Summer Walker says modern Hip Hop isn’t “cool” while praising old school Hip Hop

Summer Walker continues to make headlines as she calls out a modern rap in a recent Instagram post.

The 25-year-old R&B artist went to her Instagram story to share her opinions on modern Hip Hop. Going on a mini tangent, she would respect several legendary rappers who helped make rap what it is today and say how these new rappers are not on the same level.

“N-ggas was so cool back then like literally player af,” Walker wrote before going down a list of names. “Pimp C, Andre 3000, Big Boy, Common, Pharell, Snoop, Tupac, B.I.G., Ice Cube, lol what happen. I mean I know what happen, but I can’t say, haha.” later adding Nas to the list.

She would praise one modern rapper, though, stating that “At least we have Anderson.Paak”

Her comments would expectedly cause a wave of mixed criticism, with some agreeing with her statements on modern Hip Hop. In the comment section under Shaderoom’s repost of the statement, some would agree with her statement believing it a fair assessment. While others would blame people for “supporting bullshit music”. Others would express confusion in the statement, with one commenter asking, "Could the same question be asked about women?" and another commenting that "They stopped selling drugs and started doing them.".

This is just the latest in a long line of random and seemingly weird posts by the Walker. The recent post of her baby on Instagram having people concerned as the baby looks very malnourished. This was not helped when she said the baby’s diet consisted of hemp seeds, honey, and mushrooms blended into a smoothie.

She has also recently made uncomfortable anti-vaccine comments, posting on her alternate Instagram page that all covid vaccinated people should “stay the f–k away,” going on to say that “people are reporting bleeding, bruising, spontaneous periods and miscarriage from being in a close proximatey [sp] to a recently vaccinated person.” All of this information she posted is both untruth and misleading.