Millyz: I'm Offended When People Put Me in the 'White Rapper' Category (Part 2)

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Part 3: https://youtu.be/emhU1iOZyNo
Part 1: https://youtu.be/7FK6Kv_Z43I
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Millyz expressed his distaste for being labeled as a “White rapper.” As discussions around the so-called “White Rapper Mount Rushmore” gained traction online, featuring Eminem, Mac Miller, Paul Wall, and Russ, Millyz voiced opinions on the lineup. Although he acknowledges the contributions of these artists, Millyz emphasizes the distinction between being a rapper and a rap artist. While asserting his place among top White rappers, Millyz argues that categorizing him solely based on his race undermines his skill and street credibility. Additionally, he highlights his unique path in the music industry, which lacks the backing of major labels, setting him apart from many of his peers. Emphasizing his lyrical prowess, he declares himself one of the best Caucasian rappers, insisting his place arises not from his race but his raw talent and dedication to the craft.

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