Grand Buffet Quotes

To be truthful, as far as the fact that we're doing rap, Jackson and I have been rhyming together for about a decade, and I didn't really feel alienated until a lot later, it wasn't until like probably 2000 / 2001 after it seemed to me kind of like that the white motherfuckers had invaded, it's like all the, I don't even know how to get nitpicky with genres but I think it's a lot of the newer Hip-Hop fans and I don't even think the race thing is that much of an issue it just sort of coincides. A whole lot more white people got into Hip-Hop in 99 / 2000 just like suddenly and that was when I started to kinda feel hated on and it was by other white kids who had sold their ska collection the week before and traded it in for Anticon and Def Jux records and stuff.
Jarrod Brandon Weeks (Lord Grunge)

There's a lot of posturing that goes on in Hip-Hop, a lot of cats are just acting so hard even if they're not claiming that they're thugs or whatever, if they're saying they're coming with knowledge, that they're on some peace shit, they still act so fucking hard all the time and we don't do that, it would be stupid if we did. That's never really been our shit. We're just some zany motherfuckers and we let our nuts hang, on that level and I think a lot of cats react negatively to that. If someone doesn't feel our music that's fine, I don't care, people like what they like and they don't like what they don't like, but I mean I know there's cats who, if we dressed differently or if we fuckin acted a different way on the stage, it's like a game to get approval a lot of the time and having played with a lot of bigger Hip-Hop acts it becomes a game. If you act a certain way you can at least get a pound after the show. That shit, I'm not saying there's anything wrong with it, it's just not for us. And I definitely think a lot of cats react negatively to us because we're doing our thing and our thing's kinda funky and it's kinda weird.
Jarrod Brandon Weeks (Lord Grunge)