Texas Born Rapper That Mexican OTHe recently stored the controversy among the listeners of music.

When pressed into their controversial, during the recent appearance of Podcast, the artist "Johnnyg Dang shrugged with shoulder testing and bravely stated that he was not afraid to" cancel ".

"I don't think I can be canceled," he said the real name of Virgil René Gazca, he said the "lip service" podcast, adding, "I can't cancel because I didn't sell me."

The Gazca further explained that he was negative by the thought of a negative press because of his loyal base of the fan.

"These people know who I am F-CK, and they love me, and they value me. That's why I can go f-ckin 'to jump off the bridge and eat a bowl of sh-t, and they will" love "to love." "

He continued, "Even if you don't agree with what F-CK I say, there's a whole world behind me. And not only there's a whole behind me, so fearful you have no choice than you respect."

Later, during the conversation, the "list of hit" explained why he believes that it is okay to use racial services, especially N-Word.

"I'll tell you why ... I want some black guys here," he said, looking around the room before he spotted it. "Okay, we'll use it. What are you going to do about it? And then I grew up with them. I grew up with them. I grew up with them."

He further tried to justify his language explaining that he had members of a black family, a relationship that seemingly believes pronouncing the pain they can cause.

"Even if I weren't in this regard that no one was black, I mean, Sh-T, that's what I was surrounded by F-CK," he said.

According to Gazci, he does not mean any disrespectful of his words.

"But if you're from where I'm from, or anywhere, what will you do F-ck about it?" He said. "I went to the jungle and earned a lion's head. And now I will dominate anywhere ... you will respect me the same way I respect you."

And this is not the first time that Mexican OT was defended by his reckless statements.

Echoed with a similar feeling during Podcast 2023. year, by ComplexSaying, "We're all brown, you know?"

"What F-CK makes black acts? Tell me what color acts as a stupid F-CK," he continued. "It's a cultural thing. I feel it's the best way I can put it on."

2024. Years, Beyoncé He brought a significant new attention to the career of the Mexican OT after shouting shouting while promoting his trial project, which currently consists of "Renaissance" and "Cowboy Carter. "

During promotional starting for his project, Beyoncé gave rarely shouting on Repper born Texas, citing Simply ", it's hard to go!"

Once the bracket comments went viral, social media users quickly tended to express their disapproval.