I’m in the studio I’m in these fashion studios I’m in these bit**es’ drawers. I did not sign up to be no political activist.” He continued, “I don’t wanna talk about no fu**ing Ferguson and sh** because I don’t live over there! I live in fu**ing Soho and Beverly Hills. “So every time something happens because I’m Black I gotta stand up? What the fu** am I, Al Sharpton now,” he asked at the time. You can’t say nothing about they glasses, they nails, none of that because then you’re a womanizer or you’re a racist.”Ī$AP also dismissed Black activism in a 2016 interview with The Breakfast Club. Especially when you talking about they looks or something like that. I come from a Black home, so I know how sensitive Black women can be. He continued, “Black girls, you know how sensitive they are, but they our sisters, man. If people get upset at that, I think it’s petty at the same time.” This is actually my second time talking about it cause I really don’t really look at it as an issue. On the DC radio station 93.9, Rocky said “Black girls just, ah man, went crazy. However, in the same breath, he spewed another offensive remark when he called Black women “sensitive.” When A$AP received backlash for his comments, he apologized. You have to be fair skinned to get away with that.”

“But for real, for me, I feel like with the red lipstick thing it all depends on the pair of complexion,” he said “I’m just being for real. The clip one again reminded people of past statements A$AP has made about Black people and Black women in the past.įor example, back in 2013 the rapper said dark-skinned girls shouldn’t wear red lipstick in an interview.

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