Lupe Fiasco's appearance on "The O'Reilly Factor" (Full Segment)

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Nas says Hip Hop scares the hell out of Fox News

By The Hip Hop Writer
Hip Hop Vibe Staff Writer

For years, Nas has had issues with Fox News. He remembers when Bill O'Reilly cost Ludacris a lucrative sponsorship with Pepsi. Nas also remembers how the entire network reacted to him trying to name his last solo album, Nigger.

Fox News is viewed by many as a racist media outlet, which supports right wing politics. Most recently, the network showed their true colors when Common was invited to the White House by Michelle Obama. The panelists all had something negative to say.

Nas offered a bit of solace to Common when he said they were really old in their thinking. The Queens rapper likened Fox News to ignorant grandparents stuck in their ways. He said for them to say a rapper such as Common was too extreme to be in the White House, it proves they have no idea what they are talking about.

In Nas' opinion Fox News is like the older people in the community, scared of hip hop. Nas says when the people at Fox News think about the hip hop movement, it scares the hell out of them.

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Ludacris ends feud with Bill O'Reilly

For the past eight years, Ludacris has been involved in one of the oddest feuds in history. Throughout his career, Luda has tried to be neutral, but he has been involved in feuds before. His most notable rival was T.I., but they ended their feud over two years ago. However, there was one feud that was started before his feud with T.I. and it lasted longer.

In 2002, a major deal was made when Pepsi signed Ludacris to be their new spokesperson. Because of the content of his music, Bill O'Reilly led a boycott against Pepsi, which led to them dumping Ludacris from their ad campaign. Since that time, there has been nothing but harsh words between the two. Most notably, Ludacris addressed the feud on his song, "Blow it Out."

Recently, there was an event that booked both, Ludacris and his rival, O'Reilly. Because of their issues, Luda made sure to walk over to his table. Ironically, instead of Ludacris blowing him out, he said that they had a civil conversation and their feud was ended just like that.

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