Released on July 3, 2020

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[Intro]

What defines an Uncle Tom?

I think I figured it out after being called an Uncle Tom, coon, sellout, all these different names

Throughout my course of being a conservative online

Everytime you turn on the news, someone's mother, black mother, is cryin' about they black child that got killed by another black child

Raised by another black mother

If you point that out, you're an Uncle Tom


[Chorus]

When you a black conservative, what type of words you get?

House negro, Uncle Tom, the worst of it

The Democrats sellin' us dreams, and we purchasin'

But rappers makin' tracks about killin' blacks and we worship it


[Verse]

Democrats thrive on identity politics

White liberals tellin' us how to live, and we follow it

Even though we grew up with values now are opposite

Can y'all not tell they establishin' dominance?

When you disagree, they gotta attack

Why every time I get called racial slurs, it's somebody black?

Why do I get death threats from people sayin' black lives matter?

Why do people call me brother then turn ghost like Casper?

Why you protestin' in streets but then you glorify rappers?

Them the same ones in every song sayin' they'll crap ya

Sayin' cops killin' us, but man, we killin' us faster

Then the media ignores us, so we goes right past it

The churches becomin' worldly, ain't no help from the pastors

Burnin' down our own businesses, who got the matches?

And I gotta blame the media, 'cause who got the matches?

They like Ali when he was Clay 'cause they just go where the cash is

Outrage bring the checks, they get the checks and they cash it

Here comes the shine kings, Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson

And we all want to race, but they just put us in factions

So they can continue they plan, always patrollin' what happens, uh


[Chorus]

When you a black conservative, what type of words you get?

House negro, Uncle Tom, the worst of it

The Democrats sellin' us dreams, and we purchasin'

But rappers makin' tracks about killin' blacks and we worship it


[Outro]

If I said we could improve our own community

We can keep more of our children living

We can keep more of our neighborhoods, you know, well-kept

Our families intact

I'm an Uncle Tom