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Lord Jamar: F****t Isn't Always Used As a Term for Gay People
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December 2, 2015
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16:29Now PlayingEarlier this year Azealia Banks came under fire for calling a flight attendant a "f***ing f****t," which Lord Jamar shared his thoughts on during a recent interview with VladTV. When asked about the situation, the Brand Nubian emcee told us that the term "f****t" isn't always meant as a gay slur, and he clarified that he doesn't think that Azealia was using the term in that way.
During the conversation Lord Jamar also spoke about Brand Nubian getting flack from GLAAD over song, "Punks Jump Up to Get Beat Down," which features Sadat X rapping, "Though I can freak, fly, flow, f*** up a f****t/ Don't understand their ways, I ain't down with gays." Lord Jamar was adamant when he told us that Sadat didn't mean the term "f****t" in a negative way, and he explained that if you study the lyrics you will see his point.
Check out more of what Lord Jamar had to say in the above clip, including his thoughts on Internet celebrities and more.
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