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Former NBA player Stephen Jackson said Lil Yachty had been "wack" and questioned him about using George Floyd's name in his lyric would make people like his "wack a** music.

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Lil Yachty and Stephen Jackson have made amends after the rapper's controversial George Floyd-referencing lyric.