Lil Uzi Vert states that Jack Harlow “does not have white privilege” in the rap industry

Lil Uzi Vert defends Jack Harlow.

Talk to TMZLil Uzi Vert was asked about up-and-coming rappers and accusations of having benefited from white privilege in hip-hop as a white rapper.

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When asked if Harlow agrees with the hatred he suffers in some corners, the rapper said, “No, he’s really good.”

On the issue of white privilege, Lil Uzi said, “No, he has no white privilege.”

He added to Harlow, “He’s signing a black man,” referring to a 24-year-old who has signed the record label Generation Now, which was founded by Don Cannon and DJ dramas.

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Harlow has released his second studio album, Go home and the kids miss youEarlier this month, we collected a variety of reviews and featured the chart-top single “First Class”.

He is also set to make his acting debut with the restart of the 1992 movie “White Men Can’t Jump”.