French Montana gives his take on Lil Wayne's less-than-complementary commentary on the Big Apple.
Last month, Lil Wayne drew heavy criticism from New York Hip Hop heads after the Louisiana rapper told MTV that he "flat out [doesn't] like New York." Now, Weezy's"Pop That" partner and Bronx native French Montanaspeaks on Wayne's recent comments.
French told MTV's News that he understands Wayne's disdain of the Big Apple given his tumultuous legal history with the state and the debacle that occurred atHot 97's Summer Jam 2012. Still, French says that he doesn't believe Wayne meant that he hates every aspect of NYC and its people; rather, he's just speaking from an understandably frustrated viewpoint.
“I mean if I was to go to New Orleans and catch a gun charge, I think there might be a point in time when I get sick and tired, and be like, 'Man I hate New Orleans,'” he explained. “It might not mean I hate the people, it’s that’s what I hate. Sometimes you might be like, 'I hate Jamaican food,' I’m not saying I hate Jamaicans. I think it go like that and I think that’s why nobody really got at him yet for saying that."
Check out the full interview below.