Lil Jon Speaks at Oxford on Obama’s Presidency

Lil Jon's Oxford Guild address happened earlier today. His lecture comes two months after Kanye West spoke at Oxford University in March. The Atlanta rapper and record producer participated in a Q&A on a bunch of subjects ranging from race relations in the US to Obama’s presidency and crunk genre, according to The Independent.

Jon was a little surprised when he received an invitation to speak at Oxford. "I thought it was a joke. Am I being catfished? I was kind of speechless after I realized it was real," he said. He didn't get into great detail when asked about race relations in the USA, but did give his opinion on President Obama's Presidency.

“I think Obama's done a great job. It takes time to restore an old historic car—you can't just do it overnight," said Jon. "That's how I look at the administration that came before Obama. He put a new engine in it, he put some new rims, got a paint job. He's criticised, and at the end of today it's because he's black. The numbers don't lie - unemployment is down, Obamacare is a great thing. I think Hillary is about it for 2016.”

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