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Ebro & Peter Rosenberg TAKE ISSUE W/Drake lyrics on ICEMAN: “Drake has too many white [fans] who feel no guilt. He has white fans who don’t feel guilty when they say the N-Word.” Ebro Adds, “You’re triggered by a guy who is irresponsible w/ his platform.. What the [culture]... show more

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