I use the word N!GGA

[mrken12]

How long before a certain truck driver uses rap as a scapegoat when they were saying the word way before hip-hop?

 

[OfTheCross]

You non blacks booy

angle, souple

 

[frush11]

So if a young brotha who needed to be schooled on this topic was fact to face with you and asked you to expound on you 'theory', you couldn't?
That's all I'm asking, breh. You challenged everyone to "know our history", I challenge you to share it.

The word really means king or off royalty/ nobility.

Im on my phone, so i'll post up some stuff when i get home.

 

[AAKing23]

I'll say that I use way more on here than I ever do in my day to day life, in fact I rarely curse at all in public, definitely ain't using it around non blacks when I do


But let's be real brehs, nikkas ain't gon stop sayin nikka

 

[PhonZhi]

How long before a certain truck driver uses rap as a scapegoat when they were saying the word way before hip-hop?

damn i stay on your mind. You just tagged my name 10mins ago in another thread

 

[IGSaint12]

Like i said look up the true origin off the word.

Learn your true history, brehs

Come on folks, we have countries called Nigeria, and Niger. The River Niger, and so many African names that start with the letter N.

Stop letting others distort your history and legacy.

This is some intellectual dishonesty. The same crap Kendrick was trying to peddle with his "negus" which means kings.

 

[frush11]

This is some intellectual dishonesty. The same crap Kendrick was trying to peddle with his "negus" which means kings.

Whatever, you want to believe.

I forgot, unless it comes from the mouths or institutions of White folks, then it must be bs.

 

[Supreme HD]

I hardly use the world towards other blacks in real life. nikka to me a derogatory word

 

[Big Daddy]

Serious question. If 10 black dudes are sitting there using the N word, then I come in an we all just keep talking but they have to refrain from saying it, wouldn't they just be fronting for the white man?

@ "serious question"..almost believed it too, til I read the rest

 

[Elle Driver]

I'm trying to phase it out of my vocabulary.

 

[IGSaint12]

Whatever, you want to believe.

I forgot, unless it comes from the mouths or institutions of White folks, then it must be bs.

So you're saying that the word didn't derive white people calling black people ******? Do people in Africa say nikka?

 

[Big Daddy]

I'll say that I use way more on here than I ever do in my day to day life, in fact I rarely curse at all in public, definitely ain't using it around non blacks when I do


But let's be real brehs, nikkas ain't gon stop sayin nikka

n!gga please, it could happen

 

[Big Daddy]

So that where this sh!t came from huh

 

[roxxthe96er]

@ "serious question"..almost believed it too, til I read the rest

Im serious. That happens every day, when I walk in an everyone talking playin madden or watching tv or whatever you just want everyone to shut off the N word cause I'm there? Seems like that's black folk being forced to tiptoe around whites.

 

[Big Daddy]

Whatever, you want to believe.

I forgot, unless it comes from the mouths or institutions of White folks, then it must be bs.

Wikipedia's definition



******
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This article is about the word and its history. For the colloquial variant, see nikka. For other uses, see ****** (disambiguation).

1885 illustration from Mark Twain'sAdventures of Huckleberry Finn, captioned "Misto Bradish's ******"
In the English language, ****** is an ethnic slur usually directed at black people. The word originated as a neutral term referring to people with black skin,[1] as a variation of the Spanish/Portuguese noun negro, a descendant of the Latin adjective niger ("black").[2] It was often used disparagingly, and by the mid-twentieth century, particularly in the United States, its usage became unambiguously pejorative, a racist insult. Accordingly, it began to disappear from popular culture, and its continued inclusion in classic works of literature has sparked controversy.

In the contemporary United States, using the word is taboo, and it is often replaced with theeuphemism "the N-word". "nikka", is sometimes used among African Americans as a neutral or term of endearment.