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It’s been interesting to see the reactions to these lines, to say the least. Like Boaz without Ruth is unity without truth That’s what I wanted to say, but I ain’t say it thoughīut no more laying low, I want them to play it slowĪnd I ain’t dissing them, my prayers are the proof

They want to reach the world? By all means, keep pursuing itīut tell me: Why they gotta diss the church while they’re doing it?” I love them as brothers in Christ, but not their conclusions ‘Cause brothers in your camp causing lots of confusion I was quiet, but I wanted to say, ‘No, I hate it.’ As far as I can tell, it seems that RT3 is what caused the blow-up, because of the following lines: In both songs, I addressed the current state of CHH. What I SaidĪ few weeks ago, I dropped two songs, one called “Random Thoughts 3” and another called “Ichabod”. I also represent a good number of people who feel the same way I do, but do not have the platforms to express themselves in the same way. No, I’m a part of this movement, and I have a vested interest in its success (as God defines success). I don’t see myself as some lone ranger out there, detached from CHH. In different ways, they each point me to my Lord. I love them because of the Jesus who I’ve seen in each of them. But when I say I love them, it’s not primarily because I love their music equally, though they are all gifted in their own right. And yes, I love Lecrae, and I love Ruslan. and Sho Baraka, Hazakim and Disciple, Loso and Natalie Lauren, Street Hymns and KB, Th3 Saga and Flame. I love Lavoisier, and I love Jackie Hill Perry. I love Stephen the Levite, and I love Eshon Burgundy. I love Beautiful Eulogy, and I love Bizzle. And I love to see how Christ is expressed differently through different vessels in hip-hop. Because I’m passionate about both of them, I love it when they come together. And Christ, whom I’ve loved since I met Him 18 years ago. Hip-hop, the culture I grew up saturated in. CHH brings together two of my greatest passions. I know that rubs some people the wrong way, but I’m not ashamed to say it. The fact of the matter is that I love Christian hip-hop. And by the grace of God, I’ve been able to play a small part in it. I know that there are many who came before me, but I’ve been around long enough to watch this culture/movement go through many ups and downs. First, I’ve been involved in CHH since before it was known as CHH.

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In order to give you the full context of what I said and why I said it, there are a few things you need to know about me. We can leave that debate for another time, but if that’s you and you embrace the noun for yourself, I’m talking to you as well. You don’t think “Christian” should ever be used as an adjective, but only as a noun. Now, I know that some of you don’t identify as “CHH”. However, I trust that the sovereign Lord will use even that for His purposes. If that’s you, I’m sorry that we had to meet under circumstances like this. For some of you, your first introduction to me was through some hard things I said on a couple of recent songs.