Secure Da Bag
Veteran
So Jews are forcing us to use the word nikka
Forcing? No. Incentivizing? Yes.
Rappers use the N word, but can't say "hebrew" in their lyrics
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Forcing? No. Incentivizing? Yes.
YamakaSmacker
Banned
Nobody incintivises anything accept the consumer
Hoodoo Child
The Urban Legend
That's because we don't own Hip Hop. We rent it
GPBear
The Tape Crusader
The use of the n-word in hip-hop is a book worthy subject (I’m sure it’s already been written about). I’m definitely not qualified to speak on it, but from my limited understanding, one of the first mainstream uses of it was in the song “New York, New York” by Grandmaster Flash (also the first song to use the word “bytch”).Then in the context of “N.W.A”, it was meant as a political statement to take power away from racist LAPD. To diminish its potency, while leaving the racists exposed as ultimately powerless.
Hip-hop was about the repurposing of recorded music and of language, and because it was a predominantly African-American subculture, the slur that was repossessed was the African-American slur. Meanwhile, Latinos, Jews, and other minority groups weren’t part of hip-hop and weren’t involved with repurposing language. Those cultures never went through the same process of re-claiming their ethnic slurs - or not to the extent of the African-American community. There’s certainly subcultures that have tried to also repurpose their derogatory terms to varying effects.
African-Americans have been the primary target of oppression in the United States for centuries. Other minority group’s ethnic slurs aren’t culturally engrained on the social collective unconscious as deeply as the n-word. This limited contact means they prefer to suppress the language when it comes up, because it doesn’t happen as frequently. Whereas anti-African-American rhetoric has been so prevalent in this country for so long, that it’s impossible to suppress as easily as other hate speech. And because it’s not feasible to stamp out entirely, re-claiming the word becomes one of the few options left.
Those are just my thoughts and opinions on a delicate issue, so I am likely very wrong.
Hip-hop was about the repurposing of recorded music and of language, and because it was a predominantly African-American subculture, the slur that was repossessed was the African-American slur. Meanwhile, Latinos, Jews, and other minority groups weren’t part of hip-hop and weren’t involved with repurposing language. Those cultures never went through the same process of re-claiming their ethnic slurs - or not to the extent of the African-American community. There’s certainly subcultures that have tried to also repurpose their derogatory terms to varying effects.
African-Americans have been the primary target of oppression in the United States for centuries. Other minority group’s ethnic slurs aren’t culturally engrained on the social collective unconscious as deeply as the n-word. This limited contact means they prefer to suppress the language when it comes up, because it doesn’t happen as frequently. Whereas anti-African-American rhetoric has been so prevalent in this country for so long, that it’s impossible to suppress as easily as other hate speech. And because it’s not feasible to stamp out entirely, re-claiming the word becomes one of the few options left.
Those are just my thoughts and opinions on a delicate issue, so I am likely very wrong.
tl;dr: because it’s not feasible to stamp out entirely, re-claiming the word becomes one of the few options left.
SleezyBigSlim
Banned
That's not what I'm saying, but one could make that argument that yes they are. An oppressed race of people disrespect each other in the same manner as their oppressors. Example: Masa beats his slaves and call them worthless nikkas when he gets mad. Slave gets mad at his fellow slave homey and they fall out so he says the most disrespectful thing that comes to mind which will 9 times out of 10 be things he's repeating that his cac massa has said to him and others. Its normal human behavior. Its physiological that's why I don't get upset when people say "black people always putting each other down" Oppresion has made it so we hate us and love them. Its fukked upSo Jews are forcing us to use the word nikka
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Secure Da Bag
Veteran
I want to disagree with this. But I agree with this as well. Torn...
Secure Da Bag
Veteran
Consumers don't incentivize. Producers and distributors do, but not consumers.
You're giving white people way too much power bruh. Basically you're saying we can't correct ourselves unless the "white man" does it for us. Too many of us want to coddle our own but it does us no good.
Latinos don't use "spic" as a personal pronoun the way we do. I do agree that having "Jew" and "Hebrew" censors from songs is some bullshyt.
Deep_Black_Conscious
Superstar
Jews have a lot of influence in the music industry. Key word "influence" also known as power. If we want this to change, then we need to start building our own generational dynasties via nepotism, wealth gathering, and looking out for our own people, like how every other race does. When black people start worrying about the prosperity of our own race, then we will truly "begin" progressing. We can't help everyone yet we fall for that trap every time. You think the Jews give a fukk about what is going on with black rappers? As long as they get their cut and you don't "disrespect" massah they're good. For some reason, more and more black people are on this Kum ba yah we are the world bullshyt that's doing us no favors. This is why we lack influence even in things we create because we give it away due to the mentality that I was just mentioning.
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For a people that get offended easily, if Jews didnt want the N-word used by the artists they own, it would not be in use.
Unless found on an obscure mixtape by an unsigned no name rapper.
The N word is in use because they have no problem with it..who was it that said Loud Records ceo had no problem with the N word littered songs about killing N-words but refused his artists to make a song about police brutality?
Unless found on an obscure mixtape by an unsigned no name rapper.
The N word is in use because they have no problem with it..who was it that said Loud Records ceo had no problem with the N word littered songs about killing N-words but refused his artists to make a song about police brutality?
It was a jewish rapper in the 90s who rapped about blacks being the original jews, dissing blacks who hated jews and jews who hated blacks saying both were pawns of white power had a video and everything anybody remember his name??
EDIT. FOUND IT!
EDIT. FOUND IT!
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