KRS-One: At the VH1 Hip-Hop Honors this past year, I ran into Scarface. We looked like faggots right there. We all hugged up, kissin’ each other and shit. He tells me about a spot in Texas—he know I eat trout and all that—where you can go catch the fuckin’ trout. “I’ll take you fishing, KRS. Come to Texas anytime.” This is what people are not getting. They’re not getting hip-hop culture where you have a Scarface and KRS fishing. Now if we did a record together, then the rap industry says, “You guys came together now. What’s it like to work together?” Motherfucker, we done smoked out together for the last 20 years!

I’ma tell you what’s really gotta happen. Magazines like XXL that cover hip-hop should cover hip-hop. It’s now time for XXL in particular to start focusing more on hip-hop culture and back off from rap music. If KRS and Buckshot can’t be on the cover of XXL, you guys are not hip-hop anymore. That’s my word. You are not hip-hop. If we can’t be on the cover, fuck XXL. Quote me on that.

XXL: No doubt.

KRS-One: Fuck XXL. If we ain’t on the cover this year of XXL, with what we doin’ in hip-hop and what we saying on our album and everybody on our album and you’re gonna continue to put that bullshit on your cover, this year we drawin’ the line on y’all.

I co-sign pretty much everything he said, aside from the part about kissing Scarface. Also, I fux wit trout. What is it about hip-hop in 2009? You've got Jay-Z and Kanye shouting out Riesling in "Run This Town," and now you've got KRS-One extolling trout in XXL. This is the kind of movement I can get behind.

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