In reply to Weezy Tha Goat/ Zayn is ?.

I personally think that placing our focus and energy on Justin Timberlake is saddening. First of all we talk about him profiting off of Black music but Black people are buying his music and we are collaborating with him (Timbaland, T.I, Beyonce, Jamie Foxx, Pharrell, Michael Jackson, Ciara etc.) Not to mention "our" radio stations play his music and have played his music even way back to NSync's "Gone" which they also performed on BET's 106 and Park I might add. I think instead of placing all of this energy on JT we should be focusing on the real highlight of the BET Awards which was Jesse Williams speech and not the Twitter conversation afterwards. I question how much we are doing as Black people when it comes to these issues. IF you are a Black you are well aware that police brutality/discrimination towards Black men/women didn't just start in the last few years. It just has been given publicity because we have phones to record and social networks with which to spread the word now. So I wonder how many of our Black celebrities are going to speak up for now and then when people stop caring they move on to the next hot topic. A better use of Vic Mensa's energy might be put towards finding out how he can help in his own way to improve the racism/discrimination that goes on in this country as opposed to jumping on the lets hate Justin Timberlake bandwagon. I don't know about anyone else but the movement does not begin nor end with JT whose music by the way I do support.