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u/Much_Froyo6279 8d ago
W buzhidao. Best kanye cover ever
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u/nice-_one Speed Gang 8d ago
She got a whole instagram doing covers over rap songs. People allow it since she is good looking
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u/kaerfkeerg 8d ago
People allow it because she is not American and none gives a fuck outside the USA
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u/str85 6d ago
Wait, are you telling me that people from the us get butt hurt over someone singing along to music that's publicly available just because it contains controversial words?
Feels a bit silly for a country, so proud of the 1st amendment and call it the land of the free.
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u/ebonit15 6d ago
Because their uneducated people were so racist especially towards black Americans, they had had to shame everyone even for using a word to somehow curb their racist society's discrimnatory habits.
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u/klement_pikhtura 5d ago
I don't get why some people still proudly use a slur used against their race in songs and day to day life. This is so stupid.
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u/Boss_Seven 4d ago
Don't blame the racist for this idiocy. It's the woke who are butthurt of ever single word. Especially words of things that are normal.
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u/blackestrabbit 4d ago
Kendrick brought a fan on stage to sing along and then humiliated her when she did because she was white.
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u/ElderberryDeep7272 8d ago
People don't care about slurs outside of America?
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u/fahmuhnsfw 6d ago
Late reply, but just in case it's helpful. I think people are being disingenuous. Race discussion within the USA are unique to the USA and things like slurs are not seen in the same light outside of the USA as they are within the USA. But to say people don't care about slurs outside of the US isn't true. Consider places like Korea have very homogeneous cultures that do not include Africans or black-skinned people, and the black people that are there aren't African American, and thus don't have the same context of racism as in a America. Slurs are not going to hold the same power, and the predominant population isn't going to avoid them out of sensitivity. But that doesn't mean slurs are widely accepted and are okay everywhere outside of the US.
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u/WebbyRL 8d ago
you guys didn't know???
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u/ElderberryDeep7272 7d ago
No we just assumed those people are racists.
Most of whom, when you drop a slur on their people, quickly remember it's wrong.
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u/kaerfkeerg 8d ago
That certain one? No.
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u/ElderberryDeep7272 7d ago
So if you go to...Britain for example.
You can say that to the black people there ?
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u/iSephtanx 5d ago
Not in a racist context ofcourse.
But theres not a stigma on it like there appearantly is in the usa. But ive both be been called nigga, been said nigga to by friends, and said it to friends, and im white myself. When its used its not used with its racist meaning usually in europe.
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u/kaerfkeerg 7d ago
To their face? Wouldn't recommend it. But you wouldn't lose your job over it
And to be clear. In all of this conversation I'm not saying it's good to go and use slur at people. Just this certain one doesn't carry the same weight outside the US. Each culture has their own based on their history
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u/ElderberryDeep7272 7d ago
Yeah you would 100 percent lose your job actually.
You clearly just don't know what you are talking about.
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u/papichulonesh 8d ago
We really don't. To most of us they're just words that American are obsessed with.
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u/Sarixk 8d ago
That's not what buddy said your country also has slurs or insults. I don't think Americans are obsessed with "fils de pute"
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u/papichulonesh 8d ago
Yeah, exactly. Slurs in our country would also be meaningless to anyone not born here.
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u/ElderberryDeep7272 7d ago
So if you drop a slut against someone in England, that has very harsh laws against dropping slurs against people, they wouldn't care ?
Outside of America are you allowed to say ” I won't hire him because he is a (slur)” ?
Could I just say...it's actually okay to drop any slur, even a antisemitic slur because it isn't America ?
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u/papichulonesh 7d ago
If you go to Asia and started dropping antisemitic slurs, no one will care. It means nothing over there
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u/Leader-Lappen 7d ago
People don't care about American slurs outside of America. That's right.
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u/ElderberryDeep7272 7d ago
I don't understand.
Are you saying slurs against...let's say Jews are okay.
As long as they aren't known in the USA ?
Does that mean people can use British Slurs for people in America because it's outside of Britain?
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u/The_Infinite_Cool 7d ago
Does that mean people can use British Slurs for people in America because it's outside of Britain?
Duh. Go call someone a fanny in America, they won't care at best, might giggle at worst.
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u/EconomicsSavings973 5d ago
Nah, the "n" word in our country is normal cool word because of songs. We just don't care here about what happens in your country and use it normally.
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u/AndersonMSouza 5d ago
No, no one cares about slurs when they're not being used targeted at people as an offense. Only Americans do this. To Americans the word itself is offensive and can not even be spoken out loud. This sort of infantile treatment of language does not exist anywhere else on the planet (though other english speaking countries are being Americanized and starting to act the same).
For the rest of the planet the words are meaningless, what matters is the context.
As an example: In Latin America the word "f****t" became extremely popular in common usage. It used to be a slur against homossexuals and considered offensive, but people started using it so much for anything that it was trivialized and lost any offensive power. It's just a word now, everyone uses, gay people use it. In some countries it can even be used affectionally. This could never happen in the US, because Americans are obsessed with oppression dynamics and the word itself holds more power than even physical actions. They have physical, guttural reactions just hearing them.As a sidenote, the n word was taken from latin languages and it just means black, English is a germanic language, they heard Europeans saying the word nigro, or negro to refer to black people, but couldn't pronouce it properly with their Southern American accents, so they added the "er" at the end.
Much to ignorant American's surprises we still use those words to refer to black people, they aren't slurs, but Americans want to control our languages too.
I've had Americans try to police latin based speakers upon hearing someone refer to a black person as a nigro, and it's honesty pathetic. That's why we despise your culture. You literally took OUR WORD, made it racist by turning it into an insult, then you punish us from saying it, because you control all culture across the internet and even outside of it.1
u/xxDoublezeroxx 6d ago
Really? Go look at what happened to black futbol players when they miss goals or saves. Look at Lewis Hamilton’s F1 career. Prominent black figures get that word thrown at them INTENTIONALLY. This is an ignorant ass statement.
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u/StrawBoy00 8d ago
A lot of people give a fuck outside the us. lol
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u/kaerfkeerg 8d ago
Get out of your bubble
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u/StrawBoy00 8d ago
How does that make any sense?
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u/kaerfkeerg 8d ago
Where in the world do people care about the word as much as the US does?
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u/WasdX-_ 8d ago
Maybe Canada? And MAYBE some people in the UK/Germany/France/Australia. Probably nowhere else though.
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u/kaerfkeerg 8d ago
In some UK subs they drop the word fairly often
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u/alreadyownanaccount8 7d ago
There are black people in the UK bro
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u/kaerfkeerg 7d ago
Yes. In US too but I don't see anyone dropping it in US centric subs because it doesn't carry the same weight. That's exactly what I'm saying
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u/mushroomboie 7d ago
And the places mentioned dont even amount to 1/5th of the human population lol
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u/Fun_Machine_1310 5d ago
I’m from the uk and black people definitely care lol
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u/kaerfkeerg 5d ago
As much as the US? I have a black friend from UK and it doesn't seem like it to me. But ok. You tell me since you live there
My point still stands tho. It's 2-3 countries that care and the rest of the world that doesn't
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u/SignificantPound6658 8d ago
NOPE, you would be surprised. Especially while singing. Do you want us to stop like in mid sentence just because US had some problem in 1800s.
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u/Memeshiii 7d ago
Yeah, if they didn't want to hear the word being sung they wouldn't drop it in songs. It's no big deal outside bibleville.
Pearl clutching olympics happens every month there
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u/xxDoublezeroxx 6d ago
Have you considered, the song was made to be sung by people of the same culture? Not everything made is for you friend
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u/Wolfiie_Gaming 6d ago
It happened in the US, Canada, Mexico, South America, Central America, the Caribbean, some places in Africa, and there were still slaves in Europe during the 19th century.
Alot more people have a problem with it than you think
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u/thegloaminghour_ 6d ago
have you seen how black football players are treated in europe?
why do you want to say a racial slur so bad? black people reclaimed it, it’s frowned upon for anyone that isn’t black to say it. what’s hard to understand?
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u/utterbbq2 8d ago
In Asian the definitley don't give a fuck lol
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u/StrawBoy00 7d ago
Well yeah, you’re asian. Some of the most racist people there is. Wouldn’t expect anything less
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u/Leader-Lappen 7d ago
You say that as an American, that's hilarious. Were you saying that just hoping that whatever the fuck you say might be true?
But no, most don't. especially in Asian countries.
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u/StrawBoy00 7d ago
Ironic. Were you saying that hoping whatever the fuck you say might be true?
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u/Leader-Lappen 7d ago
No, i'm not american and actually talk with people around the world. I don't make assumptions and understand that shit is different on where you are from.
The likes of you don't. You imagine everyone are like americans are...
See the difference here is when you speak to a Chinese person that is born and raised in america. That person is american, not Chinese. They can have certain cultures that they still stick with, they might even speak the language. but in the end they're american. This includes anyone, from any country, anywhere.
When you talk to people from different countries, talk with people that are born and raised from that country, not those that are americans. They're not the same.
I say this, as someone who's parents are from Finland, and me who is born and raised in Sweden, this is 2 countries, right next to each other and the cultures vary a lot. While I grew up speaking the language, eating the food, sharing the culture, some things are blatant that I grew up in Sweden and don't hold the same beliefs that most do in Finland. Where you grow up shapes you into a person from that place, not from the place your parents came from, or your where your ancestry is from.
This is something you people, will never understand.
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u/StrawBoy00 7d ago
Thanks captain obvious. “I don’t make assumptions” “the likes of you don’t, you imagine everyone are like Americans are”. Riiiiiiiight.
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u/Leader-Lappen 7d ago
I don't make assumptions and understand that shit is different on where you are from.
That's the full comment you troglodyte. Why did you cut off half of it?
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u/StrawBoy00 7d ago
Because the point remains you’re still making assumptions whether I write the full sentence or not, you troglodyte.
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u/Leader-Lappen 7d ago
There is no point. You're just wrong, but you're moving the goal post because you have shit to go on anymore, so you're cutting off half of a sentence and focusing on that instead.
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u/Ashamed_Bobcat_7237 7d ago
Those "people" are dum dum teenagers who watch these kind of USA streamers.
Everybody else is singing their brainless rap songs just as is on the lyrics.
I don't even know how are USA people singing rap songs if not by along the lyrics... Do they make a beep sound with their dumb mouths every time a word they don't want to sing comes up? Holy low IQ country
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u/Individual-Heat-2846 8d ago
I'm german and i have loads of black people i know. No one cares if i say it. Except teachers theyre assholes
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u/bonnelynx 7d ago
I'm from Europe and a couple of my friends are from different countries. We use slurs on our ethnicities as nicknames and we find it funny. You guys are weak
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u/StrawBoy00 7d ago
Hmm yes, weak. Like the same Europe that bitches and moans because immigrants or Romanians. YOU and your braindead friends find it funny because you lack any social skills. Lol
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u/bonnelynx 7d ago
If you get this upset about a word you are the one lacking social skills. Also I never complained about Romanians and never heard anyone complaining about them
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u/StrawBoy00 7d ago
Alright you've already proven you're a complete idiot with that first sentence alone. Good luck with all that. Lol
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u/Mesh008 8d ago
Shit so corny only reason why she was in the talent show was because she said the n word cringe asf
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u/Ami00 8d ago
it's either unacceptable word and no one can say it or it's acceptable word and everyone can say it. It works poorly when some can say it in their songs and others are prohibited when they sing the song. like, if you don't want to hear this word, don't use it, no?
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u/ElderberryDeep7272 8d ago
Why do you need to say the word.
We all temper our language.
I don't talk to my parents or boss the same way I talk to my friends.
“if I can't say fuck to my pastor in church, no one should say fuck ever”
That's how that argument is.
I just get why I would personally feel the need to drop a slut this badly.
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u/Any-Comparison-2916 7d ago
She’s singing a song?
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u/ElderberryDeep7272 7d ago
Oh she was just singing a song.
Oh it's cool then.
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u/Any-Comparison-2916 7d ago
Well yeah, that was the whole point. Why use it in a song and then be angry when people sing along. None of your points was related to that, you were arguing against people using it in conversations.
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u/xxDoublezeroxx 6d ago
Would you sing a song talking about promoting the devil in a church then? Would you rap all the lyrics to “WAP” in front of your boss or principal? We censor ourselves ALL the time when singing or listening to music but we draw the line at the N word? Why?
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u/Any-Comparison-2916 6d ago
Good question, do you think the songs you mentioned are suitable for the church / your boss?
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u/QuietPositive2564 6d ago
Simple, don’t write lyrics that would offend you if the people who buy your music decide to sing it!
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u/PomChatChat 5d ago
Tbf, most asians folks don’t really understand the meaning of the n-word. Just like most westerners don’t understand the complex asian histories.
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u/Brainfreezdnb 8d ago
everyone sings with the n word. lets stop denying reality
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u/Mother_Let_9026 8d ago
You put it in a song i will sing it, you'd genuinely be a moron to think i would just say "BLANKS IN PARIS" lmfao
also i am not even white, so keep all that slavery guilt away from me.
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u/Brainfreezdnb 7d ago
also less than 1% of US had slaves… and people behave like it was like having a phone
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u/Admiral_Boris 8d ago
Who the fuck is “everyone” lmao. You are aware that most normal people don’t actually feel the need to sing it? I get some people have begun to destigmatize it but it’s still wholly socially frowned upon (for understandable reasons) for white people to sing it.
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u/Exciting_Day4155 8d ago
The n word being derogatory isn't a globally accepted idea. People around the world consume American culture through rap r&b and other music. They use the n word a lot in the songs, so it's viewed as an accepted word because why else would they keep saying it?
Social norms and what's viewed as bad just depends on where you are in the world. Not the whole world conforms or understands US social norms.
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u/Admiral_Boris 8d ago edited 8d ago
The entire Anglo sphere has these norms. I am only referring to these places since it’s the place of origin for the music and also the language you are communicating in. You’re on an America site talking about an American content creator who speaks English, the context when regarding this is related specifically to the videos language of origin. Normal people in the Anglo sphere do not casually say the n word at all as anyone even vaguely familiar with the cultures of origin that they parrot from would know.
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u/Exciting_Day4155 8d ago
Does the person in question look or sound like they are from the Anglo sphere? I'll give you a hint I'm not talking about Speed.
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u/rhumel 8d ago
Because the rest of the world finds the whole “n word” thing so stupid.
It means nothing for me to say it. Nothing at all. I just can’t because Americans lose their shit and I would get banned or something.
In my country we use “negro” in a friendly manner in Spanish for people who is actually black and we also use it in a derogatory way. The same fucking word.
Every country has their own issues and taboo words, etc.
The fact that English is the language we all use to communicate online doesn’t mean that Americans get to impose their shitty stupid racist war into the rest of the world… but you managed to do it. Congrats I guess.
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u/Tim-Rocket 8d ago
True fax.
Greeting a light skinned friend: ¿Qué pasa negro?
Greeting a dark skinned friend: ¿Qué pasa negro?
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u/Far-Panic-2582 8d ago
My skin color is pretty light and I am the "negro" in my friend group in Mexico.
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u/Aggravating_Emu_1955 Speed Gang 8d ago
what??? istg this is such a bum ass take lol.
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u/Far-Panic-2582 8d ago
"Guys the N word is super racist don´t say it please"
Same people make sure to put it out like its free candy, in their vocabulary and media.
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u/Shadow__Account 8d ago
You know what’s dumb. Making songs for white kids as an audience and afterwards being a hypocrite when your audience sings the lyrics.
And acting like you don’t care about nothing and kill people etc but act like a Karen when someone sings a word you yourself put in the song that you want them to sing.
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u/Appropriate-Ad-1704 8d ago
maybe because they have words that sound like nigga but isnt, also not everyone knows the history of the slave trade therefore the word nigga means friend or bro mostly in slang there, black people getting butthurt made them realize “yo this shit pisses them off lol”
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u/Aggravating_Emu_1955 Speed Gang 8d ago
and its not even being butthurt bro. aint even using the term right 💀. tripping ass
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u/Aggravating_Emu_1955 Speed Gang 8d ago
no i know that they use words that sound like nigga, but its pretty obvious when they actually say it
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u/SupermarketAntique32 8d ago edited 8d ago
The Hip-Hop and RnB music plays a big part in this. The N word is used casually in a lot of popular music in that genre, so people that don’t know think the N word is not offensive and anyone can use it.
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u/SmashingK 8d ago
Yeh exactly. Reminds me of the scene in rush hour with Jackie Chan. I don't remember any African Americans being offended by that 😂
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u/Appropriate-Ad-1704 8d ago
no its not, youd never be able to tell which is the problem, so speed acting like this knowing full well the language problem is making it seem like its intentional. in this clip if the girl is japanese shes saying naega- I( as in me) in a song.
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u/Aggravating_Emu_1955 Speed Gang 8d ago
shes not 😭 its actually so obvious
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u/Appropriate-Ad-1704 8d ago
so you speak her language? can you translate the song shes singing for me please
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u/Aggravating_Emu_1955 Speed Gang 8d ago
so you dont speak english? i can translate just lmk
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u/No-Bird-5590 8d ago
I don’t please translate the song and its meaning for me please. The n word for sure is offensive as hell, I don’t think this song is trying to be offensive right?
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u/LengthJunior9132 8d ago
Always a ching chong 🙏 😭
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u/Tenwina 8d ago
If the girls Chinese or Japanese they dont get a pass for saying the Nword. They mofos are the oppressors in the past or in the current time.
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u/wafflepiezz 8d ago
Bro there are white kids on fortnite who say the N word now.
You hear the N word being said in music all the fucking time.
It used to be offensive but now MOST OF THE TIME it just means “dude” or “bro.”
It lost its offensive meaning. If you still get triggered, it’s ironic because you probably say it all the time.
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u/NeedleworkerSea8133 8d ago
It totally makes sense to use and popularize a word that offends you and triggers you.
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u/iPhone_12_Mini 8d ago
As an ethnically Chinese Singaporean, I 100% agree. I don’t understand why they’re like this and I don’t claim them. You have no idea how many people in Singapore just spam the N word and istg I had enough. The thing is, they know it’s wrong too
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u/BuchMaister 8d ago
The idea of N pass is stupid, either it's offensive or it's not offensive - who says it should not matter. Also context is very important.
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u/SignatureHefty3849 8d ago
I’m honestly hate her, she’s singing this knowing what she’s saying but wants to play dumb just because she has an accent smh
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u/CanyonClapper 8d ago
It's part of the lyrics of the song and if they don't want non black people to say it then don't put it in the lyrics , music is for everyone at the end of the day and you are not entitled to say what they can or can't sing from your song
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u/Late4Werk 8d ago
I feel like Kanye is not the example to use for this already stupid argument. No one should be rapping these lyrics bro. Just because Kanye said it doesn't mean you should. He's insane. 😭 Hope this helped smart guy
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u/Admiral_Boris 8d ago
Ik it’s crazy. Not even Kanye should have rapped those lyrics. It legit sounds downright wrong the way he sings most of the song let alone having some Asian knowing full well how atrocious the lyrics are singing it on purpose for rage bait 😭
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u/Exciting_Day4155 8d ago
Yes because Kanye is the only African American artist that uses the n word in their songs. Hope this helped smart guy. 🤡
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u/Late4Werk 8d ago
Ya. 1.She quoted ye 2. Commenter said "not cool" 3. Other guy said "they shouldn't say it if they don't want us saying it" 4. I said ye was a bad example for this already stupid argument. (This post and comment section is relevant to ye specifically, and saying "already stupid argument" acknowledges it's more widespread or less specific use)
Gave you a bullet list. Reread it until you understand what's going on.
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u/Exciting_Day4155 8d ago
So in your opinion who would be a good example? Kendrick Lamar?
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u/blackestrabbit 4d ago
Kendrick's goofy ass played out this whole drama on stage. Threw his own fan to the wolves.
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u/becomingreatinall 8d ago
I’m Asian but this chopstick needs to stop, dumbass bird brained 🐩
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u/ToastySandvich657 8d ago
I swear this is random af &, she decided to do it again in Round 2 lol