And I probably shouldn't complain that said record is itself complicated (or further complicates the matter for me). at this point if it wasn't for the title of his latest, 'It's Complicated.' Simple answers are always suspect to me, so any record with a theological footing that actually dares to admit that 'it's complicated' has my attention. I wouldn't have bothered to familiarize myself with Da' T.R.U.T.H. would be the kind of Christian artist who is happy to preach to the choir, reflecting the self-contained attitude of certain Christian congregations who divide the world into 'us' and 'them'. My notion before going into his new album was that crossover sensation Lecrae is actually the MC who walks that line best, and if I let Tech tell it (in his typical impulsive manner), Da' T.R.U.T.H. He's the rapper religious parents deem appropriate for their daughter's birthday bash, and he's the role model a spiritually inclined secular rapper like Tech N9ne looks to for advice (a plea that was - apparently - met with silence, hence the reproachful 'Holier Than Thou'). briefly appeared on my radar when he was the musical guest at a teenager's birthday extravaganza on MTV's My Super Sweet 16 show and when indie rap giant Tech N9ne mentioned him in the song 'Holier Than Thou.' Both these chance cameos point to a potential role as a mediator between two worlds.

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