Actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner believes that hip-hop music has strayed from its roots and is now promoting anti-black sentiments.

In a recent interview on Peachtree TV's talk show "Monica Pearson One on One," former "Cosby Show" star Malcolm-Jamal Warner shared his thoughts on the current state of hip-hop and Black music. As an actor and a hip-hop purist, Warner expressed his disappointment with the constant use of the n-word and the negative messages that dominate mainstream hip-hop. He believes that this trend cheapens the music and perpetuates harmful stereotypes about the Black community.

According to Warner, the success of hip-hop is unfortunately built on anti-Black themes. He noted that the conscious and positive messages in hip-hop are often overshadowed by the misogynistic, violent, and disrespectful lyrics that receive widespread exposure. In his opinion, this is not an accurate representation of all the hip-hop that exists, and it's concerning that these negative messages are what garner the most attention and airtime.

One of the key issues that Warner pointed out is the normalization of the n-word in hip-hop. He believes that this word has become so ingrained in the culture that it's almost impossible to have a popular hip-hop song without using it. As a Black man, Warner finds it troubling that this word, with its painful and oppressive history, has become so normalized and accepted in the music industry.

This isn't the first time Warner has voiced his discomfort with today's Black music. In a previous interview with TMZ, he expressed his disappointment with the harmful elements of hip-hop, such as the n-word and misogynistic language, being normalized in mainstream media. He believes that there is room for balance in hip-hop and that the positive and conscious messages in underground hip-hop should receive more attention and recognition.

In conclusion, Warner believes that the media plays a significant role in perpetuating the negative stereotypes and harmful messages in hip-hop. He urges for a more balanced representation of the genre and hopes that the positive and uplifting aspects of hip-hop will receive the recognition they deserve.

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