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Lil Bibby has been hesitant to co-sign Spike Lee’s “Chi-Raq” film ever since viewing the trailer for the project.
Bibby questioned Spike Lee’s decision to cast Nick Cannon as a gangster during an interview with Ebony Magazine.
“I was thinking, ‘Why does Nick Cannon have his shirt off like he a gangsta?’ (laughs) ‘We know Nick Cannon for funny roles,’” Bibby said. “I don’t know what made him do that. I don’t know who told him that was a good idea.”
Bibby likened the trailer to a parody in a tweet.
“That Chiraq trailer look like a Parody,” he wrote.
Spike Lee defended his decision to cast Nick Cannon during an interview with Sway In The Morning.
“For these rappers in Chicago, ‘Nick Cannon soft. Nick Cannon’s white bread. He’s too clean-cut.’ Here’s a thing that’s really sick. ‘Nick Cannon’s not a savage.’ Is that the new norm for these thugs in Chicago to be a savage? That’s what we’re going to aspire to? To be a savage?” Spike Lee said. “I should not cast Nick Cannon cause he didn’t kill nobody? Cause he don’t got motherf*****g bodies on him? Is that what it’s coming to? I’m not going for that bullsh*t. There’s nothing commendable about being a savage. That’s not who we are. I don’t care. You should not b getting props how many bodies you got. How many people you killed. There’s nothing fly about that sh*t. That sh*t ain’t hip. It’s not cute and it’s not being a man. If you think that’s being a man, how many bodies you got then you have a problem.”
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