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Topic	oof, Jimmy Kimmel used the N word 6 times in a video that just surfaced
Smashingpmkns 06/22/20 8:22:58 PM #37:	MFBKBass5 posted... Smashingpmkns posted... Weird Al has parodied black artists' songs his whole career and not once used the N word to my knowledge. I don't think Kimmel deserves any kind of defending tbh. Weird Al is actually talented tho so A parody is totally different than just singing along to songs you like though. Thats original content. What if I wanted to do a cover of a Kendrick song, as a white male? Is that not allowed? He made a Snoop parody with original lyrics. He wasn't just singing along. And even if he was, white artists cover black artists' songs and omit the word all the time. It's simple and easy. --- Clean Butt Crew <cite>Smashingpmkns posted [p:941096715] in oof, Jimmy... [t:78794629]...</cite> <quote>MFBKBass5 posted...</cite> <quote>Smashingpmkns posted... </cite> <quote> Weird Al has parodied black artists' songs his whole career and not once used the N word to my knowledge. I don't think Kimmel deserves any kind of defending tbh. Weird Al is actually talented tho so </quote> A parody is totally different than just singing along to songs you like though. Thats original content. What if I wanted to do a cover of a Kendrick song, as a white male? Is that not allowed? </quote> He made a Snoop parody with original lyrics. He wasn't just singing along. And even if he was, white artists cover black artists' songs and omit the word all the time. It's simple and easy. --- Clean Butt Crew</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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