. Granted both of them transcended rap but to say ice cube is not of the culture is crazy. That what he's implying.

[@cloudair4154]

@@seymourdollaz8424 they're doing what they're doing for their reasons, i'm doing what i'm doing for mine.. i don't rap about guns, drugs, or banging women and i'm from the burbs so im alternative.. anyone who hears my music knows im alternative hip hop

[@IknowMoreThanYou]

​@@cloudair4154 being from the streets don't mean you gotta rap about street shyt

[@cloudair4154]

@@IknowMoreThanYou i never said that

[@droppedoutbeatz]

I think people have totally forgotten that in the 90s, New York couldn't stand Southern Rap being called "HipHop" so Pimp C said fuck it we not hiphop, we country rap tunes... and this just sounds like an extension of that.

[@ramseyabdul1873]

Please stop associating hip hop with gang banging and criminality....... Thats why hip hop is so messed up, today

[@DaFactsNoNonsense1713]

Hip-Hop has NOTHING to do with "gang-banging/streets" in any way shape or form = those things are associated with Hip-Hop, not the other way around

[@TonyStarks23]

You’re missing the point it’s about the struggle of coming up in an impoverished area the commonality around the globe

[@DaFactsNoNonsense1713]

@@TonyStarks23 that has nothing to do with "gangs" be associated with "Hip-Hop/rap-music" = they gotta stop trying to associate them together when Hip-Hop's message has always been about "unity", not division

[@ClaytonBigsby4]

@@DaFactsNoNonsense1713 all hip hop is about division & it’s been that way since the early 90s. Nothing but drug dealing, killing, banging , pimping, & tricking has dominated hip hop. It started off positive though

[@DaFactsNoNonsense1713]

@@ClaytonBigsby4 that's according to YOU because you're a child, who grew-up in the 90's/2000's, where morals, character, intelligence & education were not priorities to YOU vs. chasing the OPPOSITE because you're a FOLLOWER was = don't blame MUSIC for your own stupidity/ignorance

[@healthyman101]

So Q tip is not Hip hop. He came from middle class

[@terrelljackson1995]

The thing with q-tip he always true to his roots he never crossover

[@LA-sv4wr]

​@@terrelljackson1995ur not answering question

[@terrelljackson1995]

@@LA-sv4wr he is hip hop so tf is you saying they not talking about q-tip it’s about drake and Kanye

[@LA-sv4wr]

@terrelljackson1995 he made a general statement saying if ur not from the hood, then ur not hiphop. N this guy brought up q-tip, which he came from middle class. U didn't made real response to it.

[@terrelljackson1995]

@@LA-sv4wr I never heard q-tip say he was from the suburbs all I know he from Harlem new York and he graduated from high school

[@kmarcol1]

these comments and this conversation is why we gotta start gatekeeping cuz

[@TheRealTrophy]

I swear!

[@steevie1der233]

You right you can tell the story of hip hop without Kanye or drake but you Can’t tell it without glasses Malone 🤤😂😂😂

[@fas0288]

Huh? 🤡

[@tommy2170]

@@fas0288 obvious sarcasm

[@michaelfreeman124]

Slick tho. 👍

[@SG2Official]

Glasses has a point when u have someone who is not of the culture trying to dictate what is of the culture

[@paulssebanakitta860]

What a great conversation!

[@smitty80]

Glasses is right

[@TheRealTrophy]

Glasses spoke FACTS. Hip hop is CULTURE & it specifically came from the ghettos as a tool and it will always be based in its roots.

[@nathanolane1859]

Rap does not have to be about violence in every song this man just corny

[@akshunjackson537]

Thank you

[@mw488]

Hip hop didn't even start out violent

[@forneverlandsfambase1995]

Hip-hop started as parties to escape benign neglect from the government & theres a really good hip hop history lesson in the beat tips manual by Amir Said if anyone cares to read that because i love learning about culture so sharing it is worthwhile if i can provide someone the tools to edify their own future while many rap cats making songs kinda sleep on the knowledge aspect of hip-hop which is crucial to its history! Knowledge can edify&brighten the future so long as propaganda doesn’t harm street culture which it does a lot so knowing “whats what?” is hard without knowing the history i’m glad to share!✊

[@kondodurham2599]

...he didn't say violent he said from the ghetto as in POV PARTICULARLY FROM AMERICAN POVERTY

[@josephmilo7984]

He didn’t say that you niggaz dumb on purpose

[@aaronlucas8105]

Separate rap with hip hop first and foremost folks. Y’all not trying to hear him and it’s all good. He’s right.

[@jdrobinson3468]

Hope this doesn't come across the wrong way but I feel like you interrupt too much when the artist is making a good point.

[@werttrew3265]

A cali nigga saying someone from the birth place of hip hop isn't from the culture is wild 😂😂😂. Lets be honest Puff has contributed to the embodiment of the 5 pillars of hip hop more than g malone

[@consiglieremusick9079]

Let the man talk Kev and get off of snoop's d.

[@smartmouthriveria]

Hip hop is bigger than violent gangsta rap.

[@RelentlessPedigree]

No one said it isn't

[@kmarcol1]

Who said anything about violence? sounds very racist

[@smartmouthriveria]

@@kmarcol1 according to him, only real hood niggas can make hip hop entertainment. That racist too.

[@TFM03]

You don’t have to be from the hood to be hip hop… that’s crazy. That’s like saying a piano prodigy from the hood can’t be classical because he’s not from a rich neighborhood. This dude just wants to feel special

[@RelentlessPedigree]

No. YOU missed the point. Hip-Hop is street urban culture. You can be from ANYWHERE and rap. That doesn't make you Hip-Hop.

[@jman1562001]

De La Soul bucks against his whole argument all day. I don't agree that Hip-Hop is JUST about the struggle, but it became the dominant narrative within the hip-hop community. There were different styles of hip-hop that balanced the artform in the Golden Era. For every NWA or Geto Boys, you had a Will Smith, Kid N Play, De La Soul, etc. It reflected a diversity that got lost IMO in the mid-90s when more street oriented rap music was being pushed and supported. To say Drake and Kanye lack of a struggle makes them NOT Hip-Hop is Asinine PERIOD. Their contributions stand on their own. Struggle is a part and not the totality of the themes and outlooks reflected in hip-hop.

[@djstackademikz]

Hiphop is a culture started in the streets of the Bronx. Rapping is an art form Hiphop is a culture. It’s 2 different things. You can be a rapping pop artist. Being that the culture comes from the ghetto it’s a certain lifestyle people in all ghettos across America have to deal with in one way shape or form such as bad schools low income housing government assistance no father or no parents highly populated communities heavy crime areas knowing of murders and other heavy crimes at a young age or seeing dead bodies or hearing of alot of ppl you know die from certain diseases being in middle school with girls getting pregnant the school having programs from girls getting pregnant a lot of people on drugs roaches rats knowing drug dealers high level drug dealers and killers growing up around them i can go on n on about the things normal people living in the hood just working and going to school can identify with more with the gangsters then middle class suburban people. He’s right in that sense although the music definitely does not have to always have a criminal element to it or praising that lifestyle.

[@jman1562001]

@@djstackademikz we can agree it started in the streets but the expression comes in all forms. Styles, trends, etc. change with time. And further there were plenty of rappers from suburbs who fronted about their hometown orgins to claim the streets for credibility in hip hop. Atlanta it seems has a lot of them lol.

[@RelentlessPedigree]

Those guys are from the ghetto. He isn't saying you have to be a criminal. Y'all are just simps Will Smith IS Hip-Hop. He is from the hood of philly. 🐑🐑🐑🐑

[@kmarcol1]

Does your skin have melanin

[@RelentlessPedigree]

There is a difference between rap and Hip-Hop. Hip-Hop IS street urban culture. Period. End of conversation. Rap is musical expression of that. There are Hip-Hop artists that don't rap just like there are rap artists that are NOT Hip-Hop. drake is not Hip-Hop for MANY reasons.

[@kingsolomon3118]

glasses is is saying TRUTH!!!!!!

[@davidmacc4452]

Drake does not represent Toronto street life nor does he speak for us in the hood or ghetto. He never grew up there only visited. Comparing him to the raptors is a perfect representation cause none of those guys on the team are from Canada but they rep the country. More men need to stand up on morales like glasses. Salute the G.

[@KBsWORLD1.0]

What most don't know is you can't debate with Glasses he will argue down and get his point across.

[@SkriptureMadeThisRemix]

Glasses was making valid points. Whether you know him or not. Dismissing sound arguments because you’re not familiar with someone is such a cop out. Just say your rebuttal game weak.

[@robstark9274]

Bs

[@SkriptureMadeThisRemix]

@@robstark9274 because you say so? Lol. Bet your not “hip hop”

[@robstark9274]

@@SkriptureMadeThisRemix glasses knows absolutely nothing about Chicago kanye grew up in the city of southshore drive he is definitely of the struggle

[@SkriptureMadeThisRemix]

@@robstark9274 Kanye nor you know nothin about watts. Struggle defines watts. Watts is where glasses is from in case you didn’t know. Point is, glasses is qualified to speak on this and have his opinion. You aren’t. Can’t tell him he doesn’t know what he’s talking about. Kanye definitely didn’t struggle either. You clearly don’t know Kanye’s story either. Or hip hop.

[@CanPen92]

@@SkriptureMadeThisRemixhe doesn’t have the right to express his opinion either then? And you ASSUME he doesn’t know anything about life? How you know? You FBI?

[@gabrielspencer8975]

This is where you need a black kid who grew up in the suburbs in the 90s/2000s to speak about this because he only has a perspective of a guy from the hood that thinks if you live in the suburbs you around mostly white and barely no blacks, which is so far from the truth. Especially in that time period.

[@Rockahfellahh]

he got drake and kanye in the title and still barely did 2k views. truly irrelevant

[@commentboii]

wtf is he talking about

[@seymourdollaz8424]

Idk. I'm from the hood and I've work at the mall and I know plenty of ppl that has. He basically tryna say hip hop culture is street culture

[@noahg.668]

Glasses aint been relevant since 06 , he needs to calm down 😂

[@Magnetic1908]

That’s what I’m saying… and he didn’t get a look until the cash money deal. The Compton dude guerrilla Black that sounded like Biggie probably had a better rap career back then.

[@EDJK_]

funny you both say that cuz I helped him produce a music video that’s on his channel that hit over 2 million views last year and also his newest album he dropped in September has over a million streams and still counting that’s why he clearly titled it “Cancel Deez Nuts” cuz y’all comment has “canceled” written all over it you should go checc the album out big bro very much so still relevant 🤷🏿‍♂️

[@Magnetic1908]

@@EDJK_ those are fake views and you are fake news.

[@RelentlessPedigree]

Irrelevant

[@outkastkidd]

Why does that matter ? Why in only the black community do we put time stamps on our rappers

[@jfraz1992]

Hiphop has nothing to do with class, class doesn’t define hiphop, your experiences & expression defined hiphop wtf is he talking about

[@TheRealTrophy]

U sound dumb

[@Magnetic1908]

Run Dmc came from a nice place in Hollis Queens and they are definitely hip hop. You don’t have to be from the slums to be considered hip hop. Kanye is definitely hip hop just by his beats alone before he dropped College Drop Out. Bink didn’t say anything about Ye stealing his, he said that about Just Blaze. And how we know Jay did ask Just to Make those type of beats. Glasses is the type who wants his opinion to be right and excepted when is just an opinion. Hes the one that made that stupid song Tupac Must Die trying to be artistic that know one bumped. And Kim kardashian was a 10 back in the day and is still great looking. I like the way Glasses Carries his self but opinions and point of view is only that. I do agree about Travis and Uzzy Vert not being Hip Hop they are recording artist with their own style. Drake is not Jewish Drake is black, his mom is Jewish, you are what your Dad especially if he’s black because the black gene is dominant.

[@nategz9875]

Is there even a middle class anymore? it seems like everything is either rich or poor now. Also, Hollis Queens where Run DMC is from is an upper middle class neighborhood, the Rollin 60s is upper middle class that's why some people called them the rich Crips, Baldwin Hills in the Black Beverly Hills and the P Stones are around there. Idk what he is talking about. Most big time Street dudes came from the middle class not super poor. Supreme, La Barbie, Big Meech are all middle class. I think that's why they were so dangerous because they were better educated and didn't come off as ignorant.

[@wickedNwoozy]

glasses buggin, that sherm he was sellin is gettin to him

[@RedVisionMusic]

Glasses is my guy i know him personally…crazy shit is i agree with him i just dont agree in regards to him saying Kanye isnt apart of the culture. kanye came up did the work. he toughed it out. People were hitting me about Drake to manage him and i used to say hell nah back in 03. I never thought hip hop would accept him. i was managing Lupe at the time and he used to say he was gonna pop. (glasses is also correct…glendale def had a million bad Armenian chicks back in the day for sure)

[@andrewhebert8232]

0:20 THANKS TO "DOC" SHOUT OUT TEXAS SINCE THE BEGINNING ALWAYS MAKING SNOOP DOGG BETTER FROM THE START 👁👁 BLINK BLINK

[@Ayyeeeooo]

Read the title thought it was blasphemy but i know exactly what he saying

[@AnthonySC213]

I never thought i see skinny jeans in hip hop. Im from Southcentral and i saw the rappers started to dress like silverlake hipsters.

[@jman1562001]

Styles and fashion change with the times B. Look at the pioneers (all of them had the George Clinton look), then shifted to the Run DMC drug dealer look, to the streetwear of the 90s etc. The whole jerkin movement basically stemmed from Cali and the Bay.

[@AnthonySC213]

@@jman1562001 i went to middle school in late 90s in South Los Angeles i got made fun of and fukd with for wearing vans and skate clothes and back then tight pants were wearing 501s youre size most ppl wore 3x bigger.

[@HolyRan187]

When you mentioned Kanye saying "Slavery is a choice" you made a great point! Hip Hop artist with say that! When you explained what a free negro is, a slave and a master, it should've ended there. He could've understand that so he skipped over it.

[@oscarsantillan5553]

Financial literacy & upward mobility are not hip hop

[@ha4b635]

Being a hustler is

[@daygodoe2743]

His statements are a little shakey but it has some value 😂

[@mw488]

By this logic Ice cube is not hip hop either cause he grew up middle class

[@Katkayz]

And will smith too

[@hustlegamefilmsandproducti868]

Not True, There's Nothing Middle Class About The Hundreds Area In LA. Your Not From LA

[@RelentlessPedigree]

Negative. He grew up in the hood and was NOT a criminal. He is Hip-Hop

[@kmarcol1]

​@@KatkayzWho are considered will smith hip hop. He was the drake of the nineties

[@jemariochaney8589]

​@kmarcol1 go look at Will Smith's performance at the 50th anniversary celebration & tell us that ain't hip hop. Next you'll be telling us LL Cool J ain't hip hop either smh...

[@ebxiii_]

I think glasses is speaking on the essence of hip hop but hip hop has evolved since the beginning. At times, not for the better but still everything in life had to evolve or it dies. What I dont understand is what is his definitive criteria to be hip hop. His pov seems to still be developing but this topic is interesting and provocative so it has value. Hes right about Marilyn Monroe tho. I dont know any niggas who had any photos of her anywhere in their life. My uncles and OGs had Pam Grier all over. But to each his own.

[@mmbeas]

Kanye grew up in south shore neighborhood in Chicago. Listen to drive slow on late registration, Chicago niggas felt that. Ye not gangsta rap, but you can’t compare him and Drake and how they grew up.

[@GlassesMaloneTV]

didn’t say ye wasn’t hip hop… I said I was thinking about the idea…. lol

[@ebxiii_]

@glassesmalonetv according to your criteria. LL Cool J would not be hip hop. He grew up middle class with both parents and his grandparents. So if LL isn’t literally hip hop pioneer I dont know who is.

[@thej1615]

Drake was also raised by a white mom in a middle class home in Canada with universal healthcare. And he just happens to be an actor which would help him with playing a role, imitating a character. Kanye never took on a character, he came with his artistic expression from his hood adjacent, educationally privileged middle class perspective. I think he stretched the confines of hip hop and music period. Experimenting with new sounds and combining shit no one ever thought of. Drake fails to really come from any perspective tied to struggle or hustle or black power, etc-. And he hasn’t pioneered any new sound or flow that was dope and that heavily influenced the next generation like Kanye did before him. He feels like a pop artist who raps to me which is probably why you seem to keep him out with no difficulty

[@lulanokonwo6274]

@@thej1615negga if drake isn’t hip hop neither is Kanye stop di( k ridin 😂😂😂😂😂 💯💯

[@mmbeas]

Kanye grew up in south shore neighborhood in Chicago. Listen to drive slow on late registration, Chicago niggas felt that. Ye not a gangsta rapper, but you can’t compare him and Drake and how they grew up. But Malone did make me think on some of his points.

[@kmarcol1]

He's correct.

[@Robert-fr4it]

inserts snoop dogg meme *WHO?*

[@abstudio24]

I still dont get why hes not hip hop. What his liking got to do w his contribution to hip hop.. you can say ye made it for being different but made it hip hop. Hes just not the same compared to the rest.

[@xamaps4106]

that's that brutally honest meaning 😤😎♿💯

[@teeceemsomitv]

The more this guy talks the I like him 😂😂😂... even if you don't agree with him but he will make you think if you don't listen to him with an emotional ear.

[@only.uno1]

I understand what he’s saying about Drake and the backseat he takes when his hip hop Authenticity is at stake. And listening is key. He didn’t say Kanye isn’t hip hop, he said he’s stuck on that dilemma. I personally believe Kanye is hip hop and has been from listening to his work from his come up. I do believe Drake backpacked off hip hop, (not rap, a product of hip hop, but hip hop as a whole culture) strategically

[@wise2583]

Glasses has some points but I know specifics about Ye being from the GO! Bro is hip-hop his perspective is misconstrued;articulation was off however bro was on land at a point his day1's he's no longer wit stayed on deck and was wit them while establishing himself

[@mayagoodwin6609]

This interview was annoying. I hate when people aren’t allowed to finish a sentence.

[@guzhamufaro07]

Hip Hop started in the 70s for a back to school party jam, for all different classes of black families living regular jobs in underprivileged and middle class neighborhoods. It evolved into street rap in the 80s during the crack epidemic. It became a national culture during the 90s. It became international in the 00s. It was digitized in the 2010s. Now in the 2020s its one of the biggest global cultural influence, second only to politics. Everyone in these eras thought Hip Hop was one way and were wrong the next decade. A culture that doesn't grow and excludes, is a culture that dies. Just like tiktok rap, soundcloud rap, crunk, snap, ringtone, boom bap, mumble, scremo, east coast vs west coast, clout rap, drill, backpacker rap, etc... they will all have a time to shine and speak to all cultures of an alienated person regardless of color or background. Then it will die, hip hop will evolve and live as she always has.

[@davidlyf2508]

I’m from the hood. Actually low income, housing projects and I too could’ve got into a car accident with insurance. My rates were usually pretty low.. lol. Wait, let’s not turnt how into a geico ad

[@dresolomon9318]

Kev is defending himself! 😂 White people telling black people about what our culture is!

[@peabody573]

The hair clip thing was very dumb

[@JoeMaama190]

Is black eyed peas hiphop then,just because they came from the streets and used to be signed to eazy-e's ruthless records as "atbann klan"?

[@seymourdollaz8424]

Hes saying kanye aint never represent? Drake aint put a whole country on his back.

[@Magnetic1908]

Hair clips what about gangbangers putting lil girl hair barrettes in their hair did that mean something too Glasses?

[@LionHeartZell]

Great conversation but we gotta let him het occasionally get a sentence out 😂 Glasses 100 percent correct about the artist representing the places where you from being a defining point of making u hip hop.

[@ka9202]

Yea, but there's a difference between growing up in South Shore and growing up in Naperville. Ye from the Southside

[@069legend]

He need to do his homework before he speak ya went to high school in the hood

[@terrelljackson1995]

Shit I know a lot of people that went to high school in the hood still stay in the suburbs

[@robstark9274]

@@terrelljackson1995ye from the city southshore

[@terrelljackson1995]

@@robstark9274 his family still from the suburbs his father is from the hood

[@069legend]

Iont know about that but I do know is getting out the hood is the goal ya is hip hop mfs was supporting ya all threw Chicago of course when you get that type of money you move on and don’t look back that’s the goal

[@crobinson93]

Bomb squad was also fantastic at sampling James Brown what’s your point?

[@nategz9875]

Kanye lived adjacent to Terror Town where GHerbo is from.

[@charleshinton5149]

I not from Chicago so I wouldn’t know where that is but when I heard college dropout I heard a lot of things that made me feel like kayne was either from or definitely been around some of the run down parts of Chicago with lines like we scream rocks blow weed park or on the workout plan skit when they talking about at least pulling a dude with a car or on the last call when he talked about getting evicted. So I think Kayne spoke to the hood a lil more than glasses can remember

[@stilesfly18]

Drake is rap

[@kmarcol1]

Pop*

[@supremeabduljabbar.]

So are executives such as: Russell Simmons, Suge Knight, Jermaine Dupri, Uncle Luke, Master P, Dame Dash, Irv Gotti, J Prince, and Tony Draper and Birdman not Hip Hop?

[@kmarcol1]

They're producers

[@jerrymitchell8666]

This man said you have to be STREET to be hip hop,thats passed crazy,dude steering it like kid n play didn't exist or nelly,like fun music just because you from the hood dont mean you cant change

[@jman1562001]

Or De La Soul or Will Smith. His arguments falls apart when you just look at the history of hip-hop alone. To much diversity. Even the narrative of the struggle imo is less important in today's rap climate. Materialism, aspiration for the good life/money, misogyny, etc. is way more appealing themes now!!!

[@Ggg2k3z]

😂😂😂 glasses Malone ah real one 💯

[@sepehraman5651]

I was gonna say he’s so wrong but agree with him wow, except I think Ye is on god level music wise and can do no wrong fuck the haters. Edit watch he gonna drop an album from Japan recordings, Italy Recordings Saudi Arabia recordings thats 3 albums right there. And then the one with Ty Dolla and the solo Yesuki album. 5 Albums there. All released on same day? That’s Legendary!

[@jimihendrixx11]

I get Glasses point. Afrika Bambaata was from the black Spades & NY street scene

[@berryzu]

& he touched kids

[@byronbrown7743]

He right

[@HolyRan187]

He's clearly not listening or understand you Malone, your wasting breath.

[@paulyphonic]

I don’t agree with Glasses Malone….but this was def an interesting discussion.

[@user-ir4lk7gl3c]

The hair clips mean something cause nobody does things for no reason and I mean nobody

[@davidlyf2508]

Not everyone from the hood has the same experience… very very limited and weird way of looking at people.

[@forneverlandsfambase1995]

Loved the video concept&have a studio myself were i produce songs that are mainly alternative underground music which doesn’t just entail hip-hop! I prefer smaller creatives because they are just more true to their craft & how bone thugs would say is “true house underground shit” which you can’t go wrong with that style if your true to yourself being original! I saw souls of mischief in July & they are epic which is a rare setup thats not particularly rap but a hip-hop band i’m a big fan of weather its linkin park or P.O.D that still uses freestyle without taking on to much elements of what imagery rap music is because its all about communal purpose of building WILD STYLE ✊

[@King_Mac80]

See this is why New Yorkers don't like when outsiders start trying to define what's Hip Hop, like I don't fuck with Drake at all but he's still Hip Hop.

[@kmarcol1]

He's pop

[@andrewhebert8232]

0:51 Timeout tho G Malone your one of @DRAKE Members only ft playboi carti Cashmoney signed artists 🗣 NICCA the nerve of you is giving CONTRADICTING VIBEZ

[@DBanks-kw3du]

Can’t stand this guy

[@jimmyguapo5245]

Yachty dont even wanna freestyle wtf

[@Quis_804]

Little brother is not hip hop they not from the ghetto and are college educated

[@ed-bo7jz]

this guy is trippin LOL

[@tommybull6578]

Cap, hip hop music is hip hop music period. Doesn't matter your tax bracket.

[@user-ir4lk7gl3c]

You go to 79th and may it ain’t the projects bbut you probably won’t survive without gunshot wounds and has been gang infested since the 80s maybe late 70s sercon city

[@televszn]

As long as you can conjure you can make Witch-Hop. Hip hop is washed. Them boys had their day

[@donovinharris7140]

Who is this man

[@akshunjackson537]

No one. All these dudes just be talking

[@robstark9274]

Glasses does not know what middle class is

[@ha4b635]

Glasses don't know what the hell he talking about 😂

[@younggod3906]

His reasoning is idiotic

[@scopac4831]

This dude doing the interview is exactly what glasses is talking about .. ur not HipHop .. NERDS!

[@joshuah_lee]

Bro really said “it’s not backpack to work at the mall” the snobbery is unreal 😂😂

[@RelentlessPedigree]

...you're white from the burbs. Stop

[@Loyalty850]

He right tho

[@RampageYI]

"If you let a person talk long enough you'll hear their true intentions".

[@tommybull6578]

Yes Kanye got in a car crash and it really happened. Most the rappers are lying about their lives.

[@positivitydoesntsell]

Nobody even knows who Glasses Malone is 😂😂🤣🤣🤣 WYM Kanye aint HipHop. Who Are You???

[@danmeyersonVideo]

@7:45

[@PassportBrothasWearingWeave]

He is wrong because Drake was hip hop when he was with the group Little Brother and the majority of his fans do even know who that group is which speaks volume.

[@Revengex19999]

Drake was never in little brother he just paid phonte for features

[@lulanokonwo6274]

@@Revengex19999negga wtf are you talking he never paid phonetic for shi get your facts right before you speak negga😂😂😂

[@RegardlessRecords]

Glasses wilding Lol. Kanye is definitely HIP HOP, from making music to producing music to fashion etc etc. Ye is hip hop.

[@anthonydeleon2206]

Hater

[@lamariusmicou5127]

Glasses who?!?!?! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@wavyboiiir735]

Glasses Malone you aren’t hip hop.

[@timtalknbouthiphop]

YACHTY IS NOT HIPHOP!!!!!!

[@kingjoeblack5]

Why does the white dude talk so much?