The Breakdown: Nigga' VS. Nigger

[buujack]

@naruto2238 nope nigger and nigga is different idiot

[metalspongebob]

Good video sir, you have expressed your opinion and addressed the effects of these derogatory terms and therefore made a significant contribution.

[metalspongebob]

@metalspongebob Sorry about that. I meant to say Mame.

[dahagotbitch]

you can't ban words

[spiceone20]

nice 

[BaldButWigged]

@spiceone20 why thank you

[Ghost572]

Nice vid

[BaldButWigged]

@Ghost572 thanks

[thegame42640]

I use the word nigga all the time! And I also use the word nigger too.

BTW I'm black. I say what I wanna say whether positive or negative.l I am a very blunt person.

[firefox8192]

baldbut wigged have u people ever heard of BLACKS LAW DICTIONARY 4th edition can college students really read, if u cand define "black"

[GreatGig1]

I don't care for either word and haven't used either one in my lifetime. Great explanation of the words. :-) Even though I don't understand why anyone would want to use either word and my skin crawls a bit when I hear them, to each their own. Who am I to say what's right or what's wrong for others?? :-)

Good to see you around again!

[crakhoBITCH]

3:25-3:40 thank you for bringing up that point

but also to add to that

what about when people us the word, this is the most common way i have heard it ne ways as just a general term for males, and as a general term, you often here it from black people or ANYONE who uses the word commonly to actually refer to caucasians and males of other races

[pastorgeorgec]

What if we would just speak life? What if our words would build up rather than tear down?

What if I just referred to you as my sister loved by G-d and precious in His eyes?

What if I walked up to you and said "I bless you today my sister"

because that is what I do

And I pray He does bless you today greatly my sister!

[BaldButWigged]

I agree with you. We need to speak positive instead of negative, and encourage others to edify our neighbors/friends.

Bless you Pastor George!

[BlackLadyDiana]

I use the word "Nigga" the word means different things to people rather dictionary definition or not|My thing is we have bigger issues in America than to worry about a word! People have nicknames that their friends call them and other people aren't allowed to call them that|As a rapper I will continue to use the word because it's my freedom of speech|I did a video similar to this and broke down how I viewed the word|Great video!

[BaldButWigged]

Thank you Diana! Yes, while there are bigger issues to tackle, it's an everyday problem people pass by. One person will complain about how they don't like the word and it's meaning while accepting it when their friends use it. It's one of those gray areas folks choose to avoid, because they're scared of what people might think if they voice their opinion. Good to see you're thoughts.

[tom8me]

You dumb fuck! Only niggers use the term nigga as an excuse. If everyone else can't call you a "nigga" and your offended by it; That means it's a bullshit term. I call my friends as black people. Not African American cause they're not born there but black. So please "nigga" hahhaha. Stop being a real fucking nigger "rapper" and stop your bullshit.

[BlackLadyDiana]

No need to become hostile towards someone's opinion||You can find more mature words to express your terms to disagree|You have a bless day| =)

[loupremo]

black people are still called negro in Mexico and Latin America. the word negro means black in Spanish. Nigger came from negro. black people now get offended when they are called negro.

[BaldButWigged]

well yes, i've heard of negro meaning black in spanish. i think it's how people use the word to give it meaning and how it's presented.

[JWiLLfoReaL]

i feel you.

[BaldButWigged]

why thank you JWill

[LifeAsSymone]

Well Well Well..look who popped up and did a video ..... where have you been........

[BaldButWigged]

i've been around. not too much on these social networking sites, like twitter, although i post maybe once a day or every other one. shoot, speaking of me, where have you been?