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Ridiculous
Ridiculous.
Perhaps he was black he would be overlooked. Time for black people to speak out, to remove the N word from rap music. Too many people are getting carried way singing these lyrics.
Poor kid…
If the n word should not be used than it needs to be banned from music rap ect. I hope that any person on scholarship regardless of race would be treat the same.
But if he was black and used that word, same consequence?
It's art ffs