Cyrus Langhorne
Top Dawg Entertainment‘s ScHoolboy Q recently talked about his love for the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim and explained why his loyalty has him fully against team rival the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Despite California locals like Kendrick Lamar and Game riding behind the Dodgers, Q said he would never go to the stadium to root them on.
“F*ck the Dodgers. I ain’t no Dodgers fan. And if you punk a** Dodgers managers ever ask to me throw the first pitch at that punk a** stadium, I ain’t going. I am ‘not’ Kendrick Lamar. I am not a f*cking Dodgers fan. I am an Angels fan. So Anaheim, whenever y’all want your boy to throw the first pitch, I’m in there. You know what I mean? I’m not going to no Dodgers game. F*ck the Dodgers. I’m not f*cking with them. I’m an Angels fan.” (The FADER)
Outside of sports, ScHoolboy Q recently revealed his disinterest in speaking politics.
“I don’t know sh*t about presidents. I’ve been struggling and hustling my whole life, and I don’t know what they ever done for me. I’m not saying they don’t contribute to anything, but I don’t know what they’ve done for me, personally, because I’ve always been doing the same thing over and over again and nothing changed for me. Minimum wage is still the same, rent is still the same that’s my whole thing. And I know they probably have no control over that, so what the f*ck am I voting for? I never looked at health care, I just knew my daughter needed health care, so I’m gonna hustle to pay for her to get health care, you know what I’m saying? I know [President Obama] be giving n*ggas phones and sh*t, that was cool. [Laughs.]” (Complex)
Earlier this month, Q said he did not care about who wins the 2016 presidential election.
“F*ck no. For what? That’s y’all job. Y’all care about it. I don’t care about it. That’s y’all job. I don’t have an opinion on it. I worry about my daughter and me being her president. I gotta take care of her – this is who I am. If you don’t like it, whatever, I accept myself. I’m worried about my family, man, and my people around me.” (Hot 97)
Recently, vixen Amber Rose shut down the idea of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump winning the presidency in November.
“It is very, very scary. I have faith in America that they won’t put him in office. There’s a lot of people that love him, though. I feel like if our country can vote for President Obama twice, they know better than to vote for Trump. I have faith in my country. The scary part about that is I fear there will be riots if Trump got elected, and that’s scary. I feel there would be massive riots all over because people would not know how to deal with it.” (The Daily Beast)
