Ja Rule: There’s No Way Around White Kids Saying N-Word in Hip-Hop

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https://www.vladtv.com – Rapper Ja Rule has mixed feelings when it comes to white fans rapping the N-word while reciting lyrics. The Queens native who uses his fair share of the word in his lyrics said “there’s no way around it.” In an interview with DJ Vlad, the Follow the Rules reality star explained, “It’s Hip-Hop. The kids listen to Hip-Hop, they use the N-word.” Ja Rule says he doesn’t see how he can “combat this” issue with their music being played in predominately white crowds. Although Rule says he knows the hateful history behind the derogatory term, he says he doesn’t think this generation understands it. “I do try to tell my kids less on the N-word. Slow down on the N-word, but I really don’t see nothing wrong with the word as far as us using it with each other as Black people.”

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