That’s a distraction, to be like, “Oh man, are you dissing Nicki Minaj?” That’s a distraction from the point of what the video’s about. I don’t want to get off into the distractions. It’s not taking shots at anybody, it’s not meant to be a diss record. Go on World Star, nine times out of 10 it’s going to look like that. The general hip-hop video looks like that. To tell the story, that’s what a hip-hop video looks like. Lady Gaga I think had pink hair at one point. Nicki Minaj isn’t the only girl with pink hair. Were you referencing anyone specific there? The girl is styled like Nicki Minaj. In the “Bitch Bad” video, there’s a sequence during the second verse that shows a rapper and a girl dancing. Not to be a jerk about it, but specifically for that one thing, it’s not that deep. I guess it’s serious enough for people to ask questions about it, but maybe you should answer it for yourself, too. It wasn’t that much of a decision either way, like, “Oh, we’re going to take people back to the first album,” or, “Oh, I’m going to take advantage of people relating it to the first album.” It wasn’t that serious. What are you interested in trying to figure out, beyond that? I don’t really look into it that deeply. Why make a sequel to Food & Liquor now? What was your thought process behind creating a Part Two? Instead, he tells Rolling Stone, he’s just trying to “start conversations” – but he refuses to be at the center of them. These days, he’s careful never to stake a claim or teach a lesson. Lupe played Socratic for most of the segment, content to lob questions to the panel of bloggers and industry insiders (and one video model). The video, which climaxes with mock rappers and video models applying blackface, premiered on MTV and was followed by a round-table discussion of the expletive and its significance. And then there’s “Bitch Bad,” the scathing commentary on the use of the word “bitch” throughout the black community, framed as a narrative about a young boy and girl. Inspired by the writings of James Baldwin and Howard Zinn, tracks range from exposés of Native American alcoholism to analyses of nuclear weapons programs. Meet the Beatle: A Guide to Ringo Starr's Solo Career in 20 SongsĪccording to Lupe, Food & Liquor 2 attempts to tackle the history of America in a few hundred bars. 'Silence of the Lambs': 'It Broke All the Rules'

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