Rapper GoldLink Calls Out Grammys for Nomination Snubs: 'F--k Grammys Til the Day I Die'

GoldLink is expressing his frustration with the Grammys.

The 26-year-old Diaspora rapper posted a candid reaction to the 2020 Grammys nominations on Wednesday (November 20).

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“Honestly, its f–k Grammys til the day I die. I am no longer participating in that wild ass slave ass political ass cheating ass game any longer. The lack of relevance you have just solidified today is unbelievable,” he wrote.

“Tyler [The Creator] got one f–kin nomination in a category he didn’t even participate in knowing damn well he deserved album of the year. Burna Boy deserves more, Koffee deserves more. DaBaby couldn’t ‘qualify’ for best new artist apparently because he had ‘mixtapes’ in the past. No nod to Solange for taking a risk pushing the boundaries when nobody else was brave enough to do so. There’s not even a category for internationally black artist at all. Wtf do you think these kids learn when you tell them there black art isn’t good enough? Or isn’t noticed at all? I’ve just gotten to a point after three years of being silent on this topic, that my value is much beyond what closed door establishments have been giving us. Even how our peers are voting against us. I cannot partake.”

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