Showing posts with label Nigger. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nigger. Show all posts


I came across some videos on YouTube that made me think about the world we live in, black culture, and its music. My roommate Alex (who is white) was laughing hysterically at a video made by the wonderful writers at Saturday Night Live. Alex and I pretty much share the same views on everything that goes on in the world. We laugh at the same jokes and part of our day consists of watching Comedy Central and YouTube. It is kind of awkward watching a Katt Williams special with him because of the excessive use of the "N" word; but Katt keeps it real with everybody, so it didn't really bother me that much. Alex is also a big fan of Dave Chappelle, which is cool, but also made me think: does he go around quoting it like I do or does he say it in his head, and why does it appeal to him? I just never thought about it from the other perspective before (and I want to know what that is). 

Anyway, this was all in the back of my mind until he said, "Brandon, you have to see this video". I got off the couch and looked at the video, and this is what I saw...



I actually got a chuckle out of it, but then I thought: 
This is what we are calling hip-hop and people have every right to mock it. I take a lot of pride in [HIP-HOP] music. But as proven by the video, all you need is T-Pain on a hook and the record is a hit. I felt embarrassed for hip-hop. It was like Alex was saying: HAHA...SNL is making fun of the music you listen to. It's a shame that the formula to a hit record is: to make a stupid hook talking about nothing important, and say the word motherf*cker and b*ch all through the lyrics, and people will support it. Hip-hop has become a joke.

I have also subscribed to collegehumor on YouTube and I saw this video today...



Was that really necessary??? Yeah, it was supposed to be funny, but could it have been just as funny without using the "N" word? (Again, I can only speak from my perspective) But as a group of [mostly] white guys is it right to put that out there for your mostly white audience to laugh at, and immitate? I was moderately offended by this video, but again this is the way hip-hop is portrayed and I can't be mad at collegehumor for that.

My questions to you are do I need to lighten up or are you agreement with me? 

If you are white, what is your perspective on these type of videos and black comedy, (such as Katt Williams, Dave Chappelle) and if it is funny to you explain why?

I just wanted to say that this is just my point of view and I have the same amount of respect for a white person as I do for a black person; I'm just trying to get some insight on why some white people think these things are funny. Why is it OK for white people to imitate blacks (slang, dress, etc) and say the "N" word? 

I have two more videos I want to show and you can take it however you want to. My intent for this blog is not to bash white people, because its not right to blame a whole race for something that a couple thousand people are doing (that last part of my sentence might have went over your head).



After seeing this, 3 white guys went in a car and repeated the same exact words as seen in this video. The video got taken off YouTube after months of flagging. Is it right for these guys to do that? Absolutely not. They were loosely throwing the "N" word around in the car like it was no-one's business, and had the nerve to put it up on YouTube.  I wish it was up there now, just to show you what I'm talking about, but I can't because YouTube was forced to take it down.

The last video is just Chris Rock's opinion on white people saying the "N" word




Make sure you respond to the questions or tell me what you think. Peace.
(and oh yeah...I know I haven't blogged in a while, I've just been too busy. But I do have some other things that I want to post... so stay tuned.)



Public Enemy released their seminal album, "It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back" in 1988.

I was two years old.

Now, 20 years later, we are on the cusp of seeing a black man elected President of the United States of America.

And things are starting to get ugly.

Old folks have been shook from the start. They have too many memories, too many scars.
We dismissed them. Said they were living in the past, that America has changed, that we are a different country.

I said it two weeks ago to my Grandfather who actually supports McCain. He said just watch, if Obama keeps on winning you will see what America really is.

At McCain rallies these days it is not uncommon to hear shouts of "Treason", "Terrorist", and "Kill Him" directed at Barack Obama.

And that's just the crowd.

Speakers have referred to Barack Obama by his middle name "Hussein" and keep calling him a liar and questioning his character and not his policies.

"That One" according to Cindy McCain tried to kill her son in Iraq.

"That One" according to Frank Keating ought to admit he was a guy on the street who used cocaine.

"That One" according to Sarah Palin has been "palling around with terrorists".

And "That One" is winning in the poles, and every day becomes closer to becoming President, and this is making a lot of people angry.

I mean really pissed off.

I mean they just might have to kill that crack head terrorist Muslim thug nigger Hussein Obama.

And the fact that the above sentence should be a clear example of hyperbole but isn't - sends a chill down my spine.

And the fact that the McCain campaign isn't denouncing this rhetoric and plans by their own admission to increase these negative and hateful attacks makes the chill even colder.

Hahah...wats really good Art Star pham!?

It's about to get real later on in this post.

However first if you have a chance check out the 1987 movie Wall Street.

For now listen to this speech about greed being good

Another character in the movie says, "I don't go to sleep with no whore and I don't wake up with no whore. That's how I live with myself. I don't know how you do it."

I know many people are, in the words of Black Thought, "paper chase motivated". But when do we draw the line between making money and sleeping with whores.

It seems like Nas has drawn the line by NOT naming his new album Nigger

I was ready to kick down something when I heard Be A Nigger Too. Had cats from high school calling me wanting to know how I felt. Thought Nas was about to do something, start some riots, confuse the hell out of white people.

Even Alicia Keys had his back.

But alas Walmart and the forces that be caused Nas to change his opinion. Or maybe he just felt like he might become an irresponsible black person.

Still, when there is ignorant shit like this in the world, I can't help but wish that Nas was still dropping an album called Nigger.

Or maybe I'm just ignorant and what he is really trying to say is Negus

Or maybe we just all eventually find that whore.


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