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Hollywood actor/rapper Childish Gambino isn't concerned with issuing apologies or coughing up an explanation and has appeared to downplay new footage of him name-dropping hip-hop's biggest stars in Australia. #keepitmoving
Gambino posted his first Twitter remark since July 18 and offered a simple response to the widespread coverage he created.
“slow news day,” Gambino tweeted July 28. (Childish Gambino’s Twitter)
Footage of Gambino name-dropping Kendrick Lamar, Drake and ScHoolboy Q at an Australia concert has now gone viral.
While everyone was feeling the energy of his freestyle, the “3005? rapper made it known that he’s not down with Drake, Kendrick Lamar and ScHoolboy Q by calling them out. He raps, “I’m the best rapper, definitely top 5/if you talkin’ rapping n*ggas, they definitely not f*ckin’ alive/I cut they head off – that’s every rapper livin’/That’s Kendrick. That’s Drake. That’s ScHoolboy. That’s everyone./I don’t give a f*ck, I’ll f*ckin’ kill you n*ggas.” (XXL Mag)
Following a recent performance, Gambino revealed his interest in doing a joint project with Chicago’s Chance The Rapper.
One of the hip hop collaborations of the year could be on the way after Childish Gambino hinted about an EP with Chance The Rapper. After performing together at The Governors Ball in New York, where Chance debuted a verse on their collaborative effort ‘The Worst Guys’, Childish, real name Donald Glover, took to Twitter to make the announcement. “now that chance finally released his verse on “worst guys”, maybe he can hurry up and finish the rest of our EP. #hinthint” (Mix Mag)
Last May, Gambino said he was already starting to take meetings with interested record labels.
“I talked to some majors,” Gambino told MTV News moments after performing at Power 106’s annual Powerhouse concert Saturday. “It’s really about sitting down, figuring out what they can offer.” Gambino didn’t divulge any names, but he did confirm that he’s been meeting with several big-time suitors. “A lot of power’s been shifted back to the consumer and the artist with the Internet,” he explained. “So I feel like we’re in a position to just talk and there’s still a lot of things that majors still understand a lot more.” (MTV)
Gambino resorted to Twitter to unleash a handful of emotional remarks about his label status in April.
“so this sweatpants video and blog was important to us.,” Gambino tweeted April 14.
“and it wasnt handled correctly.”
“we were told a lot of things were gonna happen and they were all lies. so im done. someone buy me out of this contract.”
“a lot of people came around after our first week sales. all those people are welcome now. def jam, atlantic, whatever.” (Childish Gambino’s Twitter)
Check out the footage:
