Mexican rapper Swifty Blue says he’ll never sign to a black label
Swifty Blue went on Bootleg Kev’s show and said “we ain’t tryna sign to no blacks.” Later, Swifty Blue reiterated, saying maybe it was just him who wouldn’t. After that, Swifty Blue said he would negotiate deals for the artists around him to sign to a label that happened to be owned, or operated, by black people.
Swifty Blue is a well known Los Angeles rapper. As far as the Mexican rappers making major noise, Swifty Blue was among the first ones to break through. Now, with the wave of Mexican emcees who are breaking into the game, Swifty Blue is speaking on that. Recently, Bootleg Kev actually sat down with Swifty Blue for an interview, where they discussed matters.
Swifty Blue was talking to Bootleg Kev and flat out said he he wasn’t trying to sign to “no blacks.” Seeing how harsh Swifty Blue’s comment came off, Bootleg Kev asked him to reiterate. To explain, Bootleg Kev told Swifty Blue he sounded very racist. As a result, Swifty Blue said he was not racist, just that no black labels cared when they were trying to make their name, so he questioned why he should sign to a black label. After that, Swifty Blue said he wouldn’t sign with anyone, let alone someone outside of his race. He said he would rather get a guy like Moneysign Suede signed.
Mexican rapper Swifty Blue says he’ll never sign to a black label
