Ed Lover
Uncle Luke’s Right About Female Rappers
Ice, Meg, Kim, Foxy … Time To Pay Up!!!
2 Live Crew founder Uncle Luke‘s half-joke about sexualized female rappers such as Sexyy Red, Ice Spice, and Megan Thee Stallion owing him royalties is actually no laughing matter, according to Ed Lover.
TMZ Hip Hop caught up with Ed in NYC on Thursday, and the veteran host remembers the doors Luke kicked down for hip hop during his “Yo! MTV Raps” heyday… and agrees the girls need to open their Birkins and pay homage — and money to the Miami legend!!!
Luke called out Sexyy, Ice, and Meg by name… but also extended his rant to any female rappers out there shaking their ass for cash. Ed Lover says that even includes power pioneers Lil Kim and Foxy Brown — he says they got their sauce from 2LC!!!
Luke also trashed “male hip hop” as a whole in 2024 — a complaint we heard repeatedly last year amid the HipHop50 celebrations, and Tyler, The Creator also mirrored those comments in his last interview.
It may come off as old-head gatekeeping, but Ed reminds us Luke and 2LC actually went to war with the Supreme Court for their freedom of speech rights and won before many of these artists were even born.
They’re actually the reason we have “parental advisory” stickers to this very day!!!
Ed is currently preserving culture on his Live Mixtape Tour with Kari Epps and Sherwood Brown Jr. — the rap girlies can take up their issues with him there!!!
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FAQs
Q: What did Uncle Luke joke about regarding female rappers?
A: Uncle Luke joked about sexualized female rappers owing him royalties.
Q: Who supported Uncle Luke’s stance on female rappers?
A: Ed Lover backed Uncle Luke’s views on female rappers.
Q: Which female rappers were mentioned in the article?
A: Sexyy Red, Ice Spice, Megan Thee Stallion, Lil Kim, and Foxy Brown were mentioned in the article.
Q: What historical significance did 2 Live Crew have in the music industry?
A: 2 Live Crew played a significant role in fighting for freedom of speech rights in the music industry.
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