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Andy Milonakis has thrown himself into the middle of the White Girls Mob discussion by posting a video defending V-Nasty's use of the n-word.

"Even if you have known someone for ten years you never really truly know what it's like to be in their f*cking brain," he says in a video posted on youtube. "You hear them say something and you spin it into your own little brain and you come up with your own conclusion of who they are. You can't tell someone who they are -- so quit with the f*cking judgements. And for the record I'm not from the f*cking hood, maybe that's obvious to you. Have you ever been to a hood? Every f*cking race drops the n-bomb there. And I don't co-sign it, but that's a fact of f*cking life."

One of V-Nasty's freestyles was recorded at Andy's crib. It's obvious the two have become friends, but how far is too far when it comes to defending someone or something that is offensive to so many people?

Nevertheless, the former star of MTV's The Andy Milonakis Show had more to say on the subject.

"You're dissing someone who's on your f*cking team," he continued. "You think if some racist motherf*cker came into the hood and started saying some real racist sh*t, with real intent to be racist and hurtful. You think V-Nasty wouldn't stand up for you and beat someone down for you? She is on your f*cking team and you're f*cking talking sh*t to the wrong person."

[SecondHandJets]

The sad thing is this wack bitch will get signed by someone like Soulja Boy or Odd Future.

I'm not gonna start with the whole "Who can use the n-word" shit. You already know how I feel about that.

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SecondHandJets, on 24 July 2011 - 02:05 PM, said:

The sad thing is this wack bitch will get signed by someone like Soulja Boy or Odd Future.

I'm not gonna start with the whole "Who can use the n-word" shit. You already know how I feel about that.

That's just it. She will get signed and probably make a boat load of money. That's the disgusting part about it.

[SecondHandJets]

S-Dubb, on 24 July 2011 - 02:18 PM, said:

That's just it. She will get signed and probably make a boat load of money. That's the disgusting part about it.

I don't think she should be allowed to use the n-word. Not because she's white, but because she's wack. She doesn't have enough soul to pull it off. Call me prejudice, but I think you can only say the n-word if you have some sort of hood credibility. If you're not black but you live amongst blacks, f*** blacks or have extended contacts with them and have been called the n-word by them then that's okay. If you live in Montana, the only black person you know is Chuck Norris' sidekick on Walker Texas Ranger then you don't have enough invested in blacks to pull it off. Basically, until I see proof that V Nasty is f***ing black dudes, I am offended that she's using the n-word. On the other hand, what are the chances that she's not f***ing black dudes?

[azjetfan]

There are just certain lines you don't Cross. I am not real big on living in the past but the history of the word isn't pretty. I am not saying it because she is white. I believe it is probably one of the most derogatory words you can use regaurdless of race.

[Chaos]

I don't understand what the point behind using the n-word is. It never made sense to me. Like az said, it's a word with disgusting past and it provides no value in these lyrics. Honestly, it seems as if the original meaning behind the word has truly disappeared and is being used in the mainstream to refer to a black individual. But if I go out and call Obama the n-word in the news, I cause an uproar because at that point it's racist. It's all just very ludicrous because the meaning of the word is being twisted whatever which way to fit the context that an individual wants.

SHJ, I understand what you're saying about the whole credibility thing but your arguments is for anyone referring to blacks. What happens if a white guy uses it to refer to a white guy?

[SecondHandJets]

Chaos, on 24 July 2011 - 10:51 PM, said:

I don't understand what the point behind using the n-word is. It never made sense to me. Like az said, it's a word with disgusting past and it provides no value in these lyrics. Honestly, it seems as if the original meaning behind the word has truly disappeared and is being used in the mainstream to refer to a black individual. But if I go out and call Obama the n-word in the news, I cause an uproar because at that point it's racist. It's all just very ludicrous because the meaning of the word is being twisted whatever which way to fit the context that an individual wants.

SHJ, I understand what you're saying about the whole credibility thing but your arguments is for anyone referring to blacks. What happens if a white guy uses it to refer to a white guy?

It never made sense to me to use it either, but I use it all the time. It's part of my lexicon. My friend hates when I say "Not for nothing", but I say it all the time around him and we always get into stupid debates over what it means. I try not to say it around him, but I slip up because I'm so ued to saying it, same thing with the ni99a. i grew up being called that by everyone, blacks, whites etc. It's all over all the music I listen to... it's not just going to go away. But V Nasty is just wack, so she should be punished for being a bad rapper. "No ni99a for you for one year!"

[JetsOhFive]

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