This is a clip from rapper Little Wayne in an interview with Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharp.

I want you to listen to this clip and the context with which this clip was delivered was they were asking Little Wayne some questions about race relations and other political issues in the United States,

etc. I think you're going to be surprised by Little Wayne's response and stick around so I can

give you my take on his response. All right? Get your mind right Monday. Let's get into it.

Obviously we have a bunch of differences. People feeling this way. People feeling that way. When you come to a person like me, my answer is always the same, man. My politics, my flag, my country, my nation, my world, all that is Regine, Cameron, Neil, and his brother, Tony.

That's it.

That's my nation. That's my flag.

That's my world.

That's my protest.

That's my don't protest.

That's my everything.

That's all that matters, those four kids to me.

Let's get your mind right Monday.

And what you just heard from my man, Lil Wayne, and you don't have to like rap, you don't have to like hip hop,

you don't have to like Little Wayne,

you don't have to endorse his habits,

the language he uses, etc. But what you have to endorse his habits, the language he uses, etc.

But what you have to respect is little Wayne will go down as one of the greatest rappers to ever live.

And he has gone from a kid in the slums in New Orleans and built an empire.

So little Wayne represents success as he's defined it, right?

And so what that means for you and I is that he's got a particular result that most dream

they could have.

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