That picture ain't Killer Mike, it's Big Boi. That's funny but it should be rectified.
When did Pledge part 1 Go Gold? I read where it sold 35 units but not 500k, that source needs to be cited —Preceding unsigned comment added by 65.75.126.157 (talk) 05:00, 15 April 2008 (UTC)
Is this the same Killer Mike who had the guest appearance with the opera singer on the Eric Andre Show? If so, is that worth mentioning in the article? --Dulcimerist (talk) 11:56, 28 July 2012 (UTC)
I edited the line at the end of the activism section about the Bernie campaigning "uterus comment" controversy to clarify phrasing that struck me as vague, and also to correct the claim that Killer Mike made the relevant controversial comment about Hillary Clinton himself, as was widely assumed immediately following the controversy arising (one need only see the line as it now stands on this article to recognize the prominence of that misconception), but which is directly refuted within the cited Guardian article. My edit was reverted using a vandalism rapid-reversion tool, and the editor in question contacted me to notify me, but did not explain the action to my satisfaction. I have messaged them to ask for clarification, but I thought it was worth outlining the dispute on the talk page, to allow outside input. I do hope this can be resolved easily and amicably--I admit I'm not particularly accustomed to being rapid-reverted...YarLucebith (talk) 00:44, 24 February 2016 (UTC)
Killer Mike received criticism during his activism for Bernie Sanders for remarks that he made about Hillary Clinton that were perceived as misogynistic.
Killer Mike received criticism during his activism for Bernie Sanders for a quote he cited from American anti-racism and LGBT advocate Jane Elliott relating to Hillary Clinton, which was mistakenly attributed to him online and in the press and criticized as misogynistic.
Killer Mike received criticism during his activism for Bernie Sanders for quoting American anti-racism and LGBT advocate Jane Elliott regarding Hillary Clinton, which was criticized as misogynistic and mistakenly attributed as being his original phrasing online and in the press.
This quote presumes that the reader knows that KM is part of Purple Ribbon: Killer Mike addressed why he left the Purple Ribbon roster. No word before that or when he joined Purple R.??? Or no additional sentence that he joined Purple R. under these or that circumstances or in that or this time period. Something missin with best regards from VINCENZO1492 08:04, 1 March 2016 (UTC)
Regarding the interview shown on NRATV, claiming that Mike "expressed opposition to the March for Our Lives organised to campaign for stricter gun control laws" seems disingenuous. He actually claims to support the movement. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2601:197:601:1E92:5830:AE96:2442:189B (talk) 12:12, 26 March 2018 (UTC)
This speech needs to be added. It's one of the best speeches made by anyone today. Here is the CNN Video. Here is a transcript. Jeffery Thomas 02:29, 31 May 2020 (UTC)
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There needs to be a section on this song, or even expand it into an entire article. It explains what Gary Webb found, that the Ronald Reagan administration looked the other way while terrorists supported by the CIA bring in drugs from central America, creating the drug epidemic in American urban centers.
The song "Reagan" explains how US President Ronald Regan lied to the American public. It also mentions how the Central Intelligence Agency and Oliver North looked the other way when terrorists shipped in narcotics to inner city American cities, causing the Crack epidemic in the United States, as revealed by journalist Gary Webb.
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