YG Fans Protest His Grammy Snub
YG doesn't have a Grammy nomination this year, but he does have some of the most loyal fans in music.
A group of fans, including several children, protested outside of the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles because the Compton rapper's debut album, My Krazy Life, was recently passed over for a nomination. His supporters chanted "YG, why not?" and hoisted signs reading "Honk for YG!"
The artist responded to the movement, which has been hashtagged #bicket, by emphasizing that he is not behind it. "Damn. This Brazy, my fans protesting about a n***a not bein Grammy nominated. I ain't tell Em do this doe," he wrote.
YG's My Krazy Life was passed over in the Best Rap Album category in favor of Iggy Azalea, Childish Gambino, Common, Eminem, Schoolboy Q and Wiz Khalifa. In response, YG released the track "YG 2015 Flow," in which he claimed, "I got album of the year still."
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