N.O.R.E.’s recent comments are the talk of the town. In particular, Hip-Hop society. The Breakfast Club, a radio show hosted by Charlamagne Tha God, Angela Yee, and DJ Envy, scrutinized N.O.R.E.’s Tweets.
DJ Envy said, “I do agree with what Noreaga was saying. I will say one thing about Cardi — Cardi does a lot of the things that a lot of artists won’t do. She goes to a lot of those places, so I doubt he was talking to Cardi.”
N.O.R.E. Disillusioned With Modern Rappers
Queen-born American Hip-Hop artist Noreaga, also known as N.O.R.E., was disillusioned with many modern rappers. He chose Twitter to express his agony on May 25, Wednesday. Miffed with various rap singers because they chose mainstream media to do interviews, N.O.R.E took to Twitter to display his dejection.
N.O.R.E. Is Not Happy With Cardi B
“I have been the best to this culture I have always put hiphop first,” N.O.R.E expressed. “I see u guys go to Ellen and David letterman’s and Zane lows and treat them wit more respect then the culture but u say u want black excellence.”
N.O.R.E. reportedly despised the recent episode of Cardi B with David Letterman on his latest Netflix series, “My Next Guest Needs No Introduction.” Moreover, a week before, Sean Diddy Combs appeared on “The Ellen Degeneres Show.”
N.O.R.E On David Letterman, Ellen, and Oprah
However, N.O.R.E. clarified that his Twitter rant did not target Cardi B. or David Letterman as he loved both. “Love it wasn’t even talking or thinking bout cardi but love the article,” N.O.R.E stated. “David letterman is my favorite but man why go there or Ellen before million dollars worth of game or joe or the champs or even twitter s–t!!!”
He continued, “Imma be honest even going to Oprah or gal is trash at this point !!! We control our in culture why go outside of it!!!”
Hip-Hop Culture Driven by Individual Experience
N.O.R.E, along with DJ ENF, hosts one of the popular podcasts known as “Drink Champs.” They already interviewed artists and entertainers such as Kanye West, A$AP Rocky, Snoop Dogg, Remy Ma, and others who shared exciting events of their lives.
Hip-Hop or rap culture is always driven by individual personal experiences. Rap artists tend to share their life events straight from the heart in the form of songs and lyrics. As N.O.R.E said, “We control our culture; why go outside of it!!!”
