Kanye West has been slammed over his choice of song titles. 'N**gas In Paris', and his ode to Kim Kardashian in 'Perfect B-tch' have left many fans irate over his open usage of n--ga and b-tch, thus Kanye starts an open discussion over the controversial words...
Yeezy writes...
"I'm not tweeting to say what we need and what we don't... I just wanted to think out loud with you guys today...
I will admit that I sometimes go back an omit cursing from my records. I like to use profanity as a tool and not a crutch.
Stevie Wonder never had to use the word bitch to get his point across
I was recently questioned about the use of the word BITCH in my music and initially was offended by anyone questioning anything in my music
please excuse any and all of my grammatical errors
What if there was no profanity... What if we decided to legalise profanity in a sense? In France they play songs with cursing on the radio
quote: Excuse my French but I'm in France...
Feelings are the only facts
#FREETHOUGHT
Perhaps the words BITCH and NIGGA are now neither positive or negative. They are just potent and it depends on how the are used and by whom?
Is it ok to use bitch as long as we put BAD in front of it? Like you a BAD BITCH
If nigga is such a positive word, why do we feel so uncomfortable for white people to say it, even with a hall pass?
correction, Here's the age old question, would we refer to our mothers as bitches? Would' we call our fathers niggers or better yet NIGGAS?
Has hip hop conditioned us to accept this word? Do we love this word as much as we love the word NIGGA in an endearing way?
Even typing it in question form it's still feels harsh?
To be more specific, is it acceptable for a man to call a woman a bitch even if it's endearing?
I usually never tweet questions but I struggle with this so here goes... Is the word BITCH acceptable?"
Do you think Ye brought up some valid point or is he just talking out his a$$?
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