Thank you everyone who has tuned in and shared this. This interview was for everyone who is a fan of CHH Music. I tried to ask Lecrae questions that I thought we all wanted the answers to!
@nikewarrior247 жыл бұрын
Thanks to your team and yourself for the consistent content. Good interview bro.
@smokingas55287 жыл бұрын
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@ThatJesusMusic7 жыл бұрын
Thank you! I look up to you, I want to have a Christian radio station one day too.
@reymerfricas37297 жыл бұрын
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@chalmerswolcott69437 жыл бұрын
Mixed feelings here. I had to watch this twice to digest it. I loved the Gospel rapping CHH Lecrae. So I'm going to miss that. The explanation helps. I love bands like SWITCHFOOT and Skillet too so I think I get it. It's not any different I guess.
@GabesandAnna7 жыл бұрын
"People think they know you through a song but really they know a season of you" 🔥 so true!!
@loveflowsfromife6 жыл бұрын
Gabes and Anna OMG!!! I love you guys. I had no idea you guys also likes Lecrae's music. Meeehhhnn....I ❤❤ his music its too 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
@barnabasjones45014 жыл бұрын
He's so persecuted.. :'( Buck up Soldier
@honeyespresso7 жыл бұрын
It seems like Lecrae just doesn't wanna be boxed in. He just wants to be himself. He talks about God and Jesus directly and indirectly in ALL of his music. Finding who you are in Christ and reaching maturity in Christ is one of our goals. He's doing this. He is reaching so many people who will never listen to gospel, CCM, or CHH. Why so much hate? He is spreading the gospel. He is giving what my generation of Christians are hungry for. Real talk. We need balance--we need to hear a Christian perspective on real life. We need something to ride to in our cars when we are chillin. Let's get real with ourselves and celebrate those who are walking the walk as well as talking it. I pray for Lecrae that he will continue doing what God has called him to do because he is a blessing to the world.
@sunofaking7 жыл бұрын
honeyespresso Amen! That's real!!
@shareofmoney7 жыл бұрын
honeyespresso So true!
@MiriamA227 жыл бұрын
honeyespresso Say that!!!🤝
@chinwenduchinwe5867 жыл бұрын
honeyespresso Amen and amen!
@irritablysavvy7 жыл бұрын
Well said.
@dnteoso7 жыл бұрын
“I’m at a conference where yall at,” That spells it out for me. You so busy worrying about Lecrae’s walk, your own seeds ain’t getting water. Watch the interview and LISTEN. Brother clearly has a clear cut relationship with Christ, brother might stumble but he has NOT turned his back on Christ. That’s all that matters. I’ll be praying for you brother.
@KellyMaurice7 жыл бұрын
For those who have been true fans of Lecrae for the past few years, you'll know that he always dissociated himself from being called "Christian rapper". He often said in the past that he is a rapper who is a Christian. In the past, he and others had given the example of a plumber who is a Christian but who never calls himself a Christian plumber. In the same way, they want to be known as rappers who are Christians. This means that they live according to the biblical rules. They will inevitably rap about Jesus for it is the Lord of their lives but they will also rap about their lives (relationships, hurts, social issues, politics, etc...). Now we may disagree with his philosophy but we cannot pretend that he never specified that in the past. He had always told us where he stood. It is just that some of y'all didn't want to hear it.
@stevechase22327 жыл бұрын
Kelly Maurice Preach!
@honeyespresso7 жыл бұрын
Kelly Maurice well said.
@siantelove7 жыл бұрын
Lecrae hasn't "always" disassociated himself from the "Christian rapper" title, it's actually more of a recent thing compared to his initial career. I could see if Lecrae became popular off of his skills alone (apart from the Christian rap industry) then he could say, "look- im a "Christian" but I'm not in the "Christian rap genre" like Dee-1. I respect DEE-1 bcuz he was "just a rapper" from jump street who was clean & ppl were organically feeling his style. But Lecrae repped HARD for the CCM,CCH and Christian rap genres for almost 10 YEARS before saying he didn't want to be a "Christian rapper." It was guys like "Wade-O who supported Lecrae & supported 116 from the beginning as "Christian rappers." Wade-O put alot of ppl onto Lecrae. A lot of Christians supported Lecrae back in those days only to then have Lecrae turn around in MULTIPLE SECULAR interviews (after he gained popularity as a "Christian rapper") & call the same "Christian rap" industry that supported all his shows & albums "WACK." Datin finally had to say something, but Lecrae's supporters have been saying what Datin said for YEARS. To be a "Christian rapper" & to have the opportunity to put the word "Christian" in your job title is an honor that a lot of us ppl with regular jobs don't get. Lecrae has deceived ppl into thinking it's ok to disassociate from a Christian title so that you can gain acceptance from the world & "then" have open doors to evangelize the world? Jesus didn't disassociate Himself from God & try to be like the world- Jesus made an impact by being bold enough to die for a title that I'm sure the devil would've loved for Him to renounce. Hopefully as Christians we will be more encouraged to pray for Lecrae. As Christians we tell the truth in love in hopes that a brother in Christ like Lecrae will no longer be deceived by this world but instead repent. God bless.
@KellyMaurice7 жыл бұрын
Siante Love Pertaining to your comment about Jesus, you can refer to Phil 2:5-8 and it might help you understand where Lecrae and other rappers in the Christian side are saying. They are not dissociating themselves from being Christians but they are trying to enter a world that is not theirs and where they can make an impact. In Jesus' case that meant to take up another nature without rejecting his divinity as stated in Phil 2:5-8. According to the Bible, what counts is not how you label yourself but if you have done what God commanded you to do (Matt 7:23; 21:28-31). If God had called Lecrae to be called a Christian rapper and he refused, then he is in trouble. Now, we would have to prove that God commanded him to do so and that he thereby disobeyed God and needs to repent. Until then, I remain by his consistent dissociation from being called a Christian rapper for specific reasons. As for you, have you ever heard him calling himself a Christian rapper in any of his interviews from the beginning (2004)? I have been introduced to his music in 2005 and I have never heard him once accept that "Christian rapper" title. Back in 2012, he had an interview (ihiphop) and the interviewer asked him if it STILL gets under his skin to be called "Christian rapper". I checked and that video is on youtube so you can check it out when you get the chance. The word STILL means that it was his ongoing opinion in the past. Now if you have proof that he used to say otherwise, please feel free to provide. Otherwise, it is not nice to propagate false information/image on another person. DJ Wade-O is well aware of that for he wrote an article about it few years ago. In that article, he had written that many rappers within the Christian community do not want to be labelled "Christian rappers" and they all are supported by the Christian community. And Datin does not say that Lecrae calls them wack but he specifically stated that the way Lecrae answers some questions feels like he is saying that. Finally, how can Lecrae possibly think of them as wack when he has his own peers part of his labels strickly focusing in the Christian world? And there is Church Clothes 3 is an example of his bond with the Christian rappers while talking about social issues.
@honeyespresso7 жыл бұрын
Siante Love Here are some lyrics to a very recent song on a very recent album of Lecrae's called Anomaly. The song is called "Fear": "I don't want no handouts or favors, no functional saviors I'ma tell that truth till it kill me and I'm chilling with my Creator Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus to all of my haters For the ones that think I forgot him And the ones who won't let me say I ain't scared no mo'" Doesn't sound like he is disassociating with God or Jesus.
@alexbustos26907 жыл бұрын
Love and respect for Lecrae! If you're gunna hate on him might as well turn it into a positive and pray for him if you sincerely care so much!! 🙏🏻
@alexbustos26907 жыл бұрын
Latrice Amos go back and watch the interview with an open mind brother 💙
@SmileyCy7 жыл бұрын
I feel you, Christianity is all about leading others into the kingdom so they can walk in there destiny that God has ordained for them to walk in the freedom Christ shared his blood for further more the way i see it, if your a gangster then your rep the gang lifestyle, if your a Christian your rep Christ so yea, you are a Christian rapper.
@janiejl7 жыл бұрын
Alex Bustos 100% if we have any concerns for anyone including Lecrae the best we can do is pray for him.
@czntrm7 жыл бұрын
Alex Bustos EXACTLY! Lecrae is in the spotlight with the world putting pressure on him constantly; keep him in prayer for strength and staying on fire for God. After reading his book Unashamed, I felt like we were cut from the same cloth, I just understood him on almost every level and it breaks my heart to hear other Christians tear him down instead of praying for him. He's my brotha' and I'll never stop praying for him! :-D
@ChristianHipHop7 жыл бұрын
I am on tour with Datin right now and to see his excitement that his humble response reached Lecrae through Love was truly amazing. I Pray this interview brings healing and understanding to many people in Jesus name.... - Matt Bold
@lukenine64767 жыл бұрын
props like lecrae said for how he did it
@yvngcole45717 жыл бұрын
Christian Hip Hop you people are sick
@ledmusic94477 жыл бұрын
Yvng Cole why so much hate?
@yvngcole45717 жыл бұрын
LED Music they're deceiving my people and it's sad.
@ledmusic94477 жыл бұрын
Yvng Cole who is man..
@isaiahstrome81237 жыл бұрын
Reading some of these comments, I wonder how many people actually watched and LISTENED to the interview
@dwightjay51607 жыл бұрын
facts all lecrae is trying to say that calling yourself a christian rapper isnt right if god blessed you with a gift of music its your duty to bring unsaved souls to him to entertain people who are already saved not that theres anything wrong with that but bringing souls to christ is more important to him
@simeonbeavers22187 жыл бұрын
As a Christian it's perfectly ok to not agree with Lecrae in a respectable manner, but saying he's a sell out, he's not Christian, he illuminati and all that is foolishness. As Christians no matter who they are, tearing somebody down is not what we do. If u disagree that's fine. But talking trash just exposes ur own heart. I agree with what Crae is doing. He's spreading hope. A lot of times we put so much attention on what he calls himself, we miss the actual message of hope he's providing to those that have none. We need to get back to being positive and uplifting, not being mad just cuz Lecrae isn't doing what we say because he's taking his orders from God, not us.
@Miranda9Bella7 жыл бұрын
Simeon Beavers Amen!
@acharich7 жыл бұрын
🔥🙏🔥
@iamlaurengill7 жыл бұрын
Simeon Beavers thank you! Somebody with some sense
@lncsmercenary75517 жыл бұрын
He is saying that he’s a Christian that raps...meaning that he’s not rapping only for Christians...he’s doing what he enjoys (rapping) showing his love and passion for Christ in some of his music
@annanexton46823 жыл бұрын
Exactly why is that so hard for people to understand
@WarHeadNuke7 жыл бұрын
Why is there so much hate in the comments? If you're a baker who's a Christian, are you only going to make unleavened bread and sell it to Christians? Or are you going to pursue your passion and push forward 🤔 Let him be great, man
@Elizabeth-kv2su7 жыл бұрын
Flex Quad the logic, huh?
@ash16987 жыл бұрын
Flex Quad I don't mean to offend, but I don't think baking for everyone (especially for your own purpose) is an accurate analogy (although I do see where you may be coming from). When you call yourself a "Christian", you're really not just labeling yourself. Genuine followers of Jesus Christ are called to deny theirselves & take up their crosses daily & be the salt & light if the world (spreading the Gospel). So, when Lecrae said, "...if you want a sermon, go to church" I mean, that kind of tells you what the intent behind this album is for. Yeah, it's absolutely important to be real with people & share your own experiences in the seasons you're going through in life - but just because you're being "real" & "you" doesn't mean you (as a Christian) have the right to leave the Gospel out of your message, just because you're telling your story to the world now & not just the church. I'm not saying that's what Lecrae will be doing with this album, but how he's worded some of his responses to questions he's been given kind of seemingly implies that that's what the album's theme will be. I hope this is making sense? I know Lecrae as a person claims to be a believer & fears the Lord, so, all I am saying is, as a believer we're called to die to whomever we used to identify as in the world. So there should be no reason to compromise the clear message of the Gospel for the sake of being "real" or just "Lecrae as a person", you know? When you're born again, you're given a new identity in Christ that should be carried out in every aspect of your life. (I'm sorry for the lengthy response, & I truly hope this all made sense. In no way was it meant to offend or come off as judgemental or presumptuous, I just meant to give my two cents as to what myself & maybe other people were genuinely wondering). Have a good day. xx
@marcobazan41877 жыл бұрын
+Ash he labels himself as Christian, not as a Christian rapper. Kinda like the baker analogy, you can be a baker but that doesn't mean you're a Christian baker you're just a baker, there is no religion in a genre or a job, it doesn't have a soul. Lecrae makes the music he makes and at times he talks about Jesus Because that's what he KNOWS and that's what his life center around, he talks about thinks he knows and has been too. He's right if you're trying to hear a sermon, go to Church. He is an artist that talks about his life and a lot of happens to be about his relationship with God, art is art and it has no religion. I feel like a lot of his "fans" are expecting him to be some kind of preacher that needs to talk about what THEY want to hear 24/7 or else he's not a Christian.
@kaitlynandlilyanglea77607 жыл бұрын
Flex Quad 🙌😍
@Panslapper7 жыл бұрын
What happens then if you are asked to make bread with animal meat that has been hung/snared/strangled to death..then you become what? Then you will be recognised by the fruit you displayed via your convictions and from there on you will probably be known as a christian baker...ain't no shame in that bro!
@jdeezy5247 жыл бұрын
24:16 Good on you DJ Wade-O Lecrae was clearly moved by the spirit of conviction. Continue to pray for this man and his journey. While I was completely floored by what Crae said about his early projects (Real Talk, Rebel...), he said it himself, we're only ever privy to a small snapshot of his life (a season). Crae, in my opinion, is in the midst of a very difficult spiritual battle within, so please please continue to pray for him. Lord will show him the light. Lord knows I've struggled with my own spiritual battles these last few years...
@wadeoradio7 жыл бұрын
Thx fam
@Tailoredwright5 жыл бұрын
You talking like he walked away from the faith
@_IsrealPerez7 жыл бұрын
Love this interview, when lecrae hops on away the main audience is not Christian so he has to change his approach, but when he's on Wade-o he was can speak directly with us believers and I love it!
@wadeoradio7 жыл бұрын
Great point
@Blessed.2.Teach.4God7 жыл бұрын
* * * * * *ATTENTION LECRAE* * * * * * Choosing to pursue music and lead millions of people is a *serious calling* with ALOT of (spiritual) responsibility... it's nothing like a regular j.o.b. - and actually even in a regular job you should always have the Word(s) of God flowin from your mind, mouth, & heart. You're so scared & afraid to have the word "Christian" attached to you bcuz you've convinced yourself that you're gonna "reach more people" with this luke-warm approach; reach them with what Lecrae, garbage crossover songs? Look at everything that God has accomplished through you was bcuz of *real music,* NOT disposable albums like Anomaly & Church Clothes 3 - Those albums "couldn't be more common if them boys made sense!" *Yeah you MIGHT get certain people to listen but only bcuz it sounds like everything else out there, but it's the message of the true Gospel that stops an unbeliever in their tracks! You should be *honored* to have the word "Christian" associated with you... carry that cross on your back bro, be real about it, and stop convincing yourself with all these phony self-justifications that are convenient only for you and the carnal Lecrae. A man cannot serve 2 masters. All of us are on a journey and I get that, but when it's all said & done I just can't imagine you before God saying "Well I thought this lukewarm junk is what Jesus wanted me to do" ..yeah right. I've been nothing but a huge fan of you Lecrae and I've got nothin but love for your soul, and I can only imagine we will still be brothers on the other side... but at the end of the day I live, breathe, & die for my King 100% no compromise all day every day. . . And don't tell me that's not how you reach people bcuz I've been reaching tons of people for years & years, the same way Jesus & the Disciples *commanded* us to reach people, THE GOSPEL - period. Obviously you don't just walk up to people screaming "repent" that's ridiculous, it should always be done in love (sometimes firm and sometimes soft) and If people want it then they'll get it & receive it, if they don't then they won't (He who has an ear, let him hear!) You can't dress up (ruin) the Gospel like it's a six-flags theme park with roller coaster rides & cotton candy just bcuz you conveniently say it's "your preference" ...my God it's already the most incredible & powerful thing in all of existence, it doesn't need to be "toned down" in order to fit in, it needs to be built up & proclaimed in order to stand out!!! I could go on & on about this Lecrae, and even throw a whole bunch of verses (directly from Jesus) that clearly support NOT having a lukewarm approach but I know you know the verses as well as I do so I'm not wasting the time, but if you truly wanna live for the one & only real God then bring the real *FIRE!* ...when life is over ain't nobody gonna care one bit to be gettin into your backstage, v.i.p., autographs, record label, blah blah blah, it's gonna be the unashamed blood of the cross, or nothing! (Lord, Lord....... depart from me). The elephant in the room here is that you have compromised your message, period... and at the end of the day when you're all alone by yourself in a dark room you know it - And what ever happened to Romans 1:16 about being "unashamed" and all that... dude you're selling out by the year, Columbia records are you kidding me, do you even KNOW the demonic depth of evil surrounding the Columbia record label?! I don't have any hatred whatsoever for you Lecrae, you've done alot of good and I've been a big supporter of you over the years (I mean even as I write this I'm wearin one of your merchandise sweatshirts from a concert) ...but I just don't see you taking your (public) role that you've been hugely blessed with seriously anymore, and I know it's your life you do you right.. but when you have the spiritual role that you have then it's a *VERY* serious responsibility to our King Jesus Christ, and that's why I'm offering my perspective bcuz this is OUR LORD'S KINGDOM, otherwise I don't offer my words like this to random people. I seriously pray you come back to God's will, instead of just runnin around doin "The Lecrae Show" all day every day and trying to find really clever ways to justify it. You really need to (re)consider Galatians 2:20 my brother. I don't know what "culture" you're trying so hard to push forward but what you should be concerned with #1 top priority (as a true believer) is pushing forward the name of Jesus Christ and His kingdom to save the souls of His children that He so dearly loves as small service in return for all that He has done for you/us. I know we are saved by grace but as the Bible says this is the *least* we can do is to offer our lives *100%* as a living sacrifice for everything that He has done... we are so beyond unworthy and yet He loves us anyways and keeps His eye on our hearts 24/7, the least we can do is to live completely souled out for Christ, not sold out for man, money, or for ourselves (& then dress it up with clever/witty justifications. *Much love, peace! *DO NOT BE CONFORMED TO THIS WORLD!*
@taahiramcgee7 жыл бұрын
Blessed.2.Teach.4.God How is it that Christian rappers get drug through the mud even when they talk about Jesus but when Christian gospel artist do stuff that don't seem Christian like and no one bashes them. James Fortune beat his wife nobody stopped listening gave him flack nothing. Kierra Sheard said she was sick of being a gospel singer nobody told her anything. Tamela Mann's song one way is terrible and a disco beat no public out cry. CHH artist talk about God and Jesus all day they still aren't mainstreaming. Lecrea and Mali have nothing goong on in their personal life except that they want to direct people in the world to God. Actually they want people to start thinking and all of a sudden he's a bad guy, he's comprised, he's not for God. Jesus sat with sinners and spoke with them and ate with them even to the dismay of his disciples and he was God. We were never called to be in a social club (church).
@acharich7 жыл бұрын
Taahira McGee 📝📝📝📝📝
@guestguest51287 жыл бұрын
Blessed.2.Teach.4.God Just write a book already.
@iamlaurengill7 жыл бұрын
Taahira McGee DASSIT
@cutasz7 жыл бұрын
THIS!!!!!!!! "narrow is the way, which leadeth unto life, and few there be that find it" - Mathew 7:14
@DelishaPowell7 жыл бұрын
LeCrae has been a favorite of mine for some time. I will def keep praying for him and all of Reach. They need prayers to stay encouraged and to stay focused on Christ
@davidalexis54426 жыл бұрын
truly inspired by this brother. keep praying for lecrae to stay faithful to god.
@siantelove7 жыл бұрын
The whole "im not a Christian rapper" thing feels like a betrayal to those of us who spent our hard earned money on reach records artists (way back when they were unashamed to be called Christian rappers). For those of us who used to pass out Reach Records cd's as witnessing tools & could trust that an unbeliever wouldn't be seduced and confused by a mixture of sacred & secular. In one interview Sway mistakenly called him a "gospel artist" & Lecrae got upset & told him he didn't want to be put into a box! As Christian's the Bible says we should be UNASHAMED of the gospel of Jesus Christ! As musicians to be affiliated with the gospel or to be called a Christian is not a "box" but an HONOR!!! I feel encouraged to pray for men like Lecrae because according to the interviews I've seen he is deeply deceived & has been seduced by this world. Not once in the Bible do you see an example of Jews going to Egypt or other pagan cultures to join with them in worship to the one & only true God. Not once do we see an example of this in the psalms. Christian's with discernment we seriously need to pray for our brother in Christ Lecrae.
@calebsewell82277 жыл бұрын
Siante Love Did Jesus not eat with sinners? Did Jesus not save Mary from getting stoned? Our job as christians is not to stay in our zone. We're supposed to be the light and the salt. We're not supposed to pour all the salt at once but give others a balance of it. That's what Lecrae is doing
@stevechase22327 жыл бұрын
Siante Love Lecrae has said "Im not a Christian rapper, I'm a rapper who is a Christian". I wish he would have clarified that in this interview for the sake of those who may not have understood this. Additionally, Ive never heard of a Christian painter or Christian boxer or a Christian dancer. So why does this matter? Shouldn't the focus be on his lifestyle instead of the prefix of his job title?
@smoovy3387 жыл бұрын
Siante Love here's a tip. Interviews and social media and even his music does not mean you know who he is. 116
@siantelove7 жыл бұрын
@ Smoovy: Interviews & media are powerful. Why do you think Reach Records fought so hard to get these mainstreams interviewers to call them back? You've got thousands who never heard of a "Lecrae" but will listen to his interview on Sway or Breakfast Club. I never claimed to know him, but as someone who's rocked with 116 from the beginning, I felt I could give a fair perspective on how much has changed since Reach made the transition to mainstream. A lot of Christians have rooted for Lecrae (including myself) but at the same time we've seen some things that are troubling. I remember 116 artists encouraging us to use their music as tools for evangelism which we can no longer do without fear that an unbeliever would be extremely confused. That alone is sad and contrary to the initial mission 116 encouraged it's supporters was at the center of their music. That's why I say he needs prayer. There's no harm in praying for him because the Bible says in last days even "the elect" could be deceived. God bless & thank you for your response.
@smoovy3387 жыл бұрын
That is the beauty of our God and how we have a relationship with Him. He speaks to us He calls us in different seasons of our lives. And I believe Lecrae has been called to step out of the CHH category to answer his calling. I'm not saying I know his calling I'm just speaking from my personal experience with my walk with God.We should be proud that Lecrae has the platform he has achieved now. You never know what soul comes across Lecrae's new music and then does research and next thing you know they are listening to all the OG Lecrae records that have heavy theology in it. But I see where you coming from.
@Gratista6 жыл бұрын
As a churchgoing person, when he said he doesnt wanna make music for the church nomore but from the church to the world I realized I no longer have to feel like I’m judgmental or something for not digging his newer albums. You do you Lecrae, if thats what you think Jesus called you to do brother! God bless you!
@Hellyers7 жыл бұрын
2 of my favorites - Lecrae & DJ Wade-O... thanks to both of you what you do!
@ashleynicky82197 жыл бұрын
I think like Tonic said in the interlude on Holy Culture "some people get in to the music and forget why they're there!" meant to be salt and light bro! that's it!
@Maliphresh7 жыл бұрын
Kings-Kid oooo we you an OG CHH Listener
@driab12036 жыл бұрын
Amen
@awakenotwoke69307 жыл бұрын
I came out of making extremely secular music before Christ opened my eyes. One of the very first things God showed me was the delusional mindset that most of this music creates even in the lives of so called "believers". The idea that we must infiltrate the worldly system so that we can slide the Gospel in is not scriptural and is futile to the core. In '09 and a few years after, Lecrae was in my speakers constantly. However, as an Artist myself, one who exalts the majesty of life giving "sound" doctrine and the importance of denying oneself for the sake of Christ, I no longer support his music. We are not supposed to either make music for the Church or make it for the world, all music is to be made to the glory of God, and absent of the need to be accepted by anyone other than Christ. Only God knows his [Lecrae's] heart, but my hands are washed questioning his intentions. SO, Shai Linne, KB, J Givens, Stephen The Levite- these are just a few men of God who feed the spirit and the mind of believers if that's what you like to hear. God bless you Lecrae. I just want to end with saying that the culture has a surplus of "nice" rappers, but a shortage of teachers that refuse to claim neutrality. -Jay
@acharich7 жыл бұрын
Different lanes doesn't make another's wrong..
@iamlaurengill7 жыл бұрын
Jae Brown Stephen the Levine still listens and enjoys secular music tho just so you know
@jacksonndungu40496 жыл бұрын
well put,nothing we do is either for the church or the world but for the Glory of God
@abramjones16497 жыл бұрын
If TobyMac said "I'm not a christian artist just an artist that's Christian" how would you feel? You'd be weary, and I understand that's what a lot of people feel with Lecrae, I feel it. I'm not a "fan" but I'm not against him so I'm not biased. But as I was typing it came to me to say that if he's christian, bravo, if he's not, God won't let him continue to use his name for personal glory and Lecrae will be revealed. Pray "God show me his heart" not "God show me that he's fake" or "God show me that he's real", just pray the neutral.
@noahdavis4014 жыл бұрын
two years later, what do you feel
@kidcannon73377 жыл бұрын
Keep up the good fight Lecrae. Much love and respect to DJ Wade O and Lecrae
@kidcannon73377 жыл бұрын
+Latrice Amos Love and grace. What is wrong with that?
@lisenyoudontknowme7 жыл бұрын
shut up you sound dumb he never rejected the faith
@truechurch29867 жыл бұрын
If he says he's a follower of Christ....but is not speaking on the teachings of Christ, he's not a follower....anyone sent by God will speak God's word.
@alexanderallende87147 жыл бұрын
Latrice Amos when did he deny Jesus? please let me know I've been following Lecrae and many reach artist and I've never heard any of them deny Jesus.
@DavidtheExpert7 жыл бұрын
true church and anyone not against us is for us. Double Edged eh? :P
@stacieellis7 жыл бұрын
I think we all know Lecrae loves the Lord fully. But I think the reason why so many people are upset with him is because He does not fit the mold we see in the Bible. When we look at people like David, Paul, and the other apostles, their message about God never waivered just because of their own personal agenda and selfish wants. I understand what Lecrae is saying about the rules of the art form and such. But the truth is this, when you are put in a teaching position by God, and a leadership position, you are held to a higher standard. Not only that, but we are not to live our life based on what feels good to us. So I get it he may not want to talk and preach Christ all the time, but whether you feel like it or not, that is our job as Christians. We should eat, live, and breath Christ. It should not be a question of who we love. Now I know that can be expressed in several different ways, and in an artistic way, but some things are very clear. Lecrae has been on the defense about this situation. But if you are in the right you shouldn't have to. You should be able to state what the bible states about it and be done. But the reason why he cant is because the bible is pretty clear that everything we do should be for the glory of God, And that our main mission is to bring more and more people to the knowing of Christ. And I think because of his position in the industry some people are afraid to speak up and call it what it is. The current position saddens me. Does no one else see that a great opportunity to reach the lost is being taken away right now. We finally have an artist that is being accepted in the secular hip hop world. No one is asking him to change his lyrics or anything, but he is decided too on his own. This would have been the ideal time to have a great evangelistic movement in the world. He says he felt he is to reach the world with his music. The question is what is his intentions with that. Does he want to reach the world because he wants his name bigger (unknowingly of his sin within him), or is it because he honestly want to make Christ more famous. I don't know, I don't see him putting himself in the background, but more of him putting Jesus in the background of the music. Your actions need to speak louder than your words. Also I know some people think being more like the world will help win more to Christ. Since when did God needed man to do special tactics to win the lost. Since when did God said conform to the patterns of this world in order to reach the lost. It is very clear in scripture. Lecrae may know a lot about the bible, but even the strongest of Christians can fall. And even if he can speak flaterring words that does not mean he is not in a spiritual battle himself. Many of us see it. If you see it like I do, just pray for him. Pray that he will not conform to the patterns of this world but will be renewed in his mind (romans 12:2). The devil is sneaky, and you would be a fool if you don't think he is not trying to confuse people.
@ericandrade11377 жыл бұрын
Stacie Ellis big ups to you!!! You get it!!! You're right on point!!!
@dchroyal6 жыл бұрын
Well said my sis, be encouraged and continue to be well versed in detail, or rather seasoned speech.... amen Stacie
@deandremims476 жыл бұрын
Amen sister that’s truth!
@beatarcheologzt6 жыл бұрын
You really don't get it do you. If his music was like GOM for example he wouldn't have that platform. The world would never let him get on that platform. CHH is really a limited platform. It only goes do far the way it is now. Lecrae has moved beyond that mold so he can reach further out. You don't even know the names of people he is reaching and bringing to church with him on a Sunday. It's you sho doesn't understand his missionary work.
@tylerhendricks71287 жыл бұрын
Luke 14:11 11 For everyone who exalts himself will be humbled, and he who humbles himself will be exalted.”
@barnabasjones45016 жыл бұрын
I'll keep the woke version of Lecrae in my heart.. And my only question for the (real?) Lecrae is.. Why accept Grammy's under the title of Gospel Artist then? Clear the lane for those who claim it.
@ryanslandandtreesvc4545 жыл бұрын
Truth
@CuriousCat7774 жыл бұрын
He did work in that category but he’s not limiting himself to that. He’s artist that made rap about his life and his faith that falls in the gospel category but I think he doesn’t want to limit himself to a title.
@barnabasjones45014 жыл бұрын
@@CuriousCat777 I love Lecrae.. Just scared our mentors may stumble.
@joyh.7294 жыл бұрын
Lecrae didn’t make up the name of that category, the Grammy’s did.
@barnabasjones45014 жыл бұрын
@@joyh.729 clearly no one's accusing the man of naming a category.
@KeepinItRealWithTheTerrells5 жыл бұрын
This interview was better then the interview on the hip hop station in Cali. Stay the same on both platforms. Much better on this one. He is human people, he ain't perfect no doubt.
@Officialanagibson6 жыл бұрын
I don't know what else people need to understand when it comes to LeCrae and what he's bringing. This is as clear as it gets. His message is the same, just an even better delivery. I love it.
@marypagan77757 жыл бұрын
I love Lecrea!!!! He is such a man of God!!!! Always praying for you!
@wadeoradio7 жыл бұрын
This is real talk. Prayer is powerful
@pwilson19617 жыл бұрын
I truly have mad respect for Lecrae, keep doing what God has called you to do
@NewEraSportsPodcast7 жыл бұрын
pauline wilson I'm sorry Rap is not a calling. Preaching the Gospel is what Lecrae and all of us are called to do it's The Great Comission. I Love Lecrae as a brother and He is being Deceived with this platform of Music. You came in Rapping about God Jesus and now it's changing We all now that his platform is changing the content of his Music has changed..If you are preaching the real you will not be loved by the world they would hate you. They World is loving you so what's really going on?
@dobettergetbetter25386 жыл бұрын
Lecrae tries his best to stay in the gray area, I can only imagine his reasons for doing so. As believers being able to discern Lecrae's messages through his music we automatically label him a messenger for the Gospel, "A Christian rapper" that promotes CHH. He has been rebelling against those labels and titles that we've given him for awhile, along with the categories that we put him in that promote the Gospel. Here's the problem: Lecrae is nothing short of a pastor who preaches the Gospel of Jesus Christ but, doesn't want the responsibility, conviction, or persecution of being held to the standard that of a pastor. So, to keep from being held to the standard that we would see of a pastor, which he is responsible for creating, he denounces any label, title, or category we as believers may put him in, to escape from ideas of him keeping his focus solely on God, with an agenda that would be pleasing unto Christ. It allows him the flexibility of tending to his own agenda, verses the agenda of Christ. Lecrae signing to Columbia records and signing Aha Gazelle, is evidence that Lecrae is no longer interested in carrying those labels that we have given him concerning the Gospel. Lecrae stood on the CHH platform that he influenced until he could afford to move on with his own agenda. Lecrae is no different than any of us, he is a sinner at best just like us. The double standard that Lecrae has created should be no surprise to anyone and definitely shouldn't go unnoticed. Our duty and responsibility in all this, is to pray for Lecrae and those that could be lead astray by confusion and that we as believers continue to discern who is TRULY SOLD OUT FOR Christ and not their own agenda.
@GamerzSoul107 жыл бұрын
Now that's an dope interview, DJ Wade-O. Loved the questions and responses. Lecrae's certainly come a long way. Praise God, for the way he's bringing the message thorough Hip Hop. I hope we get another snippet from His upcoming album soon. God bless you, bro.
@karamalong7 жыл бұрын
All my questions have been answered Crae. You will probably never see my comment but now I know that there is a line you have drawn. Your work is legendary in many ways. Thank you!
@Mea_DS7 жыл бұрын
smh.... yall are still missing the point even after listening to the interview. People do so much labeling but don't even love by their labels. He's a Christian who is also a rapper. Still unashamed of the gospel... He's still proclaiming... He's still talking about real life struggles..... Stop living in your bubble and pretending these things don't exist! Geez
@acharich7 жыл бұрын
I doubt they even heard him out tbh..
@Kirbypiles7775 жыл бұрын
IKR these r baby’s in Christ 😂 that’s why they so confused
@Tailoredwright5 жыл бұрын
Facts!!!!
@DJNaz4You7 жыл бұрын
Shoutout to Wade O this interview was amazing for many reasons but here's a few... 1. You embodied the heart of the CHH culture and did not back down on our true stance. You asked the questions that needed to be answer. 2. You're respect for Lecrae was a virtue of godliness and a bridge for many who felt burnt by Crae 3. It shows that your a solid dude and unfortunately the true solids don't get the credit that they deserve. Much respect and blessings to Crae on his journey forward. 🙏🏾
@ryanelee7 жыл бұрын
I wonder if the people who have so many negative things to say read his book Unashamed, he addressed all of these comments in his book. I'm so blessed and inspired my his story, thank you Lecrae for being Bold and Courageous in all that you're doing. Your voice is much need in this world today. God Bless.
@kourtneyrishel81757 жыл бұрын
I am tired of everyone hatin on Lecrae. It doesn't matter what we think it matters what God thinks, and I think God is proud of him. Noone is perfect and just think where you would be if you were him. I love you Lecrae and have been listening to you since I was 4! Keep doing what you doing and dont let the haters get you down. You have helped me in my life so I will always be by you.
@alite7307 жыл бұрын
All I know is that its hard to give Lecrea the same support he merited from his devotion to the Lord in the beginning of his projects. It was clear he was very biblical. Now its watered down version to appease the world, in hopes that they will listen. Ive seen this being done in churches for the last 2 decades and all I see is weak worldly believers. Churches are more about entertainment than the gospel. This trend has grown so much that if you call for biblical health in love you are labeled a hater, a bigot, a pharisee. Which are labels the world used in the past to label christians and now its coming from the church towards those who call for no compromise in love for the gospel. One chapter in the bible that gives us understanding as to why people are attracted to the false gospel is in Jeremiah 28. I see the same scenario being played out in our time within the christian culture and the sub culture of christian hip-hop. No hating towards Lecrea but he has a lot to answer for... to the Lord for all the kids I lost to the world system because of the promotions he made of secular artist. When I approached a young buck in love about certain things that were weakening his walk he used Lecrea & Andy Mineo's thinking or philosophy, and I lost my influence on those kids. They look at me like a bible thumper when I was there when they were born and again enjoying to see their love for the Lord his word and church, and once they adapted the thinking of these artist their devotion and love for Christ weakened. Some went back to the world and others are anemic. When you promote B.O.B. Paul Wall and give Kendrick Lamar attention and its ok to follow them, and all they represent, than... Houston We Have A Problem!
@510Dragonheart4 жыл бұрын
I don't think it's wrong to listen to these artists. If you come from where some of us come from, you don't get your story told by Christian artists. It's often hard to find it at reach. Kendrick speaks to where we come from, our experiences, often wrestling with faith the same way we do. Not all of us were "born Christian" and some still haven't found Jesus. I think the intention is to come into contact with their fans and introduce them to a different path or at least a new perspective.
@RoyalteDestiny4 жыл бұрын
@Against All Hope Ministries i 💯 % agree. If most people saw it from this perspective there wouldnt be any controversy. This only give tne enemy a foot in the back door for deception and the gospel of inclusion. Its called "compromising the gospel!" There are rules and there are boundaries because peoples souls are in your hands. 2 Timothy 4:3-4 is stated best for this philosophy and preference. It makes it harder for true ministers/artist of God but God still gets the glory because nothing and no one can stop the plan of God. Lets just keep these guys with this mindset in our prayers because this is a dangerous boat to be in.
@alite7304 жыл бұрын
@@RoyalteDestiny I appreciate your input. However they entered the waters compromise on their own. God will not be mocked, and no glory will he receive from the tainted table. If they repent then it would be for the glory of the LORD. What should happen is then Lecrea would repent as well as the 116 clique, and they will humble themselves thus bringing glory to God. But my friend this is not new and Lecrea is not the first to give Christ a black eye. God bless you!
@alite7304 жыл бұрын
@@510Dragonheart Coming from the hood like myself doesn't give me a license to sin or to compromise with the culture. Biblical thinking must be the governing factor of decisions made for the glory of Christ. It should never be based because I come from such and such a culture. We are now pilgrims belonging to another kingdom another city whose architect and builder is God. Abraham, if he had a chance to go back he would but he didn't. If I say I am a christian I no longer think or associate with the culture that was sinking me. I lived in the hood spent time in jail spent time in the hole(segregation) called seg. I no longer think or associate with the culture JESUS rescued me from nor do I think like I did in the hood. Listen to Hebrews 11:14-16 "For they that say such things declare plainly that they seek a country. 15And truly, if they had been mindful of that country from whence they came out, they might have had opportunity to have returned. 16But now they desire a better country, that is, an heavenly: wherefore God is not ashamed to be called their God: for he hath prepared for them a city." Hope this clarifies, because Lecrea and the compromise he helped spread within the 21st century christian culture. If he doesn't repent he will have to give an account for leading so many young believers astray! That is what's at stake. I hope for the best!
@ikebeeme7 жыл бұрын
The best Lecrae Interview I've seen this year. Great questions!
@12MATASA7 жыл бұрын
nice interview. he answered a lot of the nagging questions about him that's been going around CHH circles.
@BrotherToby857 жыл бұрын
I love this brother man... I'm so glad that he did this jawn with Wade-O. Very transparent.
@ashleyh8556 жыл бұрын
So much respect for this interview. Great questions.
@wadeoradio6 жыл бұрын
Thank you Ashley
@Adam1Malachi7 жыл бұрын
Lecrae is just waaaaaaay off course! Gotta keep this brother is prayer...
@smoovy3387 жыл бұрын
What course is he supposed to be on? His calling is not your calling so you wouldn't understand it.
@Adam1Malachi7 жыл бұрын
Smoovy You don't get it...
@jsnow07grad7 жыл бұрын
This interview showed me that he has a personal relationship with God. His answers were from his heart and were Holy spirit lead. Now if he was talking about robbing someone and shooting them, that would then make him off course. We all have free will and we all as a world believers and non need prayer..His fruit shows that he is a follower of God and his life exemplifies that..which shows that he has chose to let his life reflect the word. Sometimes we mix our feelings with what the word says.*
@Adam1Malachi7 жыл бұрын
Jessica Snowden With all due respect your discernment is skewed my sister...
@Adam1Malachi7 жыл бұрын
Jessica Snowden And your comment saying "Now if he was talking about robbing someone and shooting them...." is completely extraneous and besides the point. And NO we do not have free will...we have CHOICE.
@thalifechanga7 жыл бұрын
Anxious for this new new, 🔥🔥Salute Lecrae💯
@Cfeldersproduction0077 жыл бұрын
Peace my brother good interview.
@wadeoradio7 жыл бұрын
THanks fam
@ConqueringGiants3657 жыл бұрын
Very great interview!! Even though I'm still skeptical of lecrae's decisions with leaving the "Outright openess" aspect of ministry.. I can say that I do respect his ability to revieve the brotherly questioning from Datin, then respond maturely from his personal perspective! I just love Christ though, my personal convictions are different than lecrae's but we do serve the Same Mighty God! #BeALight
@ShawnEnglish7 жыл бұрын
As a Crae fan i appreciate the honesty...Im a caribbean Person so i dont know the culture Personally but i know honesty and i know the Voice of the Holy Spirit...this interview answered alot of my questions and fixed my disappointment in all the controversy surrounding Lacrae and his "So Called" selling out of Christianity for the Fame... Real talk... Be blessed Lacrae
@Brokensilence20127 жыл бұрын
good interview! good questions..all of my wonderings about lecrae has been answered. we have many disagreements still, I'm under the label of CHH. I proudly claim to be a "Christian " rapper but I love lecrae & 116...nothing but respek for y'all! keep fighting the fight of faith
@coco6987 жыл бұрын
An amazing interview...very insightful! Much respect to Lacrae for his transparency! Thank Wade-O! #Blessings
@honeyespresso7 жыл бұрын
Just watched Datin's video--I can respect the way he did it and made a valid point.
@snapkrr7 жыл бұрын
love this dudes lane. it's so naturally controversial to the everyday christian that it really gets everyone to question their faith. It also allows for iron to sharpen iron over and over again within the fanbase. Truly unique and beautiful.
@imgood17477 жыл бұрын
If you are a Christian, why wouldn't you want to be labeled as a Christian artist? Lecrae is eliminating himself from that title in order to condone some of his secular ways. Money and fame has changed this dude and it's sad. He needs to be more real like Trip Lee and Dee-1
@JayBiggsGamingYT7 жыл бұрын
some of the best video interviews in CCH!
@irritablysavvy7 жыл бұрын
My issue with Datin is that while I respect his commitment to Christianity, I think that people's relationship with God is very personal and we should respect philosophical differences. In some ways, I believe he reflects his own expectations on others.
@charmainecampbell16947 жыл бұрын
Love this interview. I hope people understand what I have been trying to tell folks for a long time. We have to use the gift God gave us in environments we aren't comfortable in.
@honeyespresso7 жыл бұрын
"This is not me teaching; this is me being myself." Love this. This is where I am right now.
@ericandrade11377 жыл бұрын
honeyespresso hey, how about when GOD says to not lean on you're own understanding, but in all your ways acknowledge HIM? That are hearts are wicked and deceitful? Is that out of the window when you're being yourself? We must make ourselves less, so that HE may increase!
@honeyespresso7 жыл бұрын
Eric Andrade Hi Eric! Being who I am is not necessarily the same as leaning to my own understanding. 1 Cor 6 and many other places in the Bible talk about uniting with the Lord and being one with him. If I have become one with him through studying His word, resisting temptations, repenting, spending quality time with him, prayer, serving my local church, loving others...I'm becoming one with him. So then being myself means that I'm expressing the oneness that I have with him in the unique way that he intended for me to. Does that make sense? I didn't mean that by being myself I no longer rely on God. I mean that you can be a Christian and still not be comfortable in your own skin in terms of being confident and not insecure or trying to be like someone else. In the context of what Lecrae was saying, he was surprised that people liked hearing his personal testimony of where he was in his life vs. a teaching style of rap in a particular song ("praying for you"). So that's what I was quoting from. It resonated with me because I believe that yes we should teach others with our lives and simultaneously if we are one with Christ, we should certainly be who we are in Him as that will also draw people. Thanks for your feedback.
@rodrigobarba9307 жыл бұрын
Here he goes again, acting like he's above correction and reproach. He has such an arrogance to him, he acts like he has no.repentive bone in his body. What I mean by repentive is the ability to accept correction and change his ways which is an attitude all Christians should have. I know alot of people are commenting that we should pray for him (which we should) but honestly it sounds like excuse for holding him accountable. Let's be real , the more time goes on the less Christ centered he is. Most of his responses are his opinion and not scripture based.
@acharich7 жыл бұрын
How did he act like he's above correction & reproach..?
@Kirbypiles7775 жыл бұрын
Acharich Speaks ignore him he a baby in Christ 🤦♂️ if that
@dr23775 жыл бұрын
@@Kirbypiles777 its a tough call. Bible says to judge fellow believers, not to judge non believers. He needs to take all criticisms and marinade on it. His life is to be harder with his platform. He needs to show christ in his actions. That goes for you and me as well. This faith ain't no joke. If he claims christianity he has to really step up because the world is watching. He can easily pull young christians off the true path unintentionally.
@naijainnit7 жыл бұрын
Great interview Wade and Crae. Well done guys!
@jmitchell89914 жыл бұрын
Wade-O is a great interviewer
@truechurch29867 жыл бұрын
If you are a gospel artist a believer, then you would speak God's word through your music ( psalms) why wouldn't you? And as far as denominations all are fake, we are to have the same mind, and speak the samething, and have no divisions ( sect, denomination, schism) we are to deny self and follow Christ, thats the narrow way....many are on the broad path that leads to destruction...doing it their own way and not the way Christ wants. Never lean on your own understanding...we are to have the mind of Christ...what would he sing or rap about?
@daniell57407 жыл бұрын
true church Jesus wouldn't rap saying his own name 24/7....
@royaltybuiltco7 жыл бұрын
i been rockin with aha since green beans& tuna fish! i was hyped when i heard he signed
@AlexandraaHeart7 жыл бұрын
There are greater things we should be worried about, like reading the bible and getting closer to God. We should pray for one another regardless because that's what brothers are suppose to do for one another. If we put our eyes on Jesus and follow him then there wouldn't be a reason for anyone to let us down. Jesus is soon to come. Make sure your spiritual life is good and pray for those who are lost. At the end of the day, the Lord is going to come like a thief in the night; make sure you ready and waiting. God bless yall!
@RiktorchyA6 жыл бұрын
Great Interview!!!
@Avaddon9117 жыл бұрын
It seems to me that denying being a "Christian hip hop artist" but an "artist who is a Christian" is like opening your well established church up as a dance club 6 days a week but you invite the Lord on Sundays.
@prodigal_son_49225 жыл бұрын
Lecrae single handedly push back chh so far back its crazy.rapzilla was hot at moment..I was geeked to have a genre I can listen too..now I just listen to kingdom musik or g.o.m.lecrae was the most influential rapper in it then he doesn't claim it.. It hurt it alot..the progress it was making
@ninap08117 жыл бұрын
lecrea is so dope, and smart and such a favored man of God. Thank you for your music and your encouragement, and may God continue to bless you and your wife and kids and family, through your works of music and speaking. He speaks to , to the youth and in conferences if you don't know now ya know.
@danegoti8r5 жыл бұрын
I dont know if anyone has said this but its absolutely frustrating to be anointed and gifted to share the Gospel message but feel boxed in terms of how you share it. I am a teacher but I am not a CHRISTIAN Teacher because we aren't even allowed to have religion connected to out vocation, however I am still a very passionate and unashamed believer! I have seen first hand people in the church who call themselves Christian's listen Lecraes music and say its "TOO Radical" and then when I go play it for people in the streets they connect with it and want to hear more?? How is that we reject our own but are mad when they desire not to have a label that claims but really pushes aside. I could be beating a dead horse but it bothers me that we believe Lecrae, Andy others have sold out just because they have evolved musically to a point that makes us "Uncomfortable" but yet still uplifts the father! Lastly as a person who raps, I am BEYOND thankful to have a helpful, faith filled and REAL alternative to the crap played on radio today! I can be in my car with my kids and my wife and play 116 clique music and know that its much better and filled with hope than what's out there! Just my 2 cents in what seems like a really divisive issue.
@onomejay34995 жыл бұрын
Lecrae is one of the most direct Christian artists, he points the facts out and he's direct that he don't wanna be boxed in but be free and be himself and do what he wanna do for Jesus. I love that, that's how every Christian artist should think and be. it's GOD'S way, GOD is all about freedom and freeing us from chains ⛓️ and captivity.
@Dadof3Hustles7 жыл бұрын
So glad I found this interview!
@ericandrade11377 жыл бұрын
Jermaine King me too, didn't realize how blind Lecrae is.
@itslukewilliams7 жыл бұрын
solid interview
@phaith65157 жыл бұрын
😂😂😂 good job with the interview! ❤️
@missionisagape4 жыл бұрын
I think lecrae is always so nervous during interviews - he gotta relax
@MrCHURCHBOY2747 жыл бұрын
crae look like future on this one
@FrozenNature7 жыл бұрын
Lecrae knows!! This new generation of rappers need someone to compete with and Aha is that man! Of course he is going to get him on the team!!! Glory to the Creator for gifting Lecrae with such wisdom! He is a true leader! They gone do work!!
@xaviersimmons5107 жыл бұрын
Lecrae preaching to the comment section of the Blessings lyric video
@craigsteyntheartistcraig35926 жыл бұрын
one year later but... i'm an artist... I don't continuously draw crosses and Jesus... God inspires my imagination in SO many ways...I'm Christian... I live in freedom
@louieo92527 жыл бұрын
Great interview!
@caseyrowe34025 жыл бұрын
Good stuff.
@chrisperez92686 жыл бұрын
What an amazing dude
@scovell77 жыл бұрын
Ty Dolla Sign moved on from his collaboration with Lecrae to do a lovely song called "Swalla" with Nicki Minaj. Great company Lecrae is keeping.
@Jkila257 жыл бұрын
scovell7 How you know that song though? lol. Put that stone away. If you at work and you work with a sinner, quit your job. If you live next door to sinner, LEAVE THE NEIGHBORHOOD!! If you get something to eat a restaurant and a sinner makes your food, DO NOT EAT IT!! Get my point?
@mariostacy58677 жыл бұрын
Jkila25 just maybe anyone could see Ty with Lecrae and off the strength of Lecrae he listened to more music and that what was found.
@scovell77 жыл бұрын
Sorry, your point doesn't apply. There is a huge difference between living next to someone and choosing to collaborate with them artistically. Truth be told, most of these mainstream cats Lecrae is so eager to collaborate with not only make immoral music, but are also of questionable talent. I can't tell him how to live his life or run his career, but there are plenty of very talented artists out there who don't make degenerate music, so why keep messing with the ones that do?
@Phanatik827 жыл бұрын
Haaaa!
@DjSuperK7 жыл бұрын
scovell7 Maybe you should look at this from a different angle! Maybe Lecrae has planted a seed in TY and one day he will change and accept Jesus!
@andrewmckenley53557 жыл бұрын
@27:30 "I'm trying to push the culture forward" Dam Lecrae, don't lose focus but continue to push the Great Commission forward.
@danielchurch40337 жыл бұрын
This interview shed a lot of light on Lecrae's journey through music. Can't wait for this upcoming album!
@ericandrade11377 жыл бұрын
daniel church open your eyes, you're being led right into the lake of fire with the new theology that Lecrae is pushing.
@danielchurch40337 жыл бұрын
lol what new theology? please explain what aspects of "new " theology Lecrae is promoting before you try to assume where I will spend eternity.
@ericandrade11377 жыл бұрын
daniel church I apologize if you thought I'm assuming where you'll be spending eternity, that's not at all what I'm doing. I should've explained a little. The new theology lecrae is pushing is with his new "genre" he wants to start, where he essentially is portraying that's it's ok to fellowship with the world, that it's ok to look more like the world does if you're a believer because you're doing it for the sake ministering to them, which is completely unbiblical, and his first step in achieving that goal was asking to no longer be labeled as a Christian rapper and be simply seen as a rapper that just... eh... happens to be Christian. GOD calls all believers to follow scripture and be aware of many false teachings that are contrary to HIS WORD. Our job is to scatter the seed and let the HOLY SPIRIT do the rest, not try and come up with schemes to lure people to Christ, Jesus wasn't trying to tickle ears and be everyone's friend when he was going out to minister to the multitudes, HE was telling them in love exactly how it is, laying the guidelines, showing them the Truth, and letting them know to fully count the cost of following HIM or don't follow at all. Bottom line, anyone pushing an ideology or theology that it's ok to conform to the world in any way shape or form and then trying to cry out that it's being done in the name of Christ is going to lead many astray. Scroll up and read the entire comment Avision Technology put, it's already happening.
@michellecrippen17706 жыл бұрын
I feel led to publicly say that I was one who doubted the way Lecrae was headed. Since I have repented myself as the Lord has corrected me in that. I would add that He also proposed a side note...it probably just re unforced some of the views that non Christians (not to mention secular artists) who might come across all our skepticism, speculation and doubt on our brother and say yep look at em turn on one another so quickly. Love covers a multitude of sins and Love always gives the benefit of the doubt. Ride on Lecrae
@brittanyayala62537 жыл бұрын
Hey everyone, Can someone please tell me what Lecrae was referring too when he said "KB is "CH, CHA"....? Thank you :)
@wadeoradio7 жыл бұрын
CHH = Christian Hip Hop.
@kayseven5206 жыл бұрын
I think you can be labeled as a CHH artist and still reach main stream. I also think reaching the main stream crowd with the CHH label really gets the mainstream audience thinking and interested in what Christianity is. I also understand where Lecrae is coming from and respect it, I stand more with KBs stance on the topic but, both are amazing artists who obviously love the Lord. Keep it up brothers!
@RenaldyCalixte7 жыл бұрын
I think when we worry about the "gospel" being "spoken" on records at the expense of trying to connect with people by sitting down with them and sharing the gospel with them than Christianity is blatantly legalistic/immature. Isn't the music the seed that's planted and hearing the gospel from another person the water and then God makes it grow? Instead of rooting for Lecrae to stay on the right path and continue influencing hip hop culture as a Christian. We worry too much about how many times he says Jesus in a song? CHH fans are behaving like Pharisees and secular hip hop fans see it and shake thier heads. They see judgmental, self righteous, selfish fans that want music to themselves and thier church friends.
@nolliemccain66424 жыл бұрын
Thank you Le Crae for opening this up...all religions, even non religions should be free to express love in their own way. I don’t understand why everyone has to be sooo exclusive....as in, you don’t agree with my beliefs so I can’t be around you...where would we be if Jesus was like that?
@cjadream77 жыл бұрын
The bottom line is MONEY. He's not being completely honest about his decision whether it was from the beginning of his career or not. He even has gone as far as writing a dissertation about it lol to influence others to do the same. Andrea Crouch, The Winans and more reached the world by singing about Jesus -- UNASHAMEDLY AS CHRISTIANS. Lecrae is going against scripture; he is ashamed of calling himself a Christian rapper. Plain and simple. He's also arrogant acting like he's the first and only one who's reached the world. Mali Music has done the same thing as Lecrae, but at least he was honest and said that gospel music wouldn't have garnered him a lot of money & platform and I totally get that.
@wytness20007 жыл бұрын
Keep the Faith, reach the lost, 116 til I die
@youngprophet51387 жыл бұрын
Question what conference are they at?
@wadeoradio7 жыл бұрын
Just Gospel. It was put on by the Front Porch in Atlanta
@reinwitgsus7 жыл бұрын
Lecrae, in this late hour of our fallen world, you totally verify the reason why Christ had said , "Many are called, yet few are chosen".
@guestguest51287 жыл бұрын
No wedding ring??? Is he still married?
@dmcgeejr167 жыл бұрын
Lecrae is a true role model and I like how he has recreated himself...
@anthansen876 жыл бұрын
It’s a thin line between Christian rappers and watered down gangster rap, to me the biggest difference of the two is the spirit that the individual has
@kimbratten7824 жыл бұрын
I dont hate on anyone but we must uplift and encourage one another stay in christ. And always glorify Christ in everything you do.
@timotheustp7 жыл бұрын
THANKS LECRAE FOR YOUR RESPONSE. I TO WAS ALSO THINKING ABOUT YOU SHOUTING OUT CHRISTIAN RAPPERS.
@KhiRhoBeats7 жыл бұрын
Good Stuff...
@romeror19457 жыл бұрын
Great interview
@ishalljr6 жыл бұрын
Pray for him and me! There is no middle ground we are either in or out. We can't endorse out validate the WORLD when it is clearly against the WORD. Don't be DECEIVED y'all and don't promote the kingdom of darkness and say you just being you but you still a FOLLOWER of CHRIST! The devil always at the conventions too! With love be blessed and encouraged and FOLLOW CHRIST, don't be a FAN!
@DUBARaps7 жыл бұрын
Fantastic interview! You always do a phenomenal job with these. Seriously appreciate you, bro. The ending has me nervous though. Aha got signed for a "dabbing" cartoon, he's "swagged out" and he's trying to "push the culture forward." I wouldn't mind that as much without the context of the 90s, 2000s style being the past. :-/ Dang... #TheFutureIsMumble