May 22, 2018

 

May 22, 2018

Bro we get it ya don’t like Cole move on

 

May 23, 2018

 

May 23, 2018

Don’t be so sensitive... if you wanna get f----- in the a--- it’s between you and whoever else’s d-ck it is

 

May 23, 2018

I am tired of this Cole and Lil Pump thing. They could have kept that conversation to themselves

 

May 23, 2018

 

May 23, 2018

Im in for this cole x pump convo. Thats what needs to happen tbh. And they should put it out to the masses to k--- this whole negative vibe going around where cole fans hate pump and pump fans hate cole. Dont mean they gotta listen to the other's music, but respect it.

Also n----s need to bridge the gap between the young n----s and the vets in the game.

 

May 23, 2018

 

May 23, 2018

39 seconds to 42 seconds

 

May 23, 2018

Wow. Can't believe @WalterWhite is homophobic smh in this day n age

 

May 23, 2018

“Kung Fu Kenny” is offensive and used in horrible taste

Kendrick Peabody Pulitzer Lamar culturally appropriated Chinese culture and it is appalling. I demand he apologize for calling himself Kung Fu Kenny

 

May 23, 2018

Just cause a rapper says you can say it at a show dosent mean it's okay the context around the word and society I gave has been completely ignored cause people have a weird desire to want to use a racial slur like honestly ask yourself where that's coming from. Cause I've heard Cole call white people crack** on a couple songs but I've never wanted to say it at a show or even felt comfortable to even attempt to say it weather I'm at home byself or with anyone else around so I think you should ask yourselves where that comes from cause that's so strange to me that people are dying and being forced into slave labour in jail's as a result of racism and you can't give up saying the word at a concert. Seriously don't claim you care if your not even prepared to do that

 

May 23, 2018

I don’t wake up everyday and foam at the mouth wanting to say the N word in public. I don’t have a weird obsession with it. I’m sure most white people feel this way. But if you’re at a concert and you sing along to lyrics written by an artist you appreciate and the N word happens to be a lyric....no harm done. That’s what I’m standing by.

Context 100% matters, folks. Singing along to lyrics at a show is normal and not harmful. Getting in someone’s face and calling them the N word or casually using it in everyday convos is wrong and offensive. I do not do that. Most people don’t do that s---. Singing along with an artist you like is different than those offensive things. You can focus on fighting racism and police brutality and sticking up for the rights of everyone while at the same time realize it’s not harmful to sing along to lyrics written by an artist you like at one of their shows.

Black people are four times more likely to be arrested for white people for smoking marijuana. I think that is f---ing dumb and I’m 100% against it. Black people are more disproportionately killed by police than white people. I am against that as well.

And I think getting mad at white folks for singing along to lyrics at a concert is silly. Let’s be grown ups about this.

That’s my last post about this “controversy”

 

May 23, 2018

Yeah something did come at them the wrong way maybe that’s why they’re mad. But it could be from pain. I’m black and I believe if you ain’t black or mixed with black you shouldn’t say it. Period.

 

May 23, 2018

smh he not lying tho

 

May 23, 2018

The word n----- has been used to dehumanize black people for centuries but I'm the bad guy because I refuse to politely defend my humanity. This is all a joke for @Head Bussa. He's white; he doesn't have to deal with this s---. He called me out for making a straw man argument (which I didn't) but he's in here making false equivalencies between kong fu kenny and saying n-----. Anyway I'm done with this s---. You guys can coddle him and try to see his side but I said what I said.

 

May 23, 2018

Your saying it dosent cause any harm, you are not black. I am telling you it causes harm and is offensive as a black man and you are just refusing to accept this. This is not for you to decide. Its the same word they say when the white cops tasering us down its the same word they say when they try and call us stupid its the same word they say when they dont invite us back for a job interviews and its the same word they said when they were whipping our backs the list goes on. So if im standing in a crowd and non black people are saying the word it makes me and many other black people uncomfortable cause that word is part of something much bigger that has oppressed me and my people for centuries as it still does today.

The context is that word is a racial slur when used by non blacks and under no circumstances is it acceptable. People are suffering as a result of racism you understand this but are still arguing so hard to say a word that contributes to their pain that sounds like a weird obsession to me.

By calling it silly you are also dismissing our argument and minimalism our pain which is very typical of non black people when we try to have a conversation about our plight. You clearly dont understand how systemic racism works.

Just dont say the word and leave it at that

 

May 23, 2018

 

May 23, 2018

I Apologize

 

May 23, 2018

I usually play it safe at concerts and replace n----- with beaner, that way im covered on all bases. But I do have to pronounce it beana in case sumone just hears the hard r and tries to call me a racist and jump me