Run the Jewels member Killer Mike comes in defense of gun ownership. He has also criticized the National Walkout Day, as well as anti-bullying campaigns in a recent interview.
In 2016, Killer Mike sided with Bernie Sanders on the subject of the Second Amendment.
"I told my kids on the school walkout: 'I love you. If you walk out that school, walk out my house.' We are a gun-owning family. We are a family where my sister farms. We are a family where we'll fish, we'll hunt. But we are not a family that jumps on every single thing an ally of ours does because some stuff we just don't agree with," said the rapper.
Killer Mike Doesn't Agree With Anti-Gun Protests
The rapper also said that he didn't agree with the anti-gun protests, as well as the need for stricter gun control laws.
He also talked about Dana Loesch, the spokesperson of the NRA, who recently said that the tears of white mothers are like ratings for television. Mike said that he agrees with Loesch.
March For Our Lives Protest
On Saturday, thousands of protesters flocked in Washington, D.C. and supported the March for Our Lives event. The protest was organized by the victims and survivors of the recent Parkland shooting. On Feb. 14, Nikolas Cruz committed the mass shooting in his former school and killed 17 people. He also injured 16 others.
The March for Our Lives was attended by Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus, Demi Lovato, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Kim Kardashian, Kanye West, and more.
Killer Mike And The Second Amendment
In related news, Killer Mike also said that he is pro-Second Amendment. He also said that his daughter, Mikey, goes to Savannah State University, where a shooting also took place.
Following the incident, the rapper spoke with his daughter and wife, and they collectively decided that she will continue to study at the university. However, they will provide her with a gun and proper training on how to use it.
Who Is Killer Mike?
Killer Mike is a 42-year-old rapper, actor, and activist, whose real name is Michael Render. He is the founder of Grind Time Official Records, which he launched through SMC and Fontana Distribution.
In 2000, he made his debut on Outkast's LP Stankonia, and his song from the compilation is called "Snappin' and Trappin'." In 2008, he signed to rapper T.I.'s Grand Hustle Records, but he moved to R.A.P. Music in 2012.
