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Uncle Luke's Twitter bio describes him as "hip-hop's original bad boy."
But ever since the 2 Live Crew legend stood up to fight for every American's right to free speech, he's also become a pillar of truth and honesty.
He's never been afraid to speak his mind. And after Saturday night's controversial acquittal of George Zimmerman, he's had a lot to say in 140 characters or less.
In Luke's mind, the sad reality that a young black man's killer can walk free is a sign that "nothing has changed," and having a black man in the White House doesn't seem to make any difference.
See also:
-George Zimmerman's Acquittal Shows Nothing's Changed Since Emmett Till
