@@margarethmichelina5146 Not because he was raised in detroit, but because of his childhood, and his rap career. Hes the blackest white person you'll ever meet.
@@bloosix You are dumb what are you even talking about. You obviously have not grown as a human if that is how you see and judge things. You don't understand Eminem or how he feels and you never will. And that's most people's actual problem they don't put themselves in the other person's shoes while trying to make out how said they person feels because you have absolutely no idea I can tell you that right now. But nah they always do it from there own point of view. Thanks for showing that you have absolutely no human abilities though. Good for you. Peace 🕊️ Maca E'Q'Lib
@@joseparedes3692yea and no; people like “sway” have a persona to uphold (personal branding) which includes acting like a violent easily-offended…person👌
@@FAKKUYUx yeah ok... he retired and then just recently dropped an album. His retirement was long lived huh? He won’t be gone permanent, he’s just chilling with his family
it doesnt matter about his race, im black and when i met one of my asian friends he said nigga only because it was ok where he was from, the word only has power if you give it power
@@headforcosby nah 100% I agree with you my friend, you only allow words to have power. Do you mind me asking what part of Asia your friends from? Some places are grossly racist for the most part, I have a friend of mixed heritage, Chinese mother white father, looked more white but could pass for Chinese. The abuse she suffered in China was horrific, people were absolutely vile, I've heard similar stories about P.O.C. of course there's also the internment camps for people practicing Islam.
@@AcuteP4nda the ones who say it are fillipino and like new immigrants, I specifically remember we were in a call and he said it while we were all rapping a song and knowing filipino people its all in good heart.
You know .. I didn’t know about the song or really anything bout Chance .. and when I read this comment I thought u meant Chance loves Logic’s (his) wife.. and I was like wait, hold up-
Logic is a smart dude. He's capable of acknowledging that even though he IS black, he can't just go saying this word in public freely because it's too dangerous. I respect this man's way of thinking.
@Chandler Ignatowicz i am white and I agree, I would never say that word to anyone no matter the situation, however I am guilty of occasionally saying it when I'm singing along rappers music (as I've been rapping for 5 years now). I don't however use the word with any intent other than to create music
Latinos can say it due to the historical Background, the only thing that changed in the use of the word back then from the Spanish Slavers was the language
@thehandleisuseless no that's a bullshit excuse. They are not black and the word was never used for them so they don't have the same right to the word as black people do.
@@JohnCena-bt7sz And Hispanics also brought in Africans to use as slaves in Latin America. The Spanish were never called nigga, they called the slaves that word. So it's like saying that whites can use that word tbh.
Yes that’s true, As an Hispanic I use nigga very often irl, Mostly around my friends and people who are chill with it, But I don’t say it in public like restaurants non of that, I have manners, But yes you’re right on this aspect
he’s black, was raised by black people, and doesn’t use it in public settings because he knows he looks white. even though he can say it, he’s still respectful w it
@@Hgddgyr Most he would’ve done is gotten uncomfortable, Quentin Tarantino says it to his face a few times in his interview and you can see him take a few seconds to process it. Dudes a professional I highly doubt anyone would fear for their safety in an interview with him
I’m so impressed by Logic’s response. It’s so important to know when an argument isn’t worth your energy. Arguments about who should be allowed to say n***a or not are simply not worth the energy.
@@IkWeetHetOprechtNiet Logic himself seems less concerned about his right to say it or not than with the realization that it might cause pointless conflict. I can't see a reason you'd reply to my comment except to start pointless conflict... and it would be...very pointless.
You'd be surprised. The use of the word can result in careers ending even some deaths. There's alot of power behind the word and arguing against it is the only form of defense you have in using it.
@@TearyniteThere may not be enough context for my response since @I probably made you mad removed their original response to my comment. I do somewhat see the point of your response to my comment, i.e. you do think it's worth arguing for and that it's not pointless--and that's really your prerogative. For me, it's pointless...very pointless.
Tbh me personally as a black man if your using it as hey wassup then it’s cool but if your doing it just to antagonize then obviously shits not cool😂 people aren’t stupid they know the context they’re putting the word in when they say it😭💯🤝
i always thought it was weird that drake would say nigga cuz i used to think he was white, i never listened to his music or cared much for him so that prolly explained it
@@jankasen7039 I dare you to go to a black neighborhood and say it, 9/10 people that say "it's just a word" won't say that shit in front of the right people knowing they gone rock yo shit. Keep it in your neighborhood save your life g all I'ma say.
@@jankasen7039 same shit the lil homie said till somebody that didn't want him to say it knocked his ass out😂 tried to tell him. Say it with your homies in a safe environment all you want lmao just watch yo head player
He’s mentioned that even though he’s biracial he doesn’t look like drake or J cole, even mentioned that some people don’t even know j cole is biracial.
He chooses to reserve his use of it with his family and friends. My respect for Logic went up 5x. I've always felt off using Nigga casually with people I barely know too.
@Jon Hesson That is notable. Also, consider there are full blood White kids who've grown up in the 'hood and raised around Black influence since they were in diapers, sharing Popsicles n candy with their Brothers n Sisters at the aunty down the street's house.
@@antoniocaiazzo572 there is no percentage. you can still be black and use the n word with a racist and colorist undertone. its about respect. if you use it, it’s disrespectful to black people but if you use it and acknowledge what black people went through and power and severity behind the word, then if you’re close with black folk, they might see you as an equal and not an ignorant privileged asshole who abuses the n word
I dont say it at all. I got grown. I got aware. But I'm also white. Not mixed. Not raised in a black family. So I just feel like it's not my place and not a thing for me to be upset over. Some shit aint for me to do or say and that's alright. I'm gonna always have an opinion, but I also learned when and where that opinion is wanted.
@@Shay-lh3le don’t me started on the word colorist, it’s retarded as fuck it’s literally called just racism I remember someone telling me I was a colorist bc I prefer white women over black.
people need to realize that being black has different looks. hair, skin, features etc. you can have 2 black parents & you can be literally any color. LOGIC is half black & shouldnt be afraid of his own culture…
Unfortunately alot of us black people tend to gatekeep the hell out of our culture to the point where non black people can get away with whatever because they're considered black because of their personality, rather than their actual race. It's like black isn't even a race anymore. People treat it like a personality
He is not black. He is white, he may be African but he is BLACK. Black is a skin color not a hair look or features. He shouldn’t say it, y’all are the weakest links
@@mayaii1366 “black is a skin color” babe..nobody that belongs in the “black race” is actually the color black. even the darkest shades of people will always be brown. like i said before you can be a black person and not look like it based on skin, hair, or features because we can be anything. we have all shades, all hair types, all features and body types. You want to control who can say a word that initially had powerful meaning and still does especially when WE use it. get over yourself
@@mayaii1366 also, you can have a white parent and a black parent and come out lightskin or darkskin. there are no rules to this. so if a biracial person with a white and black parent is darker, they have more right to say it than the person who is lighter? make that make sense😂 you are your weakest link love
@@cardz3607 The commenter was thinking he takes up the interview and just says "I will not explain myself. I am a leader" to every question like a true sigma
One thing Terrence Howard helped me realize is that people can function normally with something missing. In this instance we are so controlled by anger towards a period of time that we don’t realize we are missing a bigger problem. If the word was negative then no one should say it. However we accept it culturally as positive yet want to gate keep who says it. Either we turn it to a positive word and let the anger go or we turn it negative and keep the same energy all across the board. However us black folks feel like something was taken from us and it has! So we hold on to what we can, if we could find a way to gain back what was lost we would be able to move on
@@juanserrano3628 I don't know where you think the English language comes from but it ant America. besides that fact, the real origin of the word comes from the Spanish word negro (which just means black)..
@@juanserrano3628call me a coward but I don’t want him saying the N word, it’s like going around and seeing Asians and calling them “yellows” because its not offensive towards YOU maybe, inno im black so u probably think im racist by saying my opinion
@@formedmilitia1880 I used to feel the same, and yeah maybe that is principally true, but if people do still get offended by it and you don't have any real reason to say it, why be an ass? Just to be contrarian?
@@IanBpa you do make a good point I will give you that I just feel people are soft and I know the meaning of the word is horrible but at the end of the day it is just a word
I didn't even realize I use to listen to logic when I was a teenager 😂🤦♂️ went on his RU-vid and his beats just unlocked memories I had before my brain was fucked from weed 😂
I remember a few years ago i was talking to this kid outside my apartment and he was like "so what are you?" And I said "mixed. Black and white" he was was like "man no you ain't. For real?" I'm like "yeah" then he says "say nigga." Lol
He’s a biracial black man. Obviously he’s “allowed” to say it. His facial features are black. You can look white and be black. Why even ask him that 🤦🏻♂️😂
@@jacobsmith7026 he's about right tho, did you ever see pics of logics dad? He's about as dark as a latino. I mean he still looks dark when standing next to his son but to be honest I bet even if logic would fall asleep on the beach for a year he'd still look like a wall painted white in a basement without windows. His dad just looks like he has a really intense tan, he's caramel black and not black black like Senegalese model khoudia diop for example. He looks more like a Bruno Mars type of situation
y'all gotta do young dro - best thang smokin while y'all at. still hot to this day and outside of king probably my favorite album from the trap explosion. swag on it is too immaculate
We as Black people arguing amongst one another and can't even figure out our problems worrying about a half black man saying nigga is the last thing we should be thinking about💀
@@streybullet3249 exactly, if your using it In a derogatory manner than yes it is racism, but the fact that black people get upset when white people say a word is beyond me😂
@@RickyMasontf What do you call something that is prejudicial on the lines of gender and sex - sexist What do you call something that is prejudicial on the lines of sexual orientation-homophobic What do you call something that is prejudicial on the lines of disabilities - ablest What do you call something that is prejudicial on the lines of race - racist It's really simple I don't know why people are trying to gaslight and act like they don't know the meaning of a word that has existed for centuries and its usually the racist people who do the gas lighting because they like being racist but don't want to be called racist but any prejudice along racial lines no matter who the giver and the recipient is is racist.
@@Who_datiz Yh a word that only black people can say why should white man give a fuck if they aren’t allowed to say one word like it’s a big deal just get on with it
I do agree it's a back and forth battle, feels like that type of thing where the more you argue either way the worse it gets so just leave it be for a while and it'll work itself out.
I mean at that point its just skin color, you can obviously tell drake is mixed but on the other hand logic is as pale as casper so he has to address it bc someone not knowing he is half black may take it the wrong way, hell I didn’t even know he was half black till a little later after i started listening to him
Right 😂😂 he need to shut his old ass up! Should’ve used that energy w Kanye and not someone who wasn’t being hostile towards him smh sway a goofball for sayin that to Logic
"there's some things you don't talk about" Can't remember exactly how he said it cuz viewing it on yt stories instead of video but that's a very nice ideal to have
Not addressing things is exactly how you get stuck in a rut. He’s too pussy to address race in his songs? Lol his entire persona used to y’all about his race and how looking white always made him have to work twice as hard in the industry
@@paulster007 You reckon am a Nazi for thinking limiting speech on certain subjects is narrow-minded? Can't know much about the Nazis if so. Best refrain from using words you don't understand love, highlights your mental handicap
