Schoolboy Q disagrees w/ Kendrick Lamar on the N Word!
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- In this throwback interview w/ Sana G & DC of the Sana G Morning Show, Schoolboy Q says that he wants white people to feel comfortable to rap the n-word when it comes up in his lyrics! Just the other day Kendrick Lamar checked a fan on stage who he brought up there to rap M.A.A.D. City with him...
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Q on another level... WE give words power. No matter WHAT the word.
tht ain't what he said... in a concert we having fun releasing stress. Don't say tht sht to ya friends or on the street boul u WILL get dropped...
btchass niqqa, words get deep sometimes, YOU guys have to be smart around who your talking. Remember dis for your safety
@@bl4xkrvng3r18 not once did I say I was quoting what he said. All I said is he is on another level. The rest is my observation on life in general... People who are obviously triggered by a single word needs to step back and reevaluate why they are so triggered. Most of it is media conditioning that hits you like a reflex
@@bl4xkrvng3r18 I guess my question for you is why do you allow others control how you feel just by what they say? Especially to react in a violent way. Why let other people have that control over you?
@A M lolol i don't know why but your idea made me remember this time I was at a party where this girl got completely naked. Then she proceeded to shout at all the guys why the fuck are they looking at her and to stop... that she should have the right to go completely naked without people gawking at her lmfao
Schoolboy? More like teacher.
Oh yeah check this out.
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Nice
Teacherboy
TeacherManQ
*teacHer
People forget context matters
True.
How you say a racist word determines.
The contexts is indeed very competitive
yaa no harm from black people just vibe together
@@spikediesel2489so true. As long as it’s not said with racist intent or malice and they are rapping along to a song then it doesn’t matter. It’s art. People are just singing along to the art that the artist created. That’s why I was so pissed when Kendrick called out that girl who he invited on stage to rap with him when she said it.
Respect Schoolboy Q!
Smarter than Kendrick even when he’s baked
That's fucked, dont just say the mans smarter because hes got one intelligent view
@@xrphoenix7194 very good point sir
He’s “smarter” because he’s catering to white views?
XR-Phoenix
He’s intelligent because he gives you permission to say the N word?
COld Wind hes intelligent because he knows those white people are not racist and they arent saying it with malicious racist intent they are literally repeating what you say (the rapper) so they aren’t calling anyone a nigga so its not racist so yes schoolboy qs point of view is not only smart but mature
Waiting for that groovy Q Album
He's pushing back the release date because of Mac Miller death
blue lips dropped in march and it’s amazing
@@dolfmajsterlol so funny coming back to this
Bro I love Kendrick Lamar but Q is right in this situation
Edit: I forgot I made this comment, already said it below but I no longer think or believe this
@Jasaun _yt yah
Man Q is a god
@Syfi Kendrick’s right
same
Thanks for your input, Brad.
To get someone onstage and ask them to sing your lyrics then shane them for doing what you ask? Aye each to their own
if a person doesn't want another person to say a certain word, they should not say it themselves, regardless of what ethnicity they are
Sharon Avery but you can't speak for everyone else though, it's Freedom of Speech
The very act of society not allowing a certain race to say a certain word just base off their race is racist in itself
Aqua 47 Flawless how is it it racist to ban a word created by racists. That word was created to separate black people from white people you can find it hypocrite that black people still say it but nothing wrong with banning a racist word. Some gay make certain jokes about other guys that heteros can’t make.
@@nnakaudoh well no heteros can make the joke, its a joke, just how nigga is just how people call their friends, its not an act of racism if it isnt intended to degrade a black person, and not allowing white people to say it is separating them from a common word thats in pop culture due to their skin color, ultimately being racist
Aqua 47 Flawless if we let white people use the n word some will use it to degrade and some just don’t know what is wrong to say people in my environment say certain “jokes” but those jokes keep racism alive and its sometimes offensive for me and when i say something bout that they will call me like sensitive pr something so even though some people know what they can say and what not there are still people who will use the word to degrade black men and we won’t accept that
OXYMORON was a classic must have album
James Schultz and im inclined to say that CrasH Talk is even better
This is why Q the G! Kendrick a fool for putting that girl on the spot like that
He didn't want to anger his fans, who were already riled as soon as she said the word. They continued after she quit using the slur.
@@arissa1762 Dude, he could have just said something like "it's ok, you can say it", people just got angry when he stopped her when she said it
Kendrick reacted out of peer pressure
peaches edits That doesn’t mean you become a yes man when adversity hits. That makes you a bitch and a product of your environment. Not your intellectual ability.
@@tmc_fabio846 kendrick shouldn't have been such a pussy if that's the case; he could have set an example for the crowd that it's okay because this girl clearly had no racist intent
What a nice and well spoken dude. Respect.
It ain’t about just saying the word. It’s about the intent behind saying it, the way you say it, the context of it. Respect to Q for being real and recognising this, and not just being blindly offended. Kendrick just got SCHOOLED.
Exactly what Eazy said, you can say it if you mean it with good intent as a synonym of pal or brother, the racial use is where he takes offense.
Nah see that last part he said his show. His concert his rules
Thankyou for those words! Nobody should give that word any power its fuckin 2018 we over and done with
Awild Story
Tell the Jews and Hispanics that so we can use there slurs in songs now.
@@coldwind1791 black people are the ones that put there own slurs into music
@@travisbrontide4524 because they've reclaimed it. they took its power, but when a white person uses it, it's just dating back to all of the awful history behind it. because it is a racist slur.
I can respect that white people shouldnt say it but gtfoh on calling a white fan up on stage to sing a song that you wrote and expecting her to just know what lyrics to trade out. Nah, that was a set up.
@@arissa1762 I mean a black guy was the first to purchase a slave think about that
If it's in the LYRICS of a rap song, you're not being racist
Totally different story if you say the n word outside of a rap song
You are stupid asf just dont use the word if you’re not black simple
@@Umbrvn stfu you have an Ariana grande PF
@@Umbrvn why can’t we reclaim the word. By putting such big emphasis on it, we only make it worse. If nobody cared about it then we’d have progressed a hell of a lot more. Racism is so much more than saying the n word and if we don’t realise that then we’re going in the wrong direction.
@@Umbrvn what percentage of dna counts as black then?
I agree on the first point, but you are not racist for saying it outside of reciting a rap song either. Inappropriate maybe.
I fucking love schoolboy for this. He's so real. And he's 1 million % correct! Kendrick made himself look foolish for this one I'm sorry.
Q’s in a bucket hat again this album is gonna be amazing......
"I'll build a flower for you outta cotton just to chill with you, you know I'll go the distance, you know I'm 10 toes down even if massa listening"
So everybody is just here for the Schoolboy Q album?
I’m still not gonna say it in fear of getting the shit kicked out of me by the people around me.
thank you fam
I grew up in Oakland. Moved to Pittsburgh 20 years ago and still search kmel out.
That Goyars bucket hat 🔥
It's all about the context. In many languages there are many words that could be either friendly or offensive depending on the context you say them.
I never even listened to his music but respect bro.
I remember thinking the same thing like maybe I’ll just say ninja instead lmao
I mean ion think they should be able to say it but at the same time maybe we should stop too. Personally i dont say it and i dont like people referring to me as such. We took the word back and we took the power back now let's drop the word from our vocab. I'll never be cool with you saying it and dont say it in my company but that's how I role and I let other people do it how they want to.
I mean it’s a quote. You don’t have any power over them, because it’s a song. It’s them speaking your words from your mouth. If someone reads off my rap lyrics. And raps them imma be like “that shits mine.” That can’t just change because someone’s reading it.
I agree though, you try to segregate the word. Be open to disparity which will direct more attention. And will undoubtedly be a roadblock in the future imo. They’re already limiting freedom of speech everywhere.
I’m not saying you have to accept it. I just feel dirty uttering the word in songs. Therefore I do not say it. But we have to be able to brush off words we can’t take.
Cause agitation is disenfranchised with reality.
Reminds me of black history month. We needed it because some of our heroes and feats have been forgotten. Though overtime we start to group everyone in that camp. Why don’t we study black history throughout the year? Why does it need to exist anymore?
It’s sad we have to build ourselves up from embryos to dirt and worms. Same applies here with progress. The progress we make, comes along with minor inconveniences. Not even solutions are perfect.
Maad respect for this
Kendrick Lamar Forever
Kendrick Lamar 4 Life
I love Kendrick's music but right now I'm hearing this man say sum.... Respect to Schoolboy Q for being open about it..
Honestly with the GKMC girl he shouldve came up to her and just said like "yeah dont say it" away from the mic and continued
Kendrick brought this up in Mr Morale. You can tell he took that shit in and wasn’t proud.
Where in Mr. Morale?
@@TheEMC99 Auntie Diaries. Last verse. He took accountability for his hypocrisy, when he got mad for the girl using the n word while he himself used homophobic slurs casually
respect this guy
Schoolboy with tha facts!!
All whites people’s in the comment LOL.
49:06 reminds me of this one line from a DS game I had back in the day “Starscreams the type to kill you in your sleep, Megatron would have the ball bearings to do it to your face!” - Barricade
This man is absolutely baked and he speakin way more intellectually than kendrick
I still love Kendrick. Even after that incident with the N word. But yeah Schoolboy Q is right. He put it in a song and expect people to not say it. They are not saying the N word because they are racist. They are just voting and singing along to some great writing and music. But as a white guy. I would still probably try stop myself from saying it at a concert. I am not black, so I wouldn't know how I would feel if I was at a concert and a white person did sing it next to me. So, if there is a black man or woman who is reading this. Can you tell me what your reaction would be? Or would you just know they didn't mean it in a hateful way? Or would it still be a shock? I would think it is the latter
Me personally, I wouldn't care to much, but it kinda makes me cringe when I hear white people saying it. Mainly, because I don't say the word around anyone that's not black. That's just me though. Sing along to the lyrics. Outside of that, it could be a different story.
I can see both sides though.
We're individuals at the end of the day and we all have trigger words that we don't allow, just be weary of that and make sure you don't get into preventable situations 👍🏿
What incident?
@Bigtank9401 I guess we do have certain things we all can be triggered by. But thank you for giving me an answer, man. Appreciate that
THE SONG AND THE GENRE IS INTENDED FOR BLACK PEOPLE IE AFRICAN AMERICANS. WHAT PART OF THAT DONT YOU CULTURE VULTURE BLACK CULTURE OBSESSED WEIRDOS UNDERSTAND??
Kendrick was not even mentioned
I think people should feel comfortable to say it at a Schoolboy Q concert, but not at a Kendrick concert if he says he doesn't like it. The fact that Schoolboy Q is cool with it doesn't mean Kendrick can't have different feelings about it and be respected for that.
All respect to this guy, Kendrick shoul take note
agree or disagree, if you're NOT black your not allowed to choose. its up to the artist. we know kendrick isnt cool with it but Q is.. and that fine. again, your allowed to have an opinion.. but youre not allowed to choose. theres a difference.
Kendrick is a bitch and thats a fact
You’re allowed to do whatever you want. It’s America.
*"if you're NOT black your not allowed to choose. its up to the artist."*
Then the artist should come and state his music is not for white people or doesn't want any of their support. But we all know their not going hurt their pocket like that because suburbia white kids be paying their bills.
Respect to Q
America is like a harry potter movie but Instead of Voldemort it's nigga. It's a word that defines 70% of American history. Just don't call other people that word.. In Scandinavia we had white slaves for 2000 years and had word for the white slaves ”tral” we just don't use it in songs or anything, only history class.
I still don’t wanna say the n word schoolboy
Mad respect
I wish more people thought like that, instead of being angry 24/7 about anything at this point 😂😅
I have no idea who school boy q is but after hearing this interview I'm gonna purchase his music, concerts, and show him my love when ever the opportunity is there. We have got to support people like this and push them to the forefront so that their voice is louder than the ones like Kendrick Lamar and others that throw the word racist around left and right where it's not even relevant.
Bro, Lamar is paid by Cali elite to push his racist and division agenda, Q isn’t a genius for stating that a word isn’t dangerous. Don’t hype him up when he’s signed to TDE, same label as Kendrick. Support actual rappers like Lil Durk who don’t make money out of keeping skin color in play like it matters.
This aged poorly lmao
@@summertime_magichow?
This is awesome
Kendrick is a better rapper but q is a better human.
well said
It’s not racist because it’s in a song and if you’re theyre you’re supporting a black artist like you like the music
RESPECT !!!!
I respect that but not everyone in the crowd is gonna feel the same way. I personally dont care but I have friends that would start a fight over that shit.
You need new friends than.
imagine starting a physical fight over a word not even used maliciously. unbelievably ignorant
@@henryquevlogsss2108 maybe friends was a stretch. They are more associates.
Seems dumb to get upset if someone is singing along to lyrics everyone is singing to. Don’t understand the point to ruin the show by getting offended for shit that everyone was singing.
I have read pieces on both Q's perspective as well as other black authors and creators and while I respect both arguments, I do not agree completely with one or the other. For one, the idea that at the end of the day, words are just words and we can take away the negative energy surrounding them and reclaim it in a communal space is a powerful one, and it has been used across many communities of marginalized people within just the last 20 years. It is a incredible representation of the influence these creators have as community leaders and the way they can affirm their rights and abilities.
However, anyone coming from a place of privilege (based on socioeconomic class, race, or gender) can not completely understand the emotions and experiences that some have faced when encountering such speech. Basically, no matter if your intent is nonviolent or purely in jest, it is safer to not make assumptions about what memories (good or bad) that the listener has tied to said words.
I guess what I am trying to say is that if someone who is black says they do not have a problem with you using the n-word, that is not a "pass" for all black people; they are not a representative of the entire black community who are as diverse in their values and opinions as any other group of people. Just like how if someone who is of the LGBTQ+ population says they do not mind you using the f-word, that does not give you express permission to use it in every circumstance.
My guy this a song. Q just saying he understands if you rapping his lyrics just don’t got out in street and use that word
Schoolboy q gets it i say it more than melanated people and they never get offended
Heavy white guy presence in this comment section
All the white people in the comments hyped rn lol
So is he saying OUTSIDE of his concert it isn’t okay?
nah i don’t agree i still won’t say it even if it’s a song
He never said you had to say it. He just said if you do you aren’t gonna get attacked
Ah yes, Q is in fact, one of the GOATs... imho.
When that white girl says it on his concert.
I feel like both q and kendrick can relate, but kendrick probably can't trust that people won't take this message and use it as permission to randomly say the n-word. I get it, I used to rap it cuz it was in the lyrics, but my black freinds obviously didn't like that, and I never used it outside of music, so it's not like it Needs to be said
I say brotha instead it’s the same meaning with the heavy burden of that word
👎🏾 Nah bro don’t do that. How about you don’t say it because you ain’t paying my bills or feeding my family and neither is your audience. Sounds like a true sell out. The master and his children can say whatever as long as I’m in the Big House🤦🏽♂️
He said at his concert he don’t mind
Also, to all the folks that don't want the word used at all... just let white folks say it. In no time the word will be gone, the a at the end version anyway.
And yet, I still don’t want to be called nigga by a Caucasian person, so say it at your own risk when casually talking to blacks people
Cool dude on a real note he looks pass the dumb shit and realizethat people are not trying to be racist they just trying to sing along to the lyrics of the song
No matter how you say a slur it's still a slur he recently changed his mind.
@@metoo7840 you clearly dont understand context
Respect!!! That's how is pposed to be.
When the album coming out Q
This as simple as it should be
I can see both sides to be honest.
Lol na I’m good I’ll just say something else instead, I got pretty good at it
💯💯💯
A is a real G
Q always been real
When the Kendrick stans wear themselves out and stop spamming....we have much to discuss
I agree With Kendrick
I see Caucasians loving this. Just don't say it around me IDGAF
This was completely disrespectful to the black leaders before us. Period….no matter what narrative you try to push.
So Malcom X would of white knighted for transformers and pick and choose when to call whites out for using a word they are not supposedly 'never' supposed to use?
Kendrick looks like he's been though shit
You can't be superior and be destroyed by a word it doesn't work.
Yeah Kendrick straight up baited that girl. Clearly had the thing planned out, the way they stopped. He knew exactly what was going down and he ruined a fan's day and got a power tip out of it.
I love Kendrick but yeah I feel the same way. Just a dick move to have a white fan rap a song that says the N word like 5 times right off rip and then make her ass viral for being humiliated and having the crowd scream "FUCK YOU" Like man i'd feel so disrespected, especially if that was my favorite artist and I loved their work. Like man I'm not trying to be racist, I'm trying to rap it like you do because that's the song I know and love
He high as Pluto during this interview
ATP it’s all abt appeasement. Oh I’m gonna change how I talk/rap so others feel comfortable which is profitable yes but as an artist it’s like bleaching some clothes you designed YOURSELF. Which is why when I make it I’m gonna just play all the songs I made that don’t have the n word in it so the mfs can shut up and pay me.
I don't breed/make babies the same I can get pregnant by just listening to Q's or K-Dot's music
Im with kendrick tho honestly..
This aint just a word like all the other words..
Its a gentle one. Because its meaning is very unstable.
If it has too much meaning or if it has no meaning at all, or if its racist or nah..
So honestly the girl thought the word has no meaning she didn’t even noticed she sang it.
And k dot caught up to it
It didn’t sit well with him, understandably..
🐐
Something tells me Q was the one to speak to Kendrick after tht incident
I feel like people aren’t looking at this situation from all of its perspectives. Sure Kendrick is facing criticism now for telling her not to say the word but think about how much criticisms would have faced for just letting her say it. Kendrick speaks of racism in almost all of his songs and he is a staple of the black community. If he just let her say a word that most of the black community perceive as racist then he would have taken harsh criticism from a lot of the black community for not correcting her behavior. I don’t see a situation where Kendrick could have gotten out of this without facing some sort of backlash. I think he handled it in the best way he possibly could have.
Definitely disagree be a fan but have respect , the fan should’ve skipped the word and kept it moving smh 🤦🏽♀️
Schoolboy Qoon
Well said
Isnt it racist to not let someone else say a word cuz of there race
Right...it's ironic, isnt it?
No
peaches edits yes it is
@@AuRoBoss no, it's not.
@@arissa1762 yes it is
I’m not big on his music but this is king shit
aight yall need to change this title, the question didnt have Kendricks name in. yall using his name for clickbait
What they're referring to is a white girl who got brought up on stage for Kendrick's show and she used the n word
Its just a word expecialy if your singing a song in no way you mean rasism
I remember watching video of Onyx on stage performing “Bitchassniggus” in front of a ton of white dudes that were heavy fans of the group, and were saying every line word for word. Didn’t see Sticky Fingaz or anyone beat their asses, naw they fucked with it unlike Kendrick and I listen to his music too, but c’mon man.
Dudes a legend. None of that PC bullshit.
This still pisses me off, five years later. She was just a fan who wanted to have fun and look cool, everyone there knew there was no hate in her heart, Kendrick most of all. He's the one who let her up there for that song, all signs point to him wanting this to happen so he could cut her off. We've accepted this norm that the n-word is a perfectly fine and acceptable thing to say, and you're not allowed to have any problems with someone saying it. Unless you're not black. Then the presses have to stop, then the world has to come down over it.
We're all descendant from Africans anyways. This attitude towards the word is 100% more harmful then helpful. Either it's all ok, or none of it is.
Thank you. Time to blend and become one. Enough with this bullshit
I feel like Kendrick should’ve handled it better but his response is understandable. She wasn’t a racist at all but if she truly loves and respects hip hop and the majority of people who make she shouldn’t be saying that word. If a rapper has a problem with it they should just state before the show, “ aye, my white hip hop heads I love y’all but I don’t wanna hear y’all sayin the n word.” Lmao, some white kids just don’t get it cuz they’re so detached from racism, someone needs to just explain to them why it’s not cool instead of attacking them in front of a packed arena like brooooo that’s just very dangerous to do.
Amen
USA is on some next level racism...
Not whiteys' tho'
Y'all blacks and whites lmao
"Blacks" and "Whites" that shit is racist af lmao
First World problems
The problem is, everyone perceives it differently, than people expect you to already know how they view it
He didn’t attach her seemed pretty respectful to me. He ain’t just kick her off the stage he asked the crowd what they wanted
There’s literally no reason it SHOULDNT HAVE been handled better. People realize this is a concert. Not just a get together in the ally. There’s PR teams, etc, which go into fantasizing every possible occurrence. That’s their job, and it should’ve been handled better period. He needs better pr and strategists.
You give an inch they take a mile. Either it's OK or it's not. You can't say it's OK in this situation but not this.
Who is "they"?
@@j.ceasar whos he talking about? White people. You don't give them permission to to call you a nigger in a song then be offended when they call you one in the store.
@@odinson902 Understandable
@@odinson902the intent and the context matter when it comes to using the word
@@awesomekingakathe66bro36 no it doesn't.