These threads got me tripped out Is this some new age shyt or something
We called each other nikka all day but ******, when did this happen
We called each other nikka all day but ******, when did this happen
Yo at what point did black people start casually calling each other N***er
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To be fair. N!gga or N!gger is pretty much the fukking same. I wish black people would stop calling each other the N word.
Ol’Otis
The Picasso of the Ghetto
idk but i've been seeing it more and more
especially on twitter
especially on twitter
Brandon M.
City of Angels
when rap music started
Citi Trends
aka milobased
Ask @dj-method-x he was a trendsetter for it
Jesus Bhrist
All Star
Mental illness is real
what were are witnessing is the masses of black people psychologically dissociating & separating themselves from their blackness from years of trauma
The black psyche has been commandeered & expropriated by the dominant society & now we are mirroring our oppressors, notice nikka is supposed to be "uplifting" and a term of endearment so why the sudden usage of the more derogatory & oppressive version?
what were are witnessing is the masses of black people psychologically dissociating & separating themselves from their blackness from years of trauma
The black psyche has been commandeered & expropriated by the dominant society & now we are mirroring our oppressors, notice nikka is supposed to be "uplifting" and a term of endearment so why the sudden usage of the more derogatory & oppressive version?
No it isn't, I wish people would stop saying this. They're two different words. You can find "nikka" offensive but it doesn't carry the same weight as the hard "er"
606onit
Superstar
when GOLF/Odd Future started to become wavy. They started really re-claiming that term 
Ya' Cousin Cleon
OG COUCH CORNER HUSTLA
It's really not the same, but I do agree with your last sentence
the hard "er" is not the same. i have never heard any of my people use the "er". only other races that want to be derogatory.
i agree with the second part of your statement and i very rarely say that word anymore, usually when i forget that i am trying not to use it. not on a crusade or some holier than thou thing though. and i have never asked any friends to stop using it.
History and context.
