Dua Lipa Apologizes For Using N Word in Cover

[Jed 7,716]

14 minutes ago, FrankGutz said:

lmao, i dont use it and i dont have to use it, why did yall have to be so pressed, its 20****ing18, can yall stop feeling that much rage and anger for a word? i saw the video, she didnt even said the word, she did a cover of someone who DID in fact recorded the song.

Another bs SJW wants to complain is Culture Appropriation, Black americans wants the respect they deserve, wants to be acknowledge etc..., but as soon as someone find something cool or interesting (im talking about culture appropiation not the n word) to use, say or do ike them, suddenly whoever did that is satan, worst than ****, gets dragged, called names, bla bla bla... twitter SJW are always having rants, being violent, bitter and pressedt, well im sorry i promise i wont listen your music, wont buy any clothes or do anything offensive to your already low ego.

Thank God i grew up in the 90s and hadnt to be this whinny, bitter poor soul

My step mom and all my step siblings are black and I know how they feel about it so I’m gonna use my voice for them 

[FGGrayson 9,670]

1 minute ago, Borislshere said:

Yes, They truly are bitter

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Another bs SJW wants to complain is Culture Appropriation, Black americans wants the respect they deserve, wants to be acknowledge etc..., but as soon as someone find something cool or interesting (im talking about culture appropiation not the n word) to use, say or do ike them, suddenly whoever did that is satan, worst than ****, gets dragged, called names, bla bla bla... twitter SJW are always having rants, being violent, bitter and pressedt, well im sorry i promise i wont listen your music, wont buy any clothes or do anything offensive to your already low ego.

thank God i live in Mexico and i dont have to wake up with so much anger or worry about what i like to wear, or listen, wig!

[AmericanGUY 4,609]

4 hours ago, Irrelevant said:

after a cover song she recorded a few years ago

no one is the same person they were four years ago

[FGGrayson 9,670]

Just now, Jed said:

My step mom and all my step siblings are black and I know how they feel about it so I’m gonna use my voice for them 

I mean, she didnt used it in a bad way, its not like she was into a fight using that word to disrespect someone, plus, in the times we living rn the music played in radios + the most streaming songs are rap, when u live surrounded by that and knowing that probably the 90% of the rappers use the n word in them songs and almost every america listened that song daily    there's a point when u just grow up with that specially younger generatios and they grow up thinking its just a common word used by their fave artist its not like we still living when it was used strictly to disrespect, unless ure a redneck or a nazi, yall can punch them tho they deserve it lol

[SissyFromSpace 20,884]

as a black POC, its just a dumb word. anyone could say it.

[Kleth 72]

The backlash this time was completely unnecessary to be honest  she didn't deserve this. 

[FGGrayson 9,670]

20 minutes ago, Lance said:

as a black POC, its just a dumb word. anyone could say it.

... and this is how u handle life and dont give a **** or get mad over a word

[Chic 20,830]

"If you're not ____ you don't get to decide if this offends you" is basically a Get Out of Jail Free card for being a crybaby

[Irrelevant 20,282]

DebateDaily 

[Alphaz 7,956]

I can't understand the problem for using the N word. Those things happened longgggg time ago. I guess people don't want to move on from the past. I just don't get it. I heard/saw a lot of Asian people using it for fun as well, well I never used it myself. I just don't think it was a big of a deal like most Americans make it seems. Since we hear a lot of N word in songs. Why you want to use it in songs if it's so offended if other races say it. 

[Clarence 1,444]

apology accepted. no harm done.

[blzr 1,586]

INTENTION is what should be focused upon. The intention behind a word. If you focus on the intention and not on the word itself, this sh*t won't happen. But some people are so quick to get offended they don't bother to think first.

[Drin Lon 7,875]

8 hours ago, that juju said:

I find it interesting how quickly people can forgive and overlook certain behaviors in people they prefer or look up to as opposed to forgiving similar actions when committed by those they actively dislike.

Glad she apologized, hope she's educated herself since this tone deaf cover, but nobody's perfect.

It was a cover...

[Melech 9,900]

7 hours ago, Cruzifix said:

She’s not white, though. She’s Albanian.

Albanians are white

[Drin Lon 7,875]

5 hours ago, Jed said:

So lemme ask: what does not being able to say the n word have to do with you? How much does it affect your life? Do you wanna say the word THAT badly? Would you feel comfortable singing that word in front of a room of black people? Answer all those questions before you come fore me sweetie

1)Nothing and I never say it

2)Not at all

3)Nope

4)I wouldn't feel comfortable saying that word at all but I think it's bs for a black artist to put it in his music all the time, and expect the people that are supporting/buying/going to concerts of this said artist to not sing along to it.

I took the time to answer these if you don't mind.