Did Big Pun take it too far with this song?

[Cave Savage]

Now I understand most Puerto Ricans have partial black ancestry and generally get away with saying the n-word, but there's a song on Big Pun's posthumous album which I kind of find to be distasteful. The whole song is basically just him naming black stereotypes, although he's glorifying them.

 

[REdefinition]

Yes. But not because of the N word, but because he said he gets his dikk sucked with his pops

 

[Cave Savage]

Yes. But not because of the N word, but because he said he gets his dikk sucked with his pops

yeah what kind of shyt is that

 

[Taadow]

Yes. But not because of the N word, but because he said he gets his dikk sucked with his pops

What I always rationalized this to mean (lol) was, him and his Pops used to get hoes together.

 

[Cave Savage]

What I always rationalized this to mean (lol) was, him and his Pops used to get hoes together.

yeah but I think he implied that he'd literally get his dikk sucked in the same room as his dad, like in that show Power

 

[REdefinition]

yeah but I think he implied that he'd literally get his dikk sucked in the same room as his dad, like in that show Power

Yeah, that's how I take it. Pun running trizznain on random thots with his own dad.

 

[Cave Savage]

Yeah, that's how I take it. Pun running trizznain on random thots with his own dad.

The Bronx was so grimy in Pun's time that I wouldn't even be surprised if that shyt was common

 

[jerzboy]

The Bronx is so grimy that I wouldn't even be surprised if that shyt was common

Fixed

 

[Taadow]

yeah but I think he implied that he'd literally get his dikk sucked in the same room as his dad, like in that show Power

Yeah, that's how I take it. Pun running trizznain on random thots with his own dad.

Yeah that's what I meant...niccas be doin' that. LOL

 

[Cave Savage]

Fixed

yeah good point, the BX and parts of Brooklyn are like the last bastion of true hood New York

 

[HoLLaBaCK]

I agree with the OP, in all honesty even if it was made by a black rapper as opposed to a puerto rican rapper...I would think it went to far. The song is in poor taste.

 

[Cave Savage]

I agree with the OP, in all honesty even if it was made by a black rapper as opposed to a puerto rican rapper...I would think it went to far. The song is in poor taste.

yeah come to think of it, it's in REALLY poor taste, being a nonblack person and perpetuating a bunch of negative stereotypes about black people

 

[Young/Nacho\Drawz]

On the East Coast Puerto Ricans are considered one of us. I didn't learn this until I first went to Jersey. We was in Downtown Newark and the bul was like (and I quote) "Puerto Ricans are Black with straight hair". From my experience when I was was out there that's how they were treated too.

 

[Cave Savage]

On the East Coast Puerto Ricans are considered one of us. I didn't learn this until I first went to Jersey. We was in Downtown Newark and the bul was like (and I quote) "Puerto Ricans are Black with straight hair". From my experience when I was was out there that's how they were treated too.

I'm aware of that, but they're not literally considered black

And did you listen to the song?

 

[Taadow]

By the way - let me get in the Top 25 posts to say I love this song.