I remembered when I was younger no body used it , and when it was used people looked down at you for using such a heavy word . But nowadays everyone uses it, my friends (majority) use it as well and I still sometimes cringe at it’s use – esp on that song “My…..

its used to causally that when i see celebs get caught using it (not just JB) im not shocked.

So to you, is the use of the N word still a big thing nowadays?

Please try to respect other people's opinions, if its offensive just report

Originally posted by Mezter Here we go again

I think only native english speakers who grew up learning that it's a terrible word think so
which isn't my case, see, the "n-word" seems to be happening in Brazil and I LITERALLY just heard a "song" with it on the TV, the reason for the song is complicated
all my friends have been calling each other "n-word" and it's pretty normal to us

The version of the word Justin used should never be said. The other version I'm iffy on.

Originally posted by SupahBass05 The version of the word Justin used should never be said. The other version I'm iffy on.

Originally posted by SupahBass05 The version of the word Justin used should never be said. The other version I'm iffy on.

Originally posted by RatedG² ddd it's the same word

There's an obvious difference though.

Originally posted by BudBud what happened last time sis ?

Originally posted by AnimalLove I don't think so. Its like f*g.. everyone uses it. And it really has lost its bad connotation, at least to me.

Originally posted by St. Charles Depends. Are we talking -er or -a?

Originally posted by VyktorJonas I think only native english speakers who grew up learning that it's a terrible word think so which isn't my case, see, the "n-word" seems to be happening in Brazil and I LITERALLY just heard a "song" with it on the TV, the reason for the song is complicated all my friends have been calling each other "n-word" and it's pretty normal to us

Originally posted by AnginaWilliams Are you Black?