US EditionRapper Lil Yachty slams Black Lives Matter as a ‘scam’
- Rapper Lil Yachty claimed that Black Lives Matter was literally a scam during an episode of Quenlin Blackwell's YouTube show.
- Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation indicated that Yachty is drinking the white supremacist ideology Kool-Aid in reaction to his statement.
- Black Lives Matter stated, BLM was never a scam; selling out your people for clout is, defending its credibility.
- In 2021, BLM reported that after our expenses and grant disbursements, we are left with an approximate balance of $60 million.
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Lil Yachty Calls Black Lives Matter Foundation A “Scam”
Source: WWE / Getty Lil Yachty expressed his belief that the Black Lives Matter Foundation—not to be confused withe concept of “Black Lives Matter”—is a “scam” while appearing on a recent YouTube show. Lil Yachty has gone viral due to his expressing a belief that the Black Lives Matter Foundation is fraudulent. The Let’s Start Here rapper was a guest on the recent episode of the Feeding Starving Celebrities show on YouTube. Quen Blackwell, a com…
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“They Bought Mansions”: Rap Star Spills the Beans, Says Black Lives Matter Is “Literally a Scam”
(WND)—A rapper is singing a politically incorrect tune as he says Black Lives Matter is “literally a scam.” The singer is Lil Yachty who made the comment during an appearance on a cooking show with Quenlin Blackwell. During the pair’s kitchen discussion, Blackwell asked Lil Yachty: “You spent $100,000 on a trip to Disney once. How much have you spent on charitable causes this year?” “It’s just blurry, I’ve been doing so much,” the rapper said. “…
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Grammy-nominated rapper bashes Black Lives Matter as a 'scam' in tense exchange with popular influencer
A Grammy-nominated rapper slammed Black Lives Matter as a "scam" in a tense exchange. Lil Yachty — born Miles Parks McCollum — is a popular rapper who has been nominated for four Grammy Awards, three Billboard Music Awards, and three MTV Music Awards. 'You probably wouldn't know anything about it because you don't care about black people.'He recently made an appearance on the "Feeding Starving Celebrities" online cooking show. The series is host…
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