Lupe Fiasco's Words I Never Said

“Your child's future was the first to go with budget cuts….The school was garbage in the first place, that's on the up and up”; Lupe Fiasco’s views on the present school system in his song “Words I Never Said”. Those lines stated informed everyone on his views of our school systems and how he believes they’re (school systems) corrupting our kids in a sense. Additionally, that line jabs at the No Child Left Behind act which feels as though it demonstrates the unmistakable quote "the rich get richer and the poor get poorer." Lupe Fiasco’s song (Words I Never Said) merely discusses his views on several topics including our school systems, conspiracy theories and much more, but it seemed to cause dissension with the infamous Bill O’Reilly. Not to go excessively into profundity, but rather Bill O'Reilly talked with Lupe Fiasco for a straightforward misconception of "terrorist". The purpose of writing this essay is to explain Lupe Fiasco’s point of views, the different appeals the song and interview gives off and to further …show more content…
In the event that people are unfamiliar with Lupe Fiasco, he is an American rapper, producer, and entrepreneur out of Chicago. Bill took the term “terrorist” out of context due to the fact that the word connects to so much detriment that this nation has experienced. Also, if people are unaware of who Bill O’Reilly is, he is a talk show host and journalist. Meanwhile, Lupe was using the term in the sense of the definition, not in the sense that we’re so emotionally attached to. In one interview he stated that “The root cause of terrorism is the stuff the U.S, government allows to happen; The foreign policies that we have in place in different countries that inspire people to become terrorists.” With that being said, Bill tried to humiliate him in a sense implicitly saying that he (Lupe) is not “credible” enough to form a statement of that