The message on Chicago rapper Ash Wednesday’s 2019 project "NoJulz" is simple — white people need to do better. As a white woman operating in a Black art form, Ash recognizes that “there are rules to rap and hip hop culture” and “there are things you’re not supposed to do as a white person.”

The title of her new EP, NoJulz, is an attempt to check social media influencer and talent manager YesJulz, who has made several headlines for her problematic behavior and lack of social awareness.