rapper lil wayne was featured in a remakes of futures karate chop
anne-marie makes he makes a reference to emmett till now and it's now out was a
fourteen-year-old boy from chicago
uh... who was brutally murdered in nineteen fifty five and he was tortured
and shot in mississippi in nineteen fifty five
for whistling at a white woman
tools family objected to uh... to the lyrics that little wayne
used in his remakes of the songs com cell
just tell you what the lyrics are now again this is an remakes of futures
karate chop and it was leaked online
and uh... the part where the wing wraps he says the following
beat back the c ap
like emmett till
of so
the reason why uh... emmett till family is understandably upset is because
he was beaten
he had his ice caps out he was shot in the head
and that the people who did this to him tight a cotton gin fan to his body with
barbed wire and tossed his body into a river
and it's the most anything you could possibly due to a person
okay and and to make that kind of reference of course is devastating to
the family
of the victim
nineteen fifty-five personals not that long i know canary
and his crime
according to those people was that he was sold by the white one
forty-year-old for pretty so anywhere from seventy two it should be respectful
one in the first place entitled mediaeval
beat someone like him until and that's where you want
but then that
habitat trial in strength and islands against wind and i mean there's that
elements of that as well and the sexual reference once hot irene
it's on a scale one cannot disrespectful it's fair that the love it
day u_s_ and so uh...
now that i know the references
kiltie
crazy shit and never put that
in the song melt epic records is apologizing for this they're saying that
this unauthorized version of the remake should have never been released on the
internet and they're doing everything is possible to make sure that they take
those lyrics out the song
out before they re release it
uh... selling you know they're doing what they can to apologize for the
verdict contacted and it tells family directly and apologize to them as well
so they're doing what it takes to make things right
i mean you gotta how little
more judgment when your college terrible just
look here's a preview of course we believe in the first time i don't want
sensory guy but
you you hope you are a bit of sense in that way and if you don't love them
you know the market should punish you in a sense but people should my that yes
s_l_ i thought you made that point because keep in mind future is uh...
with that epic records label right
but not when has his own record label so if you want some publishes on recess up
like this he can
and you don't have to worry about any record label trying to censor you
and then you know that of course the free market to decide whether or not
they want to buy that kinda music ido bien rapper singers overall one push the
envelope in the day of school the more mardi hyping this controversy and sarah
but louise falsely smart and this is pretty frickin god and not something he
is smart he definitely pushes the envelope with his lyrics he does not
regularly but i think that in this particular instance you went too far i'd
like to see necessary i think
you're doing all the backtracking apologizing
yes this is a
yeah always gets a lot of statement don't have your
people who do not work
home of the world's most were formed
u_n_ you've timber missus so i've read more about him itself because i was
really fascinated by this story and
his body
even though i ve day try to arcing get to the bottom of the river
uh... it didn't turn up and in the body was returned to his family
and his mother actually had and open casket funeral and the reason why she
did that is because she wanted those images to be part of the civil rights
movement so if you go online and of course they're extremely graphic you
could c
the pictures of his open casket funeral and it just shows you
you know our country's history definitely had very very dark times
that's a lot of people like
the writings of somalia lawler back slavery a smaller back to slavery and i
was fifty five but uh... these kind of uh... murders which is a set of happen
through the sixties
and
in our enemy the was over that
i mean in terms of intimidation oppression
etcetera
sixties man that again that was not bad long ago
and a lot of people who were out men are sore on
the day of all however the masses kind of conversion
or knew a lot of 'em you know
sit there and think uh... here are the good old days somewhat of a game of the
good old days