Americans are using signs to express their emotions in creative ways since President Donald Trumpâs Inauguration. One protester not only wanted to recite lyrics from YGâs âFDTâ on her sign, but she wanted to remind us that he was robbed of a Grammy.
Twitter user Maryam Elarbi shared her sign she made for the womenâs march on Washington Saturday afternoon. As a co-sign, YG shared her photo on Twitter.
Elarbi was ecstatic that YG saw her pic. She says she left the sign on the White House lawn as an everlasting reminder that YG deserves a gramophone.
Itâs no secret that fans have been vocal about YGâs albums being shut out of the Best Rap Album category. In 2014, when My Krazy Life was snubbed from the 57th Annual Grammy Awards, he told Power 106 Los Angeles that it was a âslap in the face.â It sparked protests by his fans who decided to picket outside of the Grammy Museum.
YGâs next release, Still Brazy, received more accolades from critics, yet the album wasnât nominated for the 2017 Grammy Awards. You can watch a round-up of other omissions below.
Hopefully, Elarbiâs statement nudges the Grammy committee to give YG the nomination he deserves. His next project is Just Re'd Up 3that finds him reuniting with DJ Mustard again.