Urging young people to stay in school, the 'I Love It' rapper guests on Harvard College radio station WHRB Harvard Radio.
- March 4, 2019
AceShowbiz - Lil Pump has urged kids to "stay in school" and live their dreams.
The 18-year-old rapper, who recently released his new album "Harverd Dropout", took over Harvard College radio station WHRB Harvard Radio to deliver his alternative commencement speech.
"All the kids stay in school, dead a**," he said, according to HotNewHipHop. "A lot of people think dropping out of school is cool, but that s**t is not cool at all."
The "I Love It" rapper went on to explain that it's important that people not let anyone dissuade them from chasing their dreams.
"A lot of n***as dropping out of school be ending up homeless or drug addicts, you know?" Pump said. "So what I want all y'all kids to do is live your best life, live your dream, and don't listen to nobody man, don't let any of these weird-a*s f**k n***as stop you from doing what you want to do! Do what you want n***a!"
German chancellor Angela Merkel is delivering the official commencement speech at the university in May.
