Killer Mike Clears Up Misconceptions and Misunderstandings on ‘The View’ - Atlanta Tribune

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Killer Mike Clears Up Misconceptions and Misunderstandings on ‘The View’ - Atlanta Tribune

Killer Mike may be smarter than your average rapper. On Monday, Feb. 12 the rapper and now three-time Grammy winner appeared on 'The View,' where he got the chance to clear up some misconceptions under heavy fire from 'The View' co-host Sunny Hostin. When Hositn questioned him about his highly publicized arrest following the awards […]

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