Previously on the Deep End.

Are you worried about what people will think for to accept the idea of you doing a podcast?

If I'm being honest, it's like, in some senses I'm letting go of my identity, which is not a healthy statement.

Sheesh.

Man, the thing I didn't understand about this podcasting thing from the beginning was...

Plus, McCray loses his cool, reading hate messages.

Glad someone finally told LaCray, you should probably read your Bible a little more.

I hate these comments with every fiber of my soul.

I'm not going to lie to you.

This one did get all up under my skin.

The reason why I hate these kind of comments is because this is me and my wife argue about all the time.

When we argue, this is what we and my wife argue about all the time when we argue this what we argue about this is the deep end with lequey oh yeah if i'm being about what people will sing or if they'll accept the idea of you doing a podcast.

Oh, yeah. If I'm being honest, it's like, in some senses I'm letting go of my identity,

which is not a healthy statement because I am not who I am on stage. Like, I'm not,

the fullness of who LaCray is is not artist and rapper and performer,

but I've been doing it so long that it is really strange to not be seen in that role.

But at the same time, my soul is burdened for people to see me as something other than just a

rapper. It does get frustrating when you have something to contribute to culture, to society,

and to society, and people say stick to rapping, as if that's all I am.

I am a diamond, as we all are, and a diamond is multifaceted.

There's many sides to it.

And the music side, the performance side is only one side of who I am.

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