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Had to upload this one; the only white-made (lyrically speaking) hip hop I can recommend people to bump. Peace and Respect to Macklemore for speaking on this, and with us. Update: A whole lot of people are getting on my case for the above description, I replied to one spirited individual and will post it here for those who are so appalled at my statement. Peace. I saw your comment on the Macklemore vid. Apart from my schedule being hectic, I was not aware you were expecting a reply - please excuse that. When I write that 'this is the only white-made hip-hop I can recommend' it seems a lot of people take that as a negative statement about other white hip-hop artists music. That is an asinine assumption. What it means isn't anymore elaborate than me having listened to very little of the hip-hop out there that the white community produces. I admit I am possibly remiss for this. I do listen to some hip-hop that isn't produced by my Afrikan people, but I wouldn't recommend all of it. I'm not sure if Non-Phixion falls under 'white' but I bump them quite a lot - but I'm not sure I'd recommend them. However, Brother Ali, Necro and Ill Bill are competent and accomplished lyricists on a par with a lot of others out there that I find touch on subjects worthwhile talking about in my spare time. You will notice that I did not mentioned them in the video. Just because I did not mention them here does not mean that I put them down - it just means I put forward a certain sentiment about ...