How many times said is the word "nigga" too many?

[lightbulb27]

Was supposed to be disgusting and insulting word or so I thought, but apparently, it's all cool. I heard this won a grammy, but could only stomach a few verses. Too many uses of n word in 1 minute.

I had to stop listenin' ...

What is wrong with USA... WAKE UP AMERICA?

When is someone going to write a song about sewers... that would stink less. Maybe Bruce Springsteen...

"... these stinkin sewers of Jehrsay... yahhyaaaa..."

That is way better than that crap.

Hey neighbors of the planet, I truly apologize for subjecting you to the garbage of our culture. What can we say, we are going through "tough times", so do what you have to in order to protect your citizens.

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If you watch the 'superbowl', you may get to hear the song above performed live... since it won a 'grammy award'. As such, feel free to count how many times 'nigga' is said and in what context.

Also observe if you hear the word used more colloquially thereafter. Ex.

[AviatorTom]

Like any word, "nigga" by itself is not offensive. It's the context in which it's used that makes it offensive or not. The word comes from the Latin word for the color black, a word that has been used for centuries.

[lightbulb27]

That's cool.
The problem I have is that people can repeat what they hear... think George in Sienfeld.
We will have the opportunity to hear this 'song' in the 'superbowl' soon and millions of people will hear 'niggah'. How many people are going to repeat it, possibly out of context?

This guy isn't singing about the color black, he's talking about people that have been branded like animals.

[ProbablyClueless]

Probably more than once is too many, honestly. I despise the word, and I don't think it adds much to conversations. Especially not if it's being used casually.

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[lightbulb27]

We all love you lily, may your vaccuum tubes be energized!

[AnonAndrew]

Not a big fan of the word myself, so I'd be happy if it were never used again.

[Jerre]

1 or more times

[SoJust]

I don't know