Discussion on Racial Language and Intimidation

You're like a hard nigga. Like, I,

y- you're like, I don't wanna fuck with you, you know?

I'm a hard nigga?

Yeah.

You-

Ice, Ice put you up to say that?

No, but like, you don't play around.

It's, it's a little intimidating.

So you scared of me?

Yeah.

And you just called me a nigga.

But you're like a chill nigga.

Why did you call me a nigga?

Well, we're all niggas here.

But I'm saying though-

He's a nigga.

You talking about I intimidate you.

Yeah.

How do I intimidate you?

'Cause you come from

Baton Rouge.

Baton Rouge. So where you from?

I'm from California.

You're from California.

Yeah.

You from where, you from where all the gang members at.

No. Actually, where I grew up, it was less than 1% Black.

So what city you from?

Newport Beach.

I never heard of it.

Yeah, it's-

But why did you just call me a nigga, though?

'Cause now I really gotta, you know, I really gotta say something about

that 'cause all my real niggas watching

on 6-0.

I'm not laughing, bro.

Okay.

I'm not laughing.

It's not, it's not funny. It's not funny.

So why you feel like you could call me that shit on camera?

So if, I'll be so wrong if I really, really chimp out?

No, it wouldn't be wrong for you to chimp out.

Crash out, not chimp out. Crash out, 'cause that's a valid, valid crash out,

what

you just did.

Yeah.

Uh, I mean, Blame calls you a nigga.

But Blame Cuban. That's like Convy calling me a nigga.

You feel me?

No, I wanna, I don't wanna get, like, chimped out on, you know?

Chimped out on?

Your words, not mine.

How I'ma chimp out on you?

Chimp out on you.

Like,

ooh, ooh, ah, ah.

Yeah, I understand. That's why, that's, that's why that Black dude almost raped

you-