Tech N9ne believes his career took a hit when he was tied to satanic imagery in 2001 with black people, in particular, turning their backs on him.

17 years later he wonders why Lil Uzi Vert isn't facing a similar backlash for what Tech thinks are even more blatant references to the devil.

 

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Ok guys, excuse my ignorance but, I've never wore an upside down cross out of respect for my elders who follow Christianity and I've never worshipped a devil like people have said I did either but, THIS is an upside down cross on this superstar's neck right? Right! How is he not shunned by the black folks that turned their back on me in 2001 due to my imagery being satanic in their eyes? Not that I want this young brotha to be shunned, i just wanna understand how folks can look at my painted face and say devil and satan but not look at his painted face (L9L) with an UPSIDE DOWN CROSS and NOT say devil and satan? Help me out y'all! I ask with love in my heart and NEVER hate!

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"Ok guys, excuse my ignorance but, I've never wore an upside down cross out of respect for my elders who follow Christianity and I've never worshipped a devil like people have said I did either but, THIS is an upside down cross on this superstar's neck right? Right! How is he not shunned by the black folks that turned their back on me in 2001 due to my imagery being satanic in their eyes? Not that I want this young brotha to be shunned, i just wanna understand how folks can look at my painted face and say devil and satan but not look at his painted face (L9L) with an UPSIDE DOWN CROSS and NOT say devil and satan? Help me out y'all! I ask with love in my heart and NEVER hate!"

In addition to the devilish details Tech brings up, just say "Lil Uzi Vert" fast.

Do Tech (and Daylt) have a point?