https://www.teenvogue.com/story/victorias-secret-models-are-under-fire-for-singing-the-n-word-in-cardi-bs-bodak-yellow

I have the simple solution. It should be illegal for white people to purchase songs that feature the n-word. Problem solved.

I say Jigga in place if im rapping along. Seems like a nice solution to me.

And you don't find that childish? It's like watching a Tarantino movie on WGN with Jackson and Travolta saying "freakin'".

The outrage is stupid. If you don't want white fans don't take their money.

Yippee Ki Yay Mr Falcon

Is that what they say? Seems very WGN-ish.

And the all-time winner has got him by the fun!

Im tired of these monkey fighting snakes on this monday to friday plane

https://www.teenvogue.com/story/victorias-secret-models-are-under-fire-for-singing-the-n-word-in-cardi-bs-bodak-yellow

I have the simple solution. It should be illegal for white people to purchase songs that feature the n-word. Problem solved.

I suppose it is possible to not have people sing that word in a song if the word is not put in the song in the first place?

It's fans of a song singing along with a song they like. This is the problem when we have a shared culture but we then try to divide ourselves with only particular people "allowed" to say certain words. And I'm not advocating for white people- or anyone really- running around using that word. But this is just ginned up outrage. Because context does matter.

Imagine for a minute if Telegram Sam and Rogers Park Bryan opened an Irish themed bar called Paddy O'Douchebag's and they served a Jameson based cocktail called the "Filthy M!ck". Nas and Kirkwood walked into the bar and ordered two Filthy Micks. But Seacrest was sitting at the bar and went absolutely apeshit when he heard them and started screaming, "YOU CAN'T SAY THAT!!!!" That's kind of what this is like.

It's fans of a song singing along with a song they like. This is the problem when we have a shared culture but we then try to divide ourselves with only particular people "allowed" to say certain words. And I'm not advocating for white people- or anyone really- running around using that word. But this is just ginned up outrage. Because context does matter.

And you don't find that childish? It's like watching a Tarantino movie on WGN with Jackson and Travolta saying "freakin'".

The outrage is stupid. If you don't want white fans don't take their money.

And you don't find that childish? It's like watching a Tarantino movie on WGN with Jackson and Travolta saying "freakin'".

The outrage is stupid. If you don't want white fans don't take their money.

You think what I do is childish?

I just try not to say that word ever. If I said it every time I hear it in rap, it'd be 200 times on some days. I dunno.

If it's childish, so be it.

You think what I do is childish?

I just try not to say that word ever. If I said it every time I hear it in rap, it'd be 200 times on some days. I dunno.

If it's childish, so be it.

Just curious, Arps: What is your favorite non-rap, non R&B song? I'm guessing a classic Alice in Chains ditty.

Is this an actual outrage? Haven't seen it anywhere but here and usually this type of shit pops up on my newsfeed somewhere.

I would think most sane people can agree there's no issue with singing along to a song.

I did karaoke to Forgot About Dre to a predominantly black crowd. I just omitted the word in the song. When it was coming up I could feel the tension and I just looked up and shrugged instead of saying it and I got a good laugh. No reason to antagonize people, they would have known the context was not hateful but why risk pissing someone off?

How did "If y'all don't like me, blow me" go over?

I'd be grossly disappointed if he went bongo for Bono.

Hard to pick one. Oasis and U2 are strong candidates
But tonight I'll go with

My Way-Frank

Yup. Simplified but true. I would have made the bar Pittmike and Dolphin's Krakow Kracker Lounge though.