Ja Rule "Black People need to come together as an entity to figure out the N-Word"

[mrken12]

No. If we stopped using it in our Arts then the word would fall into the cracks again.

 

[DJDONTNOBODYPAYME]

I don't care what no Celebrity says Dogg. That fool got his own life to live.

Whatchu need to do is stop putting other people on a Pedestal

 

[DJDONTNOBODYPAYME]

I said "cracks".



The Education system has failed us once again

 

[IllmaticDelta]

I don't care what no Celebrity says Dogg. That fool got his own life to live.

Whatchu need to do is stop putting other people on a Pedestal

 

[mrken12]

The Education system has failed us once again

I don't care what no Celebrity says Dogg. That fool got his own life to live.

Whatchu need to do is stop putting other people on a Pedestal

fall through the cracks

 

[IllmaticDelta]

No. If we stopped using it in our Arts then the word would fall into the cracks again.

 

[DJDONTNOBODYPAYME]

Hold on, my turn

 

[DJDONTNOBODYPAYME]

It would be we got mad wicked stylez and skillz like that G. We just gotta do it real proper-like Kid

 

[Trapped]

"why would a Racist like Rap Music?" Are you serious?


The usage of the word was popularized deliberately and usually not by Our own accord.


You can't have it both ways. Labels either push an Agenda or they don't. The Jews are either pushing a narrative or they're not. Black People are under Warfare or we're not. The Education system is either close to perfect or it ain't. Black People in general are offended by others using the N-Word (regardless of context) or we not. You can't have it both ways


And I'm willing to bet my life that Reality is on my side in this matter

We all know that the music industry is corrupt - but come on - the Jews did not make a rapper use the N-word on his album. I seriously doubt that some grey-headed old guy had the guts to order a young black male - go and use this word 250 times on your album. Please. The word got popular, because rappers made it popular. You don't hear blues or jazz artists using it. The blame is on the artists themselves for allowing the word get lost in translation.

The Best F*cking Article You'll Read Today: Profanity in Rap Lyrics Since 1985 - Best Tickets Blog

Who is to blame? Will Smith was succesful and didn't have to use the word once.

 

[Trapped]

Back during the early 20th century and segregation white people still were going to blues concerts and seeing other black musicians despite hating black people in general. White people always were able to accept black people as entertainers but nothing more than that.

True, but times have changed. Plus, when I say "real racists" I mean groups like Nazis, KKK etc...

 

[DJDONTNOBODYPAYME]

What exactly is your argument?

 

[DJDONTNOBODYPAYME]

I need to know where y'all are going with this so I know how to tie this in with Black People getting offended by other races using the word. Historically, and like anytime fukkin ever

 

[IllmaticDelta]

It would be we got mad wicked stylez and skillz like that G. We just gotta do it real proper-like Kid

What fantasy world do you live in to have the nerve to say/believe the bolded?

No. If we stopped using it in our Arts then the word would fall into the cracks again.

when was the first time it somehow vanished and fell through the cracks?

You deserve a

 

[DJDONTNOBODYPAYME]

You did All of that and totally ignored the fact that the N-Word didn't become Normal or even used like that until N.W.A. came out. True there's movies and recording that have the word in them, even in the Title. But it's not the same



But you just lookin for momentum so I'll let you cook. You burnin out anyway

 

[mrken12]

True, but times have changed. Plus, when I say "real racists" I mean groups like Nazis, KKK etc...

There are some Klan affiliated people who are politicians, cops, or just regular people. Not sure what a "real" racist is. A white supremacist is a white supremacist. A lot of times they'll have contradictory beliefs. Like the infamous photo of the Klan members wearing Jordans.