FN Meka Voice Glad Capitol Killed the Contract, Hitmaka Agrees

The voice behind Capitol Records’ extremely short-term expert system rap artist job is speaking up … and he’s in fact happy the label dealt with the contract like toilet tissue.

Real-life rap artist Kyle The Thug struck Instagram following Capitol’s choice to end its FN Meka offer and states the developers — Factory New heads Anthony Martini and Brandon Le — ghosted him after getting whatever they required to power the character … like the capability for it to utilize the N-word.

Kyle states Factory New approached him with the concept with guarantees of equity and portions, however then went M-I-A on their culture vulture objective.

He confessed to awaiting FN Meka to end up being a success prior to he might recover enormous damages … however states he’ll gladly opt for carrying out at its funeral rather.

News of Meka’s finalizing went broad on Monday, however by Tuesday the label backpedaled … saying sorry to the Black neighborhood for the apparent rap artist stereotypes — ostentatious precious jewelry and glorifying jail life — developed into the character’s look and lyrics.

Kyle is calling the cancelation karma … as are numerous other significant figures in the music market.

We talked to hip hop superproducer Hitmaka Wednesday on “TMZ Live,” and he blamed Capitol’s “capitalistic” frame of mind for letting FN Meka prosper. He included that if the label enabled its staff members — especially those of color — to speak out, it may not have this mess on its hands.