February 25, 2019
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8:59Now PlayingIn this flashback clip from 2015, Ja Rule speaks on the controversial subject of white fans of hip-hop using the n-word when singing along to the music, particularly in consideration to predominately white crowds. During the conversation, Rule is torn on the matter, saying that while he understands the significance of the history involved with the word, he doesn't believe that's how the word is interpreted today. Furthermore, he says that when the word is constantly recited during concerts with white fans in attendance, then what should the black community really expect in return? With all that said, however, he tells his children to lessen up on using the word around their white friends, while advising all white people to refrain from using the word regardless of the circumstances.
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