J. Bachelor from Only Hip Hop Facts recently sat down with Tech N9ne for a one on one interview, which you can check out after the jump below.

During their conversation at the 3:15 mark, Tech mentioned that him appearing on Lil Wayne‘s Tha Carter IV album boosted his appeal to African Americans as he saw more turn up to his shows. He also thanked Weezy for recognizing a lyricist:

“Thank you to Wayne for making that happen, I love you brother. Thank you man for even recognizing a lyricist, as well, because he’s a lyricist, I don’t care what nobody says, fuck ’em, that nigga can rap!”

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During his Fox News show last night, Bill O’Reilly went on a “money, jobs and race” talking point to share his thoughts on why he thinks unemployment is high among black males in the United States of America.

The political commentator believes that the main reason for why many African Americans are not succeeding in finding a job is because in poor neighborhoods there is a lot of chaos, violence and very little discipline in public schools. He then went on to blame Lil Wayne‘s music too.

Before going on about Wayne getting dropped from Mountain Dew for his controversial lyric about Emmett Till, O’Reilly plays the leaked version of Tune‘s “Karate Chop” verse and then proceeds to call it “garbage” and “stupid rap”. He also starts to criticize Al Sharpton for doing a book deal with Cash Money Content, which to Bill, is a company that “markets vile stuff” and “harms black children”.

What is your thoughts about this Wayniacs ❓ Even though I am not from America and I am a white male, so I’m not too sure if my statement will count here, but Weezy F Baby‘s music has only ever motivated me to work hard and get what I want in life.