George The Poet: Last News

George The Poet has shared a profound message to Black America for the US Presidential elections – see what he had to say below.The London-born African poet and artist took to social media last night (November 5) to urge Black America to vote carefully for the next President of the United States. In the videos – once addressed to Black America, and one addressed to America as a whole – George The Poet was careful to not side with any one party, but instead pointed out the flaws in both Donald Trump‘s and Kamala Harris‘ campaigns.In his message to Black America, George raised his concerns: “Do you vote Democrat out of fear of Republicans, or change your approach to steering your government? I don’t know if you know this, Black America, but out of the whole diaspora, you might be the most influential Africans outside Africa.

George The Poet has condemned the “broad daylight terrorism” of “race riots” led by the far-right that have been raging across the UK.In the wake of the Southport mass stabbings – which left three children dead and a further 10 injured – a wave of protests and riots have broken out across the UK in cities such as Rothertham, Sunderland and Liverpool.The artist, poet, rapper, and podcast host took to his official Instagram account to share a video of him reciting a spoken word poem about the current situation in the UK. The caption of the post read: “These riots were started by the political and media establishment.”“So Britain’s descended into race riots. I don’t know how any journalist sees this and stays quiet,” he began.He continued: “We just had an election soaked in racism and most of the media wasn’t fazed by it.

George The Poet has waded into the Kendrick Lamar-Drake beef, saying that Kendrick is just “cosplaying as a revolutionary”.The London artist has dismissed the rapper as “catty” in a new interview, adding that he is not an artist that represents radical values and has not spoken enough out on social issues.Speaking to The Guardian, George said: “Kendrick Lamar is a non-revolutionary cosplaying as a revolutionary. [He is someone] who’s been silent about very important things at very important times.”“And now that he has a little catty moment, we’re acting like hip-hop’s back? I don’t want to be part of that.”“We all had record deals at some point.