| Credit: NPR MUSIC/ YOUTUBE "There are a lot of people I can think of that are really moving the needle for Black people and they have been moving the needle for some time," he said. "I think Tyler Perry is a good representation, being from Atlanta. I think Puff [Sean 'Diddy' Combs] is a good representation, coming from an HBCU. We know people that are billionaires." "I think that's truly a treat. Black History Month is just 28 days, it's not enough to celebrate what we've done for the country or what we've done for humanity," he added. 2 Chainz went on to recognize all Black women who are also moving the needle, "I'm very conscious of what's going on with the African American women in our community too, so I just want to praise you for that."