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ScHoolboy Q Retracts His Past Opinion Of White People Saying The N-Word: “I Was On Drugs”

Staxxssss by Staxxssss
February 20, 2024
in Entertainment
Reading Time: 2 mins read
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Los Angeles, CA - December 19: SCHOOLBOY Q performs at Top Dawg Entertainment's (TDE) 10th annual toy drive and concert featuring SZA, Jay Rock, YG and other TDE artists in the Nickerson Gardens housing projects on Tuesday, Dec. 19, 2023 in Los Angeles, CA. (Jason Armond / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)

ScHoolboy Q addresses a previous statement regarding the allowance of white individuals to use the N-word.

The TDE rapper shared a screenshot on X from Hanif Abdurraqib’s 2017 book “They Can’t Kill Us Until They Kill Us,” featuring a chapter titled “ScHoolboy Q wants white people to say the word ‘n-gga’ at his concerts.” In the excerpt, Abdurraqib quotes an interview where Q expressed, “When the beat drops, I’ll expect y’all to say it. It’s not like I’m asking them to go out in the world and say it, but if they paid for a show and put food on my family’s table, I’m not going to be up there saying the word alone.”

Additionally, the author/poet also mentions a 2013 concert where the artist explicitly directed the predominantly white crowd to rap the n-word during his final two songs. Alongside the screenshot, ScHoolboy Q clarified his stance on the controversial topic, writing, “I was on drugs… no I don’t.”

I was on drugs… no I don’t 😂 pic.twitter.com/B4GHUpbRfo

— ScHoolboy Q (@ScHoolboyQ) February 18, 2024

 

In a 2013 interview on The Pete Holmes Show, ScHoolboy Q expressed his acceptance of white people using the racial slur while rapping along to his songs at concerts.

“I don’t want nobody to say it outside my show,” he clarified. “I’m not telling everybody to just say it, but if you’re at my concert and the lyric comes up… I’ve said the lyric, I know [white fans] bought my albums and supported me. Why not? That don’t mean they’re racists. Obviously they’re not racist [if] they’re at my show. That racist thing is so old.”

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Essence is an entertainment journalist who has a passion for pop culture. When she’s not scrolling through social media, she’s spending her spare time catching up on the latest reality tv show.

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