Tyler: “You could call me nigga and I wouldn’t give a fuck” Larry: “Alr bet my nigga”

@robin volpi Frfr ppl really be disrespectful man

Foreal m'y Nigga

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@mahkobi cook omg you’re so quirky

@robin volpi seriously I wish more people were this chill. maybe ask tyler for a written pass to say it lol

Tyler: “You could call me a nigga and i wouldnt give a fuck” Larry: I didnt realise you were chill like that, nigga

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Stolen comment that’s not even funny 😐

Damn 💀

Y'all be fighting for the right to say nigga more than you fight against racism

tyler isnt white, he isnt fighting to say shit LOL

We’ll make that trade

@Dustin Stacey you are putting words in my mouth dude. Nowhere did I say whole neighborhoods were shouting that to my face. I said I heard it left and right growing up thrown at me (and especially in recent tears since 2016 and 2020) which is in *the last several decades I've been alive* idgaf about celebrities like lil wayne nor do I care if you believe me or not. You're gonna believe whatever goes along w your beliefs regardless. I don't like anyone saying it period

First off, Tyler was the one fighting for it. Secondly, I advocate against it. How many Italian slurs do you know? Do you know why you don't know many or none? Most people don't know our slurs because we chose to let the words die.

This is why yt folks LOVE Tyler…. He gives “this is my black friend that says I can” energy

@Olaypimping blackie

@lllllllllll blackie

ok blackie. YTs and blackies are the same yet one is racist. LOL

@goblin look at ur pfp bro, u rlly can’t diss anyone on anything

@lllllllllll YouTuber

Saying you grew up in a different time to a guy that is 3x your age 🤦🏾‍♂️

Tu dis vrai MAMADOU

hes speaking to the younger audience

Yeah. So it still makes sense dumb dumb😭😭

@Casted_Shadows bro he wasnt born in 1840💀

That's kind of exactly the point LOL

I already knew this comment section was gonna be foul 💀

@evergreen nah

@Max Fullerton No problem, you have a good day as well dude.

@JesseKWB Woops , my bad dude. I guess I was the one being negative. Enjoy your day , my man.

@Max Fullerton I was just agreeing.

@JesseKWB Dude. Wrong place to negative.

I get what he's trying to say, and I truely appreciate his sentiment. But as it stands I don't like the word, I don't use the word, and admittedly yeah I wouldn't bat an eye at a person of color using the word vs someone who is white. Is that a double standard? Sure. But maybe some double standards aren't the worst thing in the world, not everything is clear cut. For me personally, I know that word hurts a lot of people, and I'd prefer to leave it out of my vocabulary.

@BatgirlGamer That's not what I'm suggesting. Offense isn't a choice. However, presenting that offense is a choice. And I'm not even saying people should use the word, all I'm saying is if you are offended by the word, it shouldn't matter from which race the person saying it is. It should still be offensive. Otherwise, it's racist. If someone doesn't conform to that, and doesn't get offended when someone of a specific race says it, then maybe just hide that, and pretend like you are offended. Racism isn't a choice, however, presenting it is, and it sucks when people present it.

@JesseKWB I'm not saying it's right... or that it doesn't appear racist... I don't even use the word... I'm only stating why people aren't as offended when it's someone of the same race.... no matter what is said, ("I hate you" "you suck" "you stink" "nobody loves you" "you are pretty" "you have a nice body") In the end it's up to that person to decide if they are offended, angry, happy, or want to fight after it's said... everyone CAN use the word... nobody is holding lips... be prepared to face the consequences of what is said.... This will never be a perfect world where nobody will be offended by words..

Same

The word is informed by a lot of history and context. It is different when a white person says it vs a black person because the the meaning and history behind it. Ultimately, like all words, it depends on how you use it and who you use it with. Context is everything.

@Kennadie Barbour if that's how it is, black people shouldn't say it either. Otherwise, you're being racist.

Tyler: "you could call me nigga and i wouldnt give a fuck" Larry: "ok nigga" Tyler: "slaps Larry"

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"I grew up in a different time..." N-word, you're thirty

@Samoan Suave 45 I'm in Missouri now.. it's a little different here.

@Samoan Suave 45 Same. Born in 92 and raised in the South side of the Chi. It's just like saying dude or bro. I'm definitely careful about who I say it around now. But back then, nah that wasn't a thing.

Older people tend to find it offensive and younger people don't. Did you miss the point somehow?

It makes sense with context. Compared to Larry, Tyler is pretty young (I mean Larry was born in the 30s so obviously the n word is gonna have a different meaning to him than to tyler)

let’s just hope there’s no white ppl jumping with joy thinkin everyone is like tyler💀 edit: a lot of ppl butt hurt from this 😹but idrc like

@sobertoothed tiger racism is more that definitions brodie if you feel like you should be able to sayh slur even if its degrading pr because others do so then that makes u racist

@UHA 😂😆😂

@niyah, thee creator. If were being pedantic only black slaves of today should be allowed to say the nword most peeps nowadays have never experienced anything close to the atrocities of slavery during peacetime. Especially americans and those in the uk. I dont go around saying the phrases of my religious ancestors because i didnt go through the struggle they did, nor do my irish mates say wigga or any other extremely derogatory term, because they didnt experience English racism and oppression.

@UHA you know that threatening someone is illegal right? Saying the n word is not illegal 😳

I love Tyler The Creator. He speaks very poetically. I’d never say the N word because I grew up with the thought that if you say that your racist and I mean most people that say it are probably over 99%. He is right though that we give certain words power.

The more and more I look at Tyler, the weirder and weirder his ears look

@Nicole Amy it’s never that serious

That's messed up!! And he has cute ears!! They're not small, but they're not too big either. So be nice.

Tyler’s outlook on this subject will always amaze me

Im glad someone is recognizing the double standard, because you’re either offended by a word or it’s just a word, but if you call yourself something it’s pretty hypocritical to demonize someone else who uses it.

"do you use the n word?" "Nigga?" "Narcotics. Do you do drugs? "

I so read this in Larry’s voice lmfao

lmfao 😭

HAHAHAHAHAHA SORRY

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LMAOOOOOO

The realness of this man is unearthly

I grew up in south central LA, this area is particularly known for being “hood” or ghetto. I’m Hispanic and grew up around a lot of black ppl. I’ve never had a situation where a black person told me not so say it. I will say this, in professional settings, the word is slang and doesn’t come off as a “well educated intellectual” by throwing slang. Other than that if you are not from the hood and you do not carry the “umph” (Hood dialect) to talk the talk. You will come off cringy and a wannabe. My two cents is if your environment doesn’t use it then keep it to yourself. P.s once was too comfortable saying in front of a black stranger who was more persay “more fortunate” and wasn’t hood. After I said the word I could just feel the awkwardness in how he looked at me and the vibes were all bad. Everyone grows up differently read the ppl and read the room. Although my hood side of will say with me forever I prefer to come off as respectable rather than ratchet.

I agree you can say anything as long as if I know you’re speaking in a non confrontational tone I won’t give a fuck. Words are just words only we give it meaning. Money is just paper only we give it value.

Although I would never dare use it and so I shouldn’t I have come to understand that the black community has reclaimed the word and taken it back, taken the power of it back for THEM … I get it

“Do you use the n word?” “Nigga?” “Nicotine, do you smoke?”

HAHAHAHAHAHHA

Dyin…. 🤣🤣🤣

😂😂😄

@dem0ra1 why’d you get so triggered off of one reply 💀

I use the n-word sometimes (not often at all) but I do have a n-word pass so it’s completely ok for me to use it. still can’t go around saying it all the time, it’s very disrespectful. Everyone who got a legitimate n-word pass knows when and how to use that word. When I went to the n-word course a couple years ago our teacher actually told us that: “with great power comes great responsibility” just because we are allowed to use the n-word doesn’t mean that we should. If you want to get a n-word pass yourself I just want you to know that it’s very hard. The course is one week long and there are so many rules to learn. At the end there is this big test. now if you fail this test then you’re screwed, you won’t get a second chance. Getting a n-word pass is a once in a lifetime opportunity. So you better practice hard. And remember: after getting your n-word pass, if you’re caught using it in a inappropriate way, your pass will get taken away and you ain’t ever getting it back.

No such thing as an n word pass bro please grow up

Never listened to his music but he got my respect

Lmao Tyler trolling Larry King and any baby boomers watching by saying "I grew up in a different time" I'm dead

That’s exactly how I feel. No matter who says it it will have the same meaning. It’s very annoying - but now people got me caring too

"Im not racist I have a black friend." The Black Friend:

@SnapLord Doesn’t matter who ur black friend is having one doesnt mean ur not racist💀

@SnapLord Nobody "counts" …..

Sooo tyler dorsnt count because he doesnt agree with black people ?

Things like this have prevented me from liking Tyler. He's young with a platform so his ability to critically think about shit is limited. C'est la vie.

Notice how this man seems happy all the time.

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Perfectly said. I grew up in the early 2000s in miami (one of the most diverse places in FL) and literally everyone at school of every skin color said nigga. It was literally another word for bro or dude it was never a racist word or used as an insult, the only one nobody said was the Hard R. Now with cancel culture, the baby ass gen z, Twitter, etc all have turned it into something racist. I swear some of yall wouldn't last a second in a mw2 lobby back then. People so fucking soft today

Finally someone said it🙏🏼

tyler: i grew up in a different time the host: and so did i my ni-

Bro he is speaking fax tho fr like somebody could call me hard r and I really wouldn't gaf

Nahhhhhh dis shit needs more likes 🤣

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@Tiller Phil broooooo 🤣🤣☠️

Larry: I was there dude.

despite any point of view, what Tyler said about is very true. As a Mexican, if a gringo calls me a beaner ill just laugh it off, cos its dumb that they think themselves superior by calling me names. Again, no the same use, hut within context of the words he said.

Facts, you yourself, give words power, its just like how some people say ( i love you ) to your face while texting the person they are cheating on you with at the exact same second!! Someone calls someone stupid that person has the choice of how powerful that is, is it powerful enough for that person to get assault charges some people yes some people no

Oof. As a white person I feel what Tyler’s saying about giving words power, and I also feel zero desire to say that word because I understand how it hits some people and to me it’s a matter of respecting their boundaries and personhood. I feel it ain’t my role or business to say it. Almost like using a word I don’t fully understand the meaning of. It feels tone deaf to me when white people say this and my tummy turns. Maybe that is me keeping the power and negative connotation of the word intact. But I feel…it ain’t my word to reclaim! I feel this is something for black people to say and reclaim y’all’s sense of empowerment, and it’s a chance for us white people to learn a lesson about respect and sitting back and not getting to claim everything as our own.

I don't understand how not using a word or thinking other people shouldn't use it is giving a word power. It's a matter of respect. You not using that word tells me that you respect me as a human being and my boundaries as a black person in a society that is very much anti-black, and I can respect you because of that. Now if I were to become upset and angry every time I heard a white person use the word, THAT would be giving it power because I'm letting a word affect my mood. Random people you don't know should never affect you in the first place honestly, but finding out someone you know has 0 respect for you/your history would probably make you angry and rightfully so. I think everyone tries too simplify the matter too much when it actually is already not that complex. Considering the horrific history of the word and the consequences black people still have to face because of it, it's inappropriate for non-black people to use the word, same as it would be inappropriate to make a joke about someone's dead mother, even if they had made a joke about it first.

Love the fuck out of Tyler's way of thinking dude really gets it fr

So true with what he said, people give a word power. All words hold meaning

He’s actually really smart I got much respect for tyler

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Just a man spitting out facts.

Tyler just grew on me... change the meaning of the word or stop using it at all.. the second is harder than the first. Words change meaning a lor through out history. Tyler is smart dude. End racism in a smart way. Take away the power from the word by not getting offended by it.

Larry: “We’re the same. I also grew up in a time where I would say it all the time”

HAHA SHOULD BE TOP COMMENT

LOL

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@Bolvar Fordragon 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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i love tyler, but i choose to believe that he’s joking and 100% being sarcastic

I'm gay so I've got that f-word pass. Me and my gay homies legit greet each other like "sup fags?" There's a mutual understanding, and it is kind of a double standard. I don't give a fuck who uses it tho, words are just words.

It's all about the power you give to those words. Acting mutually respectful should be the default tho, no matter who's or what's involved. Gender, race, politics, religion.. mutual respect, ppl.

You know I couldn't understand why I've never seen this man in my life and yet I recognized him. Took me awhile but I finally figured it out and he's in the Bee movie and now I think I need to contemplate some life decisions

I feel tyler so much dawg, it was (and still is) such a common slang in my hood, i’d be hypocrite if i said i’ve never used it cuz i do it a lot with my blood and closest friends, now everyone reverted it back at it’s first meaning and it offends me that it offends y’all, i don’t get it, but that’s because of my different mentality

Tyler: "I grew up in a different time." Larry was born in the 30s lmao

Back when slave masters were bumping YG

@loose change either everyone says it or Noone says it. It's inherently racist if only one race of people can say a word. The point isn't being allowed to say it, it's moving past the previous connotation of the word that is no longer commonly used. If someone is being racist, their being racist with their actions and word combinations. One single word isn't and can't be racist. Freeing the word from its horrid past won't make more people racist, it will do the opposite. There will no longer be tension or hatred surrounding it. The issue is marginalizing certain sets of people. You're being racist if you say white people can't say a word and black people can. You're not treating everyone as if they're just people, that's racist.

He is spitting absolute facts, "Its derogatory bc your skin colour isn't the same as mine" is such a fumb way of thinking, if black people can "take it back" and make it a word that isn't offensive then why can't other people.

Look at this comment section lol, you'll get the answer...

I almost thought I was the only person who has thought about that. I need to listen to more Tyler the Creator I think

They took the word back but they haven't taken its power away. Tyler is right.

If any person says it regardless of color and they truly mean it you can feel it and sense it then you would actually care.

"in what terms do you use it?" "Only when I'm black"

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@MD Taffel thats why you use british slang sthu

@moon⌁dust ִֶָ⁠𓏲࣪ facts I'm black on Mondays, white on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and Fridays and Wednesdays I'm biracial

So many of these comments almost made me laugh out loud and wake up my parents but I wanna keep reading them 😭

having certain ppl allowed to use the word is the main pillar keeping racism alive

The way I think is “it’s not my word, it’s not my language” as a white woman I don’t have a right or need to use that word. If a black person wants to use it, that’s the word that was used to harm their people. If they choose to say it, that’s their choice. It’s their language to use.

I really agree with him

“Do you use the N-word?” “Nigga?” “Nintendo. Do you play?”

Ninja

@type flex wdym what its straight forward

@ZION RICHARDSON y'all tripping😂

@GET STURDY what?

@type flex usually the finger swipe is really ineffective and a waste of time I suggest just tapping a sentence out but that’s just me and if you want to that’s fine too but I’m just saying

I feel the same way about the word

as a black person the words does not offend me but i understand why white ppl shouldn’t be saying it given the historical context. is like how girls call each other bitch but when a guy does it, it’s off putting and usually derogatory

I completely agree with him I don’t care who says it either

I agree!!! When black chicks call me Kracker I just laugh!! I can’t imagine being mad! It’s a word

Asking a non descendant of slavery this question is crazy as hell to me.

Tyler: “you could call me the n word and I wouldn’t give a f*ck” Ferb I know what we’re gonna do today

LMFAO

B3ST COMM3NT LMAO

been saying this for years, the more power you give the word the more people will use it even if you think theyll get punished eventually it will be the majority saying it and the minority trying to stop it and itll be hopeless, shit was normal when i was a kid nobody cared but media has fucked it once again

How Tyler explains it, it makes it sound like that a white guy can say it

What Tyler says in this interview is exactly right. But that doesn’t change the words history. I think nobody should say it. But like he said, there’s a doubly standard to it so it’s weird

Love Tyler, I disagree but I love the kid man 🙂

Tyler: “I grew up in a different time” Larry: “Im older than you” 👁👄👁

They grew up differnt times grewup

Lmaooooooooo right i ain't even think about that

I believe Tyler meant he grew up in a later time, where to him and those around him, n*gga was no longer an offensive term as they had claimed the term for themselves and changed the meaning into something more positive

Pretty sure he means a different time than Larry. So yeah literally

That's the point, he grew up in a different (newer) time where that word isn't derogatory like in the old times

It's interesting because one of my mom's elementary school students said the n word and in response a white girl said it asking what it meant. It was a complicated situation because she had to reach out to both families very differently. To the black child's parents she had to express that she punished him not for choosing to use that word, but for cussing at school. To the white child's parents she had to explain that the girl had no mean intention using the word because her parents were absolutely appalled. Meanwhile, gossip had spread about a white child saying the n word in her class and other parents were freaking out about their children being in a discriminatory environment. Ultimately, my mom had to send a group email to all of the parents in the class explaining the situation and expressing that no cussing from any student would be tolerated because they're in fifth grade.

He's EXACTLY RIGHT words only have power if WE ALLOW THEM TO.

Words of wisdom: we choose to be offended by what others say.

Tyler speaks facts !!

As a non-black person, I just can't think of an instance or situation where I would need to use the word to address a black person.

Ye, I also can't think of an instance where I would address someone as 'fat'. Good thing no one is using that word...

@Jay loveable nigga u trippin :)

@ZeroOne46 We’ve reclaimed it for ourselves. The reason why other races can’t use it is because of its history. We’ve changed the definition and we use it in our own way. Just like how we say simple words that are apart of AAVE like cap. To some people cap may be a hat or something that goes on top of something, but it can also be used as a liar. “That’s cap!” that’s a lie “put that cap on the bottle!” Just how the n word can be used like this. Black person to their friend: Nigga watch out. That would be used in a joking term. It shows the relationship with on another. White person to black person: nigga watch out. That is used in a prejudice way. Just because you may think of the word as something else doesn’t mean that other people think of it that way. I mean why as a non-black person would you want to use a slur, and clearly because of your lack of education on the word when used by black people, this conversation is not for you. ☺️ have a nice day and I wish you beautiful blessings.

@Baridakara Waate I think its one of those "but mooooom all the other kids get to do it/have it/listen to 'x' music" kind of thing. They want to be able to do and say whatever they want, and for nothing to be exclusive to anyone else. White people gotta have it all.

man Tyler the creator needs to teach some lessons to everyone. the time we live in now. every word may offend someone even calling someone a she can potentially offend em. he's right though. certain words gain so much power its ridiculous. i wish some aliens would take me off this planet and take me to theirs.

I agree with Tyler we continue to stigmatize it by gate keeping it. But honestly we gotta just drop the word if people can't move past the history of it, otherwise you're not really taking it back or using it to empower yourself

Exactly, I don't get why the word is still such a large thing. Growing up I never even knew it was a derogatory word

Your history was flawed

Well i'd love to say the word. It gives me the feeling that i'm one of the boys in a almost-all-black group

"Keeping the original meaning alive" best way I have ever heard it explained.

@Unplugged Games why do you want to use the word?

@Lenna I don’t live in the us 😂

@JaiSlayerxxx idk if i replied to u already but you are completely right. i remember watching a video that talked about how peaceful black women's life would be if we just disengage from ignorance & ur comment reminded me of that. they would never understand our struggle, so why explain it? thank u!

@Dayjaun WilliamsThat was never taught in any of my history classes In fact, I learned that people of African descent are in America due to slavery through American media and the internet Slavery was only taught about in regards to the Caribbean (where I'm from) So of course, I would have no idea what "nigger" meant to an American other than because of Americans

@Lenna thank you

There’s so many other things that white ppl could fight for/against for the sake of togetherness in the US. - Vilifying black people for simply existing - End discrimination of black hair styles in the work place - Giving black people the recognition they deserved for our part in pop culture & history - Teaching history as it actually happened Etc Yet this topic is what gets y’all angry.

I think it depends on the context, I understand the original meaning but it’s definitely changed over the years w rappers using it all the time. Most people don’t use it in a derogatory way and if they do you can tell for sure.

In the end, it's just a word that was invented to be used as an insult or a friendly name. It all depends on how each of us use that word. The attitude and emotions we use it to say to others. I personally still find it weird to say to others, fearing that it will offend someone. But really, it all just depends on how we all take the word as, whether as an insult or something more friendly to one and another.

Man stood his ground as a child against 2pac, he earned his right to say the word.

“I grew up in a different time” Larry: I can drink to that nigga👨🏼‍🦳

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@Caiden Dowdican hey that’s not nice🥺 I actually am I swear look 👍🏽👌🏽🙋🏽‍♂️even my emojis are black😭😭😭😭

The time larry grew up in he probably wouldve called him a nigga

Some words are defined by meaning and others are defined by context

I feel the same exact way

Tylers the type of guy to say this and when someone says it, he starts loud capping him infront of everyone

Honestly I feel the same way, but if you use the hard r... you're done🙂

ok

It’s the intent behind words that matter. And how you receive that intent that makes the difference. I think it feels different every time.

@wisdom abdul aziz I guess it depends on who you are cause truly not everybody is the same I could careless if anyone says the word because I know it doesn’t pay my bills nor effect my daily life see I’m black and feel a lot of the new generation’s get mad at the n word they do it off of the fact that it’s anger passed down through family and never really experienced the hurt that they ancestors felt some people use it to hurt other but you can tell when however a lot of the black community just likes to get made when every other race uses it even when it’s on the same friendly terms as other black folks. It is weird and you do give curtain word power

@Embryonic damn:( I’m sorry about that

@AshyWashy what group of people? im addressing everyone that watches the news. so i’m stereotyping them??? that was a very bad take .

I had a pretty bad experience with it lol, I accidentally let the word slip when I was making a joke "n-word whatttt?", and it was like in a call with some ppl I knew and they all got mad at me saying I can't say that and it's offensive but like they were all yelling at me, funny part about it, none of em were even black

This topic is sensitive but I feel no two people can keep it civil, then there’s an interesting and cool conversation to be had about it

this dude is spitin FACTS

The fact that they are bleeping out the word totally undermines his point

Tyler: “I grew up in a different time” Larry: Let me tell you about growing up in a different time

@AntsDeathmatch Inc. You're confusing being a Judaist vs being Jewish. What's more is that you're claiming I lack common sense when in fact there are genetic markers for being Jewish on DNA tests. Yeah, any race can be a Judaist, but they are not ethnically Jewish. A majority of Jews think being Jewish is predominantly a matter of ancestry and culture. Which is why I said Larry is an ethnic Jew.

@MandingoOfHaiti that makes no sense. You can be any color of the spectrum and still be a jew. You can be any race and still practice Judaism. You just need thicker skin, or more common sense... which is it?

@AntsDeathmatch Inc. You replied to my comment first, now it seems like you're backpedaling because you're afraid to admit you were wrong about this lmao. I'm not even offended, I'm educating the people out there who confuse Jews with actual caucasian people. Just because his skin is light doesn't mean he's white. He's still ethnically Jewish.

@MandingoOfHaiti don't care enough to discuss this with you. All I said was you don't need to be tan to be a jew. If that offends you then grow thicker skin.

@AntsDeathmatch Inc. Wrong, explain all the Israelites who claim to be atheist or not even practice Judaism. Larry King was the child of Jewish parents who migrated from Belarus to avoid the invasion of Nazi Germany. What's more is if you look at any official DNA test, there's always a descriptor called Ashkenazi that defines "white" Jews and separates them from middle eastern Hebrew tribe descendants. You do not need to practice Judaism to be Jewish, many Jews in America are agnostic or atheist. They are not related to the Anglo (British) whites who settled in America.

Here's the thing that baffles me you would rather have a word be offensive than letting it be seen as loving or endering you give words power just like Tyler said let that sink in your small brain for a sec

He speaking facts but of course people are going to disagree

Tbh…..he has a point!

“He’s one of the goos ones👴🏻” -how these comments are looking

Frrrrr esp that one thats like “i love tyler he gives “my black friend says i can” energy” HUHHH???

"They keeping it alive" now that's the truth

@Shakur Wright honestly tho white boys wouldn’t even wanna use that word if we just stopped using it and les it die out. but that’s not a conversation we seem to be ready for huh

i’m an agnostic, but y’all need christ fr

@Lenna w = win = good

@Samuel_eee What's a W?

@Lenna yes

I think the people who say it’s derogatory or get offended are the ones who are keeping the meaning alive

It’s funny cuz I feel the same way🤣

Same. I don't wanna be called racist for having a distaste for segregated vocabulary.

I agree with him 100%

When he said the word , exactly at the very moment i got a loud a$$ duolingo notification lmao

Larry remembering when he could use the n-word freely back in his days

Larry remembering when he came up with it.

@LJ B Your Def neither of those, if your going to hate on others beliefs 😂

@Yobi 🤍 god bless u

Y'all in the comments really making fun of a lot more people than you think you are 😭 Christians ain't the only ones who believe in a god or gods. I get that it's just a joke but you're low key disrespecting Muslims, Jewish ppl, Hindus, and plenty of other groups that all make up a lot of the world's population. The concept and practice of worshipping deities has been a part of human nature and culture for a long ass time and it has been the cause of so many wars and events in history because people of all groups just don't want to learn to respect each other's beliefs. I'm not even a religious person myself but I still that making fun someone for believing in "a man in the clouds" is somewhat ignorant. Religion is just one of those things we should probably stay away from joking about unless you're part of that group

When I am subjected to racism i never find it offensive, i just find it funny. I was taught to find it offensive but i just don't care. Edit - unless they get physical then it's another ball game.