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Former Geto Boys rapper Willie D. spoke to VladTV about calling Charles Barkley, Stacey Dash, Raven-Symone and other celebrities out on his track, "Coon." Willie stood firmly by his views and added that media personalities like Charles and Stacey are pandering to their white audiences for approval when they make controversial statements about other races. 

"They're very dangerous," Willie D said. "These type of people are very dangerous. And I do dare to say that they're equally as dangerous as any gang banger would be in the neighborhood. Because they're shaping and they're molding minds and opinions. They're making people think that it's OK to feel bad about yourself. It's OK to make you feel inferior. And they're making the racists in this country feel like the shit that they do is OK"


During the conversation Willie also singled out Raven-Symone for saying it would be hard for a Black woman to get hired with the name "Watermelondrea," which he said was ridiculous. Willie added that anytime he hears a celebrity "cooning" for the media he will be sure to call them out in future songs.

Watch the interview here https://youtu.be/9Nt1YxFDVNs

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