http://www.vladtv.com - Luke shared his thoughts on 2 Live Crew's lyrics encouraging violence in society, and explains that those kinds of things were already going on long before the group made it big. He adds that if he were to go back today, he would've still joined the group, but thinks the lyrics could have been "more responsible."
The famed Miami rapper also speaks about his film career, and says he put those aspirations on hold to uplift his community and be a role model for a younger generation. Luke explains that when he was looking at government officials in Miami, they were all from different places, and he wanted to be one of the few native residents to make a difference.
The famed Miami rapper also speaks about his film career, and says he put those aspirations on hold to uplift his community and be a role model for a younger generation. Luke explains that when he was looking at government officials in Miami, they were all from different places, and he wanted to be one of the few native residents to make a difference.
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