NLE Choppa On Black Community: “It’s Like We Need Negativity To Fuel Us”

NLE Choppa

The self-described Top Shotta posts about the divide between Black men and Black women.

NLE Choppa likes to give his opinions on various topics. Over the weekend, the 20-year-old entertainer turned his attention to the Black community.

NLE Choppa posted a message on Twitter (X) directed at members of his own race. In particular, the “S### Me Out” performer focused on the relationship between the genders.

“Hate has divided a good amount of Black females and Black males,” he wrote. “Our community [used] to live in so much love & togetherness!”

The Memphis, Tennesse native continued, “Now we criticize and crucify each other verbally, physically and emotionally. It hurt so much to see, it’s like we need negativity to fuel us.”

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It’s not clear what sparked this post by NLE Choppa. However, in recent days, sections of the internet have been making fun of the Cottonwood 2 album creator for his naming his newborn son ChoZen Wone.

“His name is special, spiritual and unique,” Choppa said. He also added, “ChoZen – picked by God, God’s favorite and also zenful energy. W(one) – he already ‘won” at life, and he’s also the ‘chosen’ one.”

In addition, NLE Choppa created rap blog content by taking on the Non-Player Character trend made popular by internet personality Pinkydoll. Fellow Memphis rapper Key Glock publicly laughed at Choppa’s NPC attempt.