Tarantino been getting a ton of flack his whole career for it tbh

OP is easily one of the worst and dumbest posters on this site lmao

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im hooting

are you white? @op

That’s a good point op. Except for the white people rapping along part. But white rappers saying it would be no different than white actors saying it

why do you want to say the n word so badly op

Reminds me of when I watched Oz and was surprised how off the cuff they be saying that s***

If an actor is told to say in a film it is to show why it should be CONDEMNED for white people to use it and why it is traumatizing to hear it from them

why do white people want to say it so bad? that's what i wanna know

Why is it ok for ktt members to be openly racist to white ppl (cacs) and there be no repercussions?

there's no such thing as anti-white racism, move it along

F*** whites

Troll thread is trolling

never seen you or heard of you in my life and yet you are apparently quite familiar with me

rent free buddy lmao

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Cacs

A white person trying to make a song from the perspective of a black person in itself is a terrible idea, let alone doing it whilst saying the n word.

faux deep thread where the answer is obvious but the op acts oblivious or thinks this is some thought provoking convo

Cause you can’t be racist towards white people only prejudice.

usually songs are written from the artist's perspective weather the content of it is fiction or non-fiction. Jack Harlow can't say it in a song then be like "nah i didn't mean it that way" like how can he explain intentions behind it? A white actor saying it is fine if there is some historical context like being a slave owner in the 1800's or a segregationist in the early 20th century