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Nick Cannon is joining the assortment of voices who aren’t exactly thrilled about Travis Scott‘s decision to join Maroon 5 for the upcoming Super Bowl halftime show.
“I’m team Kaepernick all day,” Cannon told Raquel Harper during a Raq Rants chat this week. “I call it cultural equity. So, we not mad about Big Boi for being on the Super Bowl. He’s for the people. But for someone like Travis Scott, he’s gotta walk gingerly.”
Asked what Scott has to do to prove he’s also for the people, Cannon further explained his “cultural equity” comment. “It’s more about truly having integrity to who you are in your music and your art form, the people you interact with, the people you choose to procreate with. … That decision wasn’t for the culture, but we not mad at you!” he said before softening that assessment a bit.
“I love white women!” he continued. “Let’s set the record straight! But that’s the thing: It’s cultural equity at the end of the day.”
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