I like Tyler the Creator a lot. He does anything he wants, really, and doesn’t care if it works out or not, which I totally, completely admire. I also really like Earl Sweatshirt and Drake and Big Sean. Childish Gambino is also an incredible lyricist. I don’t know how he does it. I love A$AP Rocky,Lana Del Reyand Aurora, too.TV: But I refuse to lose hope, because there is a whole movement of young people behind me who share my vision for Judaism and for the world. There is a whole generation of young people emerging who will not stand for occupation, who will fight for the self-determination of Israelis and Palestinians alike until we win it. In IfNotNow, I have once again found my songs, my spirituality, my community who want to repair the world. I have not lost my Judaism; rather, it has been reignited. I may be scared. I may be angry. But I am certainly not alone. In the wake of the violence and deaths in Gaza, this gives me some small shred of hope. It gives me the courage to continue to fight, to act, to repair the world in this moment. Others looked past the language and found the message in his statement more than relatable. “I feel him in such a spiritual level. I can't even ride a bike without crashing into something,” a fancommentedafter seeing the rapper’s comments.In December 2016, RM had opened up about his owndriving journeyduring one of BTS’sV Live he was told he "wasn't going to get paid for that month."TMZ