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They get it. Hey, anyway, before we start today's video, we got to give this disclaimer. Yeah. Because we are black. White people agree to a certain way in this country and black people are creative. So we're in this country. I'm treated. I'm black and I'm treated like I'm white. Yeah, but we are in fact, black. Both my parents are black. So I'm going to use the black card in this video. Yeah, but anyway, there's this country music singer.

He's a superstar, Morgan Whalen. I listen to his music all the time. Yeah. There's one of his neighbors caught him on tape saying the N-word. But in the context of how he used it, it was not to use nothing malicious or racist. It was not to offend anybody. He was actually talking to one of his friends. They just dropped him off the buddy. I mean, the way y'all are saying he used that term is like he had somebody on chains or something.

Yeah, he was Dragoman. Yeah. He wasn't in that context, the context of that. He was joking. He was drunk. It was between him and his buddy. Yeah. I think he may have been black. I don't think he's black. I can't tell it was dark. It's still no pun intended what was dark. He could have been black.

I mean even Morgan in a tape look black. It's dark. Yes, that's what I meant. I mean, we don't. Well, I just want to say we don't know if he is black or white. I'm thinking just like I think it was black. I don't think he was black. It was 50/50.

Right. But anyway, it's dark. It wasn't used in a context to offend anybody. It was used in a context to offend anybody. He kind of used to have black people use it. Yeah. You know, black people still use that term like like the term of endearment. Like Homie was up. Madu Yeah. Like within the black culture. I mean I mean, a typical black person don't use that word like the Barack Obama's the college professors, doctors.

We don't we don't use it. I mean, sometimes I use it just for comedic effect because it just sounds funny. Black people calling each other the N-word. It don't make no sense. I mean, I'm not a big fan. I don't use it anyway. But people tend to use it on black people. Yeah, like you got your doctors yellower. You got your Barack Obama's top tier black folk. Right. Then, you know, as you come down a tree, it's a branch hanging off and it's the subsidy likes that word game ain't dead bad.

It's part of the tree. You act like it's not. It's not. Yeah, it's a part of the tree. It's like a root. Yeah, it's not a branch. I mean, that subset of culture is kind of it's not it's kind of bizarre. You ought to hear him.

How he talk to the women like hey bitch. Hey ho, you looking fine today. You got a fat ass on you girl. Yeah. Actually your sister. They actually paying the bitch a compliment? Yeah, it's not meant to be derogatory at all, but that's not black coaches subset is a little subset of a culture, you know. Yeah, but if y'all don't know who I don't talk about women like you.

I mean, I say the words from time to time, but I'm joking. It's like it just for comedic effect because it's kind of weird to walk up to a girl, say, bitch.

Yeah. Like, Hey ho, you mean I've been looking in the hood and a black dude go up to a woman he's never met.

Hey bitch, you find his hey ho ho. G.M., did you suck and dig you out in the deals.

They dig you out you just came up with. Well, they're probably sucking skite on you.

You must get a couple of times anyway.

Morgan Whalen. I was like, thank God it's not Waylon Jennings.

I'm just. But anyway, I hung myself. It was Willie Nelson. He's a damn icon. And I mean, if black people can use the word, why can't white people I mean, white people, they invented the word. Yeah. Could you imagine that creating a word that black people love so much, but you can't say it. They could use it. Shouldn't they be grandfathered in? They created a damn where white people. Y'all got a real good lawsuit.

Georgia trademark and sue all the black people. You. Because that's the only people who, like, openly use that word nowadays. I bet you take an all white person does 93 years old when they see a black person calling other people like.

Shit, don't make no sense. Yeah, but if I don't know Morgan, well, he's got to. What's that song? Whiskey Glass. Oh man, I love that song, man. Whiskey glasses. Yeah, I gotta go. I'm a singer for you. Break it down for me.

Oh, me. Pour me another drink. I won't get sucked.

I'll see you singing like bo me. Bo me. Another drink. No, I don't feel a thing. No damn. Oh and I wouldn't want to get sucked.

Yeah but you could be country music songs. I could hear the radios now. Yeah. It's coming to town. Come to Nashville. Look at me singing that no one here I'm going to get sucked off this but no one for fifty eight weeks is the thing. Snoop Dogg walking down a street with a mullet Pomi. Pour me a drink, Joe, it's no man's like poor me, pour me another drink, you know, but it's a great song.

Yeah, it's been number one for the last three weeks. And now everybody's canceling him his record deal and everybody's just want to throw him, throw him away and paint this guy. This man is a racist, which I saw the video in the context of what it was said.

He was joking with his friends.

I mean, it sounds pretty bad because he's got a country drawl and he's got a mullet.

He looks or it looks horrible from a black man's point of view. You know what I'm saying? They say there is such thing as white privilege and this and that. And I don't get it. I don't see no white privilege in it because he's totally not being racist in this. He's. Yeah. What can a white man, a white man can't say, but a black man can. Where's the equality in it here? A black man can call somebody the N-word, a white person if they use it in the right context.

Like if he said the N-word with the. And it's totally different. Totally two different meanings. Yeah. And TMZ, the neighbor recorded this. It's like really spooky and creepy that they see him going in the house when he drops the N-word and when he comes out, he's still filming. Yeah, it's the next morning. I'm like, who the hell is this creep living across the street from Morgan? Where is he taking a break? I mean, he's like he's got somebody on shifts recording his house.

Look, you got to look at like this TMZ, they make money to capitalize on people's mistakes and failures, like TMZ is like hedge funds of news media down there, that they capitalize on people's failures and mistakes. Yeah, it takes a special kind of person to do that. Yeah. Just to put things in perspective, yeah. It's crazy times we live in, man, hey, man, I mean, if he said he was sorry, I think it's genuine.

Yeah, right. But y'all just can't throw this man away like a damn used condom. I mean, there's been black celebrities. Didn't think I'll bring them back where they've beaten women. He's still got a music career. I'm not gonna drop any names. But I mean, it's just like it's a double standard. Y'all know damn good. And well, that man was not being racist when he said that, where he was drunk off his ass year where there was nothing malicious, he was joking with his friend.

You even say Graisse take that. What do you say to that punk ass. And it was like it was, it was they were joking.

Hey man. Hey, Morgan, I'm still going to listen to your music. Yeah, I'm still gonna listen to it. You know, nobody coming down on you, man, because these niggas hate not humans.

They hate knowing you may be hate. I'm still going to team music. I don't give a damn what you say. I know I never met you personally, but I know is nothing malignant about you from where you use that word malignant.

That's like cancer. Yeah. Yeah, some it did. I called the N-word by racist white people. Yeah I know when a racist, when somebody means to put fear me and make me feel like this big when I say it, there's a total difference to how you see it. Yeah. I've heard that term from a racist person just growing up in the south in Virginia. And when they say it, like when a racist person says it puts chills of your back, you know, to his music label, to everybody, cancel him, you know, damn good.

And well, you said the N-word behind closed doors. You said in public, we all have said that we're going to cancel him after he's apologized. No one damn thing work. I've done the exact same thing. Nobody's immune for what that may. Indeed. Everybody's done that. Yeah, cancer culture. But it's like it wasn't in the context of being hateful. Yeah, it wasn't. It wasn't. Pomi. Pull me, you know, the drink now.

Sometimes I think I think I'm a be the lead singer of a group. Yeah. May I just stay in the background, Gil? Gil. Yeah, let's do it. Let's do this. Coming to Nashville, some poor me pour me another drink, the drive. I've only stopped Miyo.

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