Using the N word while singing along to songs Vol. I'm not black

[biguglyamerican]

Like you actually have no problem with calling your boy your %!$+! just because you're at a party kicking back drinking a brew? Negative connotation or not, the $*+% don't work like that and I've seen one too many fools get knocked up side their head when they thought it was gravy. You might say I'm too sensitive but I wonder whose gonna be sensitive when me and my boys ask you and your boys to step outside for a second.


 oh snap!

   rap battle! rap battle!

 

[ham city]

Originally Posted by BigUglyAmerican

Like you actually have no problem with calling your boy your %!$+! just because you're at a party kicking back drinking a brew? Negative connotation or not, the $*+% don't work like that and I've seen one too many fools get knocked up side their head when they thought it was gravy. You might say I'm too sensitive but I wonder whose gonna be sensitive when me and my boys ask you and your boys to step outside for a second.

 oh snap!

   rap battle! rap battle!

Nah I'm really not even trying to be the e-tough guy or nothing, just sharing a different view point and one that you're likely to encounter again if you're at a party with black people present.

We all know the saying ,"treat people how you would like to be treated," my granny always said, "treat people the way THEY would like to be treated."

Maybe I'm projecting but they both seem awfully cavalier when it comes to their n word usage.

 

[ham city]

Originally Posted by BigUglyAmerican

Like you actually have no problem with calling your boy your %!$+! just because you're at a party kicking back drinking a brew? Negative connotation or not, the $*+% don't work like that and I've seen one too many fools get knocked up side their head when they thought it was gravy. You might say I'm too sensitive but I wonder whose gonna be sensitive when me and my boys ask you and your boys to step outside for a second.

 oh snap!

   rap battle! rap battle!

Nah I'm really not even trying to be the e-tough guy or nothing, just sharing a different view point and one that you're likely to encounter again if you're at a party with black people present.

We all know the saying ,"treat people how you would like to be treated," my granny always said, "treat people the way THEY would like to be treated."

Maybe I'm projecting but they both seem awfully cavalier when it comes to their n word usage.

 

[doeboifreshsince88]

Originally Posted by JordanHead718212

I cringe when I hear a non black person using it even when rapping, but im not gonna say anything unless its used against me.

this

 

[doeboifreshsince88]

Originally Posted by JordanHead718212

I cringe when I hear a non black person using it even when rapping, but im not gonna say anything unless its used against me.

this

 

[gconquer]

i say it when i sing all the time. itll ruin the song if i bleep out a word. p.s. im not black or racist. love hip hop though hahaha

 

[gconquer]

i say it when i sing all the time. itll ruin the song if i bleep out a word. p.s. im not black or racist. love hip hop though hahaha

 

[superflyinchopstickninja]

Originally Posted by ksteezy

same goes for any hiphop track wit the N word on it, which is 90% of them....if the record companies felt it was ok to release to the public i don't see how i can be wrong by singing along...gimmie a break.

this.  if its that offensive, dont include it in the song.

 

[superflyinchopstickninja]

Originally Posted by ksteezy

same goes for any hiphop track wit the N word on it, which is 90% of them....if the record companies felt it was ok to release to the public i don't see how i can be wrong by singing along...gimmie a break.

this.  if its that offensive, dont include it in the song.

 

[luong1209]

Originally Posted by eddiee21


How about 75,000 white people at Coachella (give or take) singing along.

"Something wrong
I hold my head
MJ gone...our %!+*% dead"�

And imagine if it were all non blacks there...There'd be a split second of silence if they didn't sing along with it

.

 

[luong1209]

Originally Posted by eddiee21


How about 75,000 white people at Coachella (give or take) singing along.

"Something wrong
I hold my head
MJ gone...our %!+*% dead"�

And imagine if it were all non blacks there...There'd be a split second of silence if they didn't sing along with it

.

 

[athievingenius]

Originally Posted by Beacon ave south

soooo.... no ones around

 rappers riddle their songs w the word and expect everyone to sing along, so do it. you can rap the N word all day ,just better not be a freestyle

 

[athievingenius]

Originally Posted by Beacon ave south

soooo.... no ones around

 rappers riddle their songs w the word and expect everyone to sing along, so do it. you can rap the N word all day ,just better not be a freestyle

 

[Jordan8]

So when you recite a song by a female you sing it word for word?

 

[cedric ceballos 1995 lakers]

Originally Posted by HAM CITY



Cedric Ceballos, you might not think you're any of those things but if your actions lead others to perceive you that way it's just as bad.

i see where your coming from, no one in real life has ever perceived me that way, i joke around alot, as do all my friends,  and some of the jokes have consisted of white jokes, black jokes, asian jokes, hispanic jokes, gay jokes, mother jokes, gender jokes etc but at the end of the day it's all in good fun. we all dish it out at eachother and we can all take it when it's thrown back at us.   to me it's the same way when you see a comedian on stage performing and he makes a joke about another race.

what im saying is that while i've never had a problem saying stuff joking around in real life  i've had the nt moral police get uptight at me over some of the most pettiest things in the world while reaching pretty hard in the process.

 

[cedric ceballos 1995 lakers]

Originally Posted by HAM CITY



Cedric Ceballos, you might not think you're any of those things but if your actions lead others to perceive you that way it's just as bad.

i see where your coming from, no one in real life has ever perceived me that way, i joke around alot, as do all my friends,  and some of the jokes have consisted of white jokes, black jokes, asian jokes, hispanic jokes, gay jokes, mother jokes, gender jokes etc but at the end of the day it's all in good fun. we all dish it out at eachother and we can all take it when it's thrown back at us.   to me it's the same way when you see a comedian on stage performing and he makes a joke about another race.

what im saying is that while i've never had a problem saying stuff joking around in real life  i've had the nt moral police get uptight at me over some of the most pettiest things in the world while reaching pretty hard in the process.

 

[Jordan8]

So when you recite a song by a female you sing it word for word?

 

[superflyinchopstickninja]

Originally Posted by cartune

So when you recite a song by a female you sing it word for word?

yes.  not like it makes me gay.  

 

[bob lobblaw]

if you are rapping/singing along to a song, it would be in the artists' words and not your own.

 

[bob lobblaw]

if you are rapping/singing along to a song, it would be in the artists' words and not your own.

 

[superflyinchopstickninja]

Originally Posted by cartune

So when you recite a song by a female you sing it word for word?

yes.  not like it makes me gay.  

 

[blazinrook]

those that are opposed to it..what do you think about Nas saying that we all N_?

 

[blazinrook]

those that are opposed to it..what do you think about Nas saying that we all N_?

 

[biguglyamerican]

Originally Posted by HAM CITY

Originally Posted by BigUglyAmerican

Like you actually have no problem with calling your boy your %!$+! just because you're at a party kicking back drinking a brew? Negative connotation or not, the $*+% don't work like that and I've seen one too many fools get knocked up side their head when they thought it was gravy. You might say I'm too sensitive but I wonder whose gonna be sensitive when me and my boys ask you and your boys to step outside for a second.

 oh snap!

   rap battle! rap battle!

Nah I'm really not even trying to be the e-tough guy or nothing, just sharing a different view point and one that you're likely to encounter again if you're at a party with black people present.

We all know the saying ,"treat people how you would like to be treated," my granny always said, "treat people the way THEY would like to be treated."

Maybe I'm projecting but they both seem awfully cavalier when it comes to their n word usage.




Im just trolling man.

 

[biguglyamerican]

Originally Posted by HAM CITY

Originally Posted by BigUglyAmerican

Like you actually have no problem with calling your boy your %!$+! just because you're at a party kicking back drinking a brew? Negative connotation or not, the $*+% don't work like that and I've seen one too many fools get knocked up side their head when they thought it was gravy. You might say I'm too sensitive but I wonder whose gonna be sensitive when me and my boys ask you and your boys to step outside for a second.

 oh snap!

   rap battle! rap battle!

Nah I'm really not even trying to be the e-tough guy or nothing, just sharing a different view point and one that you're likely to encounter again if you're at a party with black people present.

We all know the saying ,"treat people how you would like to be treated," my granny always said, "treat people the way THEY would like to be treated."

Maybe I'm projecting but they both seem awfully cavalier when it comes to their n word usage.




Im just trolling man.