If you don't want people using a word dont make a song with the word in the title.

[Crono]

But it's provocative! It gets the people going!

 

[corwin]

Good....so it's disrespectful for any white person, then, to say, write, or in any way reproduce the title of a song, which is what this so-called controversy is about.

FYI...Gwyneth Paltrow, someone who is a big fan of and has adored rap/hip-hop for years, Tweeted the title of a song, Niggas in Paris, and then gets blasted for daring to write the title of a song because she's white.)

Here's what happened:



So, a white person cannot use the title of a song, right? According to you, she can't, which is just stupid and racist.

That was it, Gwyneth tweeted it...so much bullshit over nothing once again

 

[Atomic Playboy]

To be fair, Gwyneth Paltrow has been completely out of touch with the real world for quite some time. She may not realize that people have historically used the N-word in a racially insensitive manner.

 

[QueBert]

to quote Linus from the Charlie Brown Happy Kwanzaa internet special

T.C.B. Typical Cracker Behavior.

 

[Zedtom]

People called her a Jap for years and she never got pissy about it. Then there are people who hear the word Jap and get all freaky.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=jewish+american+princess