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Yesterday (May 30), The Queens rapper gave the Donald Trump a piece of his mind in an open letter addressed to the President himself.
The letter titled Action Speaks Louder Than Words: No time for lippin' in the so-called "Trump era" was published on Mass Appeal; the rapper went all out by using his surname of Nasir Jones, demonstrating the importance of his letter.
“We all know a racist is in office,” he states in the letter. “People can talk their sh**. Comedians can sound racist. People can go through their moments of that sh**, but when you have the responsibility of being President and you carry on like that, you send a strong message to people outside of your group that they ain’t worth sh**.”
Nas is known not only for his lyrical rhymes but for his ability to artistically deliver knowledge regarding race and politics in most if not all of his songs to convey positive messages.
“My way of addressing these issues is through my work,” Nas expresses. “Whatever president may be in office doesn’t affect my work directly. The way he affects people is what affects me. I observe what’s going on and that goes into my creative process. The person himself, I’m not caught up with. I don’t even have time for Trump or [Vice President Mike Pence] Pence. I don’t give a f**k.”
We're pretty sure Nas will be getting a tweet from the President himself.