Financial Times

The Financial Times (FT) is a British daily business newspaper founded in January 1888 by James Sheridan. They conducted an interview with American rapper Lupe Fiasco ahead of his eighth studio album, Drill Music in Zion. He mentions his reluctance in the business side of the music industry, disdain for drill music, and the unhappiness he felt with Atlantic Records.Hobbs, Thomas (May 19, 2022). "Rapper Lupe Fiasco: 'It's My Job to Shine Light and Expose the Dark Side'". Financial Times.
The particular quote, "We're not basketball players, who have a limit to their bodies and taper off..." was cited by The Ringer, who asked a question surrounding it. Fiasco explained to them, "the concept—actually came from Cassidy. I was just aping what he said".Thompson, Paul (August 2, 2022). ""Rappers Don't Fall Off": Lupe Fiasco on Aging in Hip-Hop, Drill Music, and the Audience". The Ringer.
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