
After hip-hop celebrity 50 Cent and rapper-actor Ludacris slammed Oprah Winfrey, now Ice Cube has a beef with the talk show queen. According to Ice Cube although he has been involved in ‘three projects pitched to her’, he has never been asked to participate, the rapper-actor tells FHM magazine in its July issue, on newsstands June 6. It seems that as 50 Cent and Ludacris, Ice Cube ( who will release his latest album on June 6 ) considers that Oprah Winfrey might have a problem with hip-hop.
As a response to the claims, Winfrey defended herself earlier this month, in a surprise appearance on New York City-based radio station Power 105.1.
I listen to some hip-hop, you know, I’ve been accused of not liking hip-hop and that’s just not true. I got a little 50 (Cent) on my iPod. I really do. Love ‘In Da Club.’ … Love that, and you know, love Jay-Z, love Kanye (West), love Mary J. (Blige).
- Oprah told DJ Ed Lover -
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Ludacris and 50 cent are a bunch of self-hating Uncle Tom sell-outs who entertain little white boys by calling other blacks the N word, call black woman bitches and hos, and encourage and glamorize all the most negative black stereotypes.
Oprah by contast was listed by Business Week as the most generous black in American history, having given a QUARTER OF A BILLION DOLLARS of her OWN MONEY to charity, and Oprah’s audience has given millions more to causes like women in the Congo and Katrina. Oprah portrays positive black images by hosting her Legends Ball, producing black films and broadway plays, and picking Toni Morrison for her book club numerous times.
May 28th, 2006