In this video, we dive deep into the recent controversy surrounding Kendrick Lamar's Pop Out Concert and the Juneteenth celebrations. While the event was a massive success and brought an electrifying energy to the West Coast, not everyone was pleased. Notable absences like The Game sparked discussions, but now, another surprising turn of events has emerged.

Some segments of the Latino community feel left out of both the Pop Out concert and the recent Juneteenth celebrations. We explore the points raised in a video from a Reddit thread that sheds light on these feelings of exclusion. While there are valid concerns, we also address some of the uninformed and foolish quotes about Juneteenth and its significance as a holiday.

As members of the Black community, we often feel that our cultural events and milestones are co-opted, with other groups trying to include themselves in our struggles. At the same time, we face adversarial attitudes when we achieve advancements. This tension is not new and has been exacerbated by conditions in prisons that trickle down to the streets, straining race relations between Black and Brown communities.

The recent comments by Latino rapper Lefty Gunplay, stating he would not let his daughter date a Black man, have only added fuel to the fire. We also highlight the perspective of Mexican rapper O, offering a broader view of this complex issue.

Join us as we unpack the layers of this issue, discuss the importance of inclusivity in cultural celebrations, and highlight the diverse perspectives within our communities.

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