Jin and Juice

Us Asian guys, we turn up where you’d least expect and always school you propah, dogg!

I’ll let this excerpt from the New York Times article tell the story:

In his lyrics Jin talks unabashedly about his Asian ethnicity, sometimes in self-defense but more often because he wants to bolster the idea of an Asian-American rapper. In last year’s battles on BET’s “106 & Park,” rival rappers most frequently hurled ethnic insults at Jin:

I’m a star

He just a rookie

Leave rap alone and keep making fortune cookies.

But Jin turned those taunts into his own disses:

You wanna say I’m Chinese

Sonny here’s a reminder

Check your Timbs

They probably say made in China

he raps, referring to Timberland shoes. And

Yeah, I’m Chinese

Now you understand it

I’m the reason that his little sister’s eyes are slanted

If you make one joke about rice or karate

N.Y.P.D. be in Chinatown searching for your body.

Yeah, boyeeeee!