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The current social reaction to the N word is being questioned with a specific note that the year is 2026, yet Trainwreckstv maintains a stance that white people care more about the term than Black people do. While acknowledging that some Black streamers only engage with the issue because white viewers tell them to, the speaker dismisses concerns from Twitch streamers as easy talk. They admit to using the N word frequently while singing and claim that everyone is tripping over it when they are ripping that sh*t daily in their tracks. The speaker asserts that many of their white friends use the word off-stream despite public criticism, noting that they know all these guys personally and for a fact that they all rip it within their friend groups. There is a stated willingness to avoid the soft A version if friends like Ben and Drizzy were uncomfortable, which would be respecting boundaries, but the hard R is understood differently. Kick is noted as a long way to go regarding these norms, prompting the question of what is actually going on over there and who cares. The speaker suggests they may come from a different time or that it is simply a new day and age, leaving the confusion about why everyone is doing this thing unresolved.

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Silvestre@silvestre

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The current social reaction to the N word is being questioned with a specific note that the year is 2026, yet Trainwreckstv maintains a stance that white people care more about the term than Black people do. While acknowledging that some Black streamers only engage with the issue because white viewers tell them to, the speaker dismisses concerns from Twitch streamers as easy talk. They admit to using the N word frequently while singing and claim that everyone is tripping over it when they are ripping that sh*t daily in their tracks. The speaker asserts that many of their white friends use the word off-stream despite public criticism, noting that they know all these guys personally and for a fact that they all rip it within their friend groups. There is a stated willingness to avoid the soft A version if friends like Ben and Drizzy were uncomfortable, which would be respecting boundaries, but the hard R is understood differently. Kick is noted as a long way to go regarding these norms, prompting the question of what is actually going on over there and who cares. The speaker suggests they may come from a different time or that it is simply a new day and age, leaving the confusion about why everyone is doing this thing unresolved.

1mo