There have been some references to Bitcoin in hip-hop culture, with Soulja Boy creating a song called “Bitcoin” and an Eminem album referencing the digital asset. That trend appears to be continuing, as Chicago-based rapper Mick Jenkins has referenced both bitcoin and blockchain on his latest album, Pieces of A Man. On the third song on the album, titled “Gwendolynn’s Apprehension”, Jenkins appears to be stating that investing in bitcoin is a better option than others when trying to get some “quick cash.” Jenkins raps in the opening bars of the first verse:
Quick fast, quick fast, plus one, that’s quick math,Quicksand, sink slow for some quick cash,
Quit that, got a better chance with Bitcoin
Big banks see you stuntin’ and this shit’s deep
Crypt keep and now you’re f**king with the blockchain
Mick Jenkins has almost a quarter million followers on Twitter and over 200,000 followers on Instagram. His 2018 album Pieces of A Man features Ghostface Killah from the Wu-Tang Clan, and has been well-reviewed to critical acclaim.
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