Rapper Le1f made his television debut on the Late Show with David Letterman and performed his hit "Wut." Take a look at the video:
After the performance, Le1f tweeted:
thank you so much to @Letterman for inviting me to perform on his stage as a musician and not as a spectacle. that's major.
— Le1f ☥ (@LE1FNY) March 14, 2014
Le1f will soon release a new EP on Brooklyn-based Terrible Records. Newsweek recently asked him, " Do you feel like the media still pigeonholes you as a gay rapper?" Le1f responded:
I feel like some people do, some people don’t. And I don’t really care at this point. I can’t be bothered [laughs]. At this point where I’ve gotten so much pressure, like ridiculous stuff, I don’t care. […]
The headlines and things I’ve gotten for some real serious press. At this point I know that I’m making the music I want to make regardless of how people talk about my music on the Internet. I don’t feel pressure to make anything because of how people talk about me. I don’t feel much changed by the fact that I was called a gay rapper a lot… And there are lots of people who might just only know “Wut” and that’s fine. Just the fact that I have art that’s out there that people are paying attention to and enjoying is rewarding enough for me to not even be thinking about whatever else is going on.
Watch the official video for "Wut" below: