Trick Daddy Says He Doesn’t Identify As ‘African American’

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Trick Daddy says he now not identifies as African American and defined the explanation to his followers by way of Instagram.

“I ain’t never been to Afro-ca. I have never been to Africa. Afro or Africa. Never been there. I’m not from Africa,” he mentioned within the video.

Trick continued, “I was born and raised in Goulds, Florida. I was born in Goulds, raised in Liberty City in the Pork-N-Beans projects. Ain’t never went to Africa, ain’t thinking about going there. And I heard it’s a beautiful place, yes. And I know it’s the motherland, yes. But not my mother, not her mother, and not her mother’s mother, that ain’t their land. Americans’ real true land is right here, on U.S. soils.”

He did acknowledge that he heard that African is a “beautiful place.”

Followers roasted him within the feedback part.

Trick Daddy is greatest recognized for his 2004 single “Let’s Go” (that includes Twista and Lil Jon), which peaked at quantity seven on the Billboard Sizzling 100. The album which it preceded, Thug Matrimony: Married to the Streets (2004), peaked at quantity two on the Billboard 200 albums chart, each of which stay his most profitable releases so far. Prior, he signed to native document label Slip-n-Slide Data for the discharge of his debut album, Primarily based on a True Story (1997), and its sequel, www.thug.com (1998). Turning into the flagship artist for the label, he signed a three way partnership take care of Atlantic Data to launch Guide of Thugs: Chapter AK Verse 47 (2000), Thugs Are Us (2001), and Thug Vacation (2002), which had been met with average industrial success.

He adopted up Thug Matrimony with the albums Again by Thug Demand (2006) and the independently-released Lastly Well-known: Born a Thug, Nonetheless a Thug (2009), and notably visitor appeared on hometown native DJ Khaled’s singles “I’m So Hood” in 2007 and “Out Here Grindin’” in 2008.

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