Dwayne Michael Carter, Jr. (aka Lil Wayne) has solved the problem of racism in our country: by pretending it doesn't exist!

Truly.

Interviewed by Fox Sports' Skip Bayless for the show Skip and Shannon: Undisputed discussed with the legendary rapper about many things, including his tumultuous relationship with music label Cash Money Records, and its CEO Birdman, whom Wayne has had a rivalry with for years.

"My crowd has always been everybody." -- @LilTunechi #WeezyOnUndisputed pic.twitter.com/dCcpQuqNTF
— UNDISPUTED (@undisputed) September 13, 2016

He also pressed Carter about race and politics, including the Colin Kaepernick "controversy," and pressed him about how in many suburban areas--like West Chester, NY--Carter's concerts are predominantly white.

LW said his fanbase has always included "everybody," and then said, "I don't want to be bashed, because I don't want to seem like I'm on the wrong side. But I thought that was clearly a message that there was no such thing as racism."

You heard it first!

Twitter, of course, is side-eyeing this quote:

I've never been more disappointed in Lil Wayne than I was after seeing his comments on Skip Bayless' new show.
— brandon jenkins (@Jersey_Jinx) September 14, 2016

@SennyGeorge Lil Wayne never said racism doesn't exist. He said he thought it didn't but clearly it does.
— Charlamagne Tha God (@cthagod) September 14, 2016

Ok, that's 3rd time today I thought a real news story was a fake news story. The latest: Skip Bayless interviews Lil Wayne about racism.
— Christopher Hayes (@chrislhayes) September 13, 2016

Weezy..... You are a damn fool and I no longer support you.. #weezyonundisputed
— YofaSho (@YO4SHOMUSIC) September 14, 2016

So @LilTunechi just said "I have never experienced racism" on @undisputed 🤔 #WeezyOnUndisputed
— Ike D (@IkeDOfficial) September 13, 2016

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