By Nemmy Kim.

French Montana speaks on having more freedom with "Mac & Cheese," says he recently spoke to Max B.
During an interview with Complex, Bronx, New York rapper French Montana
clarified comments he made several weeks ago about lyrical rappers
being broke. According to French, his comments were “flipped” and made
to sound completely different.
The rapper went on to explain what he really meant when he stated
that “All lyrical rappers I know are broke,” during an interview with
Power 105’s Angie Martinez in July. While explaining his remarks he also
criticized today’s rappers for their lack of character.
“They took it and flipped it a whole different way,” French Montana
said. “What I really meant to say was ‘If you don’t have a business mind
then you just rapping’…Rap is only 20 percent of what you doing. Cause
you can go and read a book and write exactly what’s in that book in your
song. And people gonna think you’re a genius. You’re not a genius. It
was in a book…What I love about rappers and rappers I fell in love with
my whole life is that I seen them go through the same struggles. I seen
it from Tupac. That’s why a lot of these rappers don’t have character.