nigga

a mispr-nunciation of/slang for “n-gg-r.” has the exact same meaning as the word “n-gg-r” regardless of the race of the person saying it.
– “what’s up, my n-gg-!”
– “look at all those n-gg-s.”
– “n-gg-, please.”
– “n-gg-, shut your mouth!”
– “don’t trust those n-gg-s.”
n-gg- is a word which evolved from the derogative term “n-gg-r”. tupac best defined the distinction between the two.

n-gg-r- a black man with a slavery chain around his neck.

n-gg– a black man with a gold chain on his neck.
tupac defined the word
a word a white person can never say while a black person is present or they will be beat down. but they say it with fellow white people
white person a: yo n-gg-
white person b: -looks around-
white person a: there none around i checked already
white person b: well in that case, fo shizzle my nizzle n-gg-aaa.
something i would get my -ss kicked for saying.
me to black person: what up my n-gg-!
black person: you better run whiteboy!
a word used by blacks to maintain racial seperation and dwell on events over one hundred years ago.
“you ccaint say n-gg- cuz you aint black you is white and you great great great grandaddy kept my great great great grandaddy as a slave, so you need to give me yo money, dawg.
a derogatory word used by black people to retain (and exploit) their ancestors past as slaves. many blacks claim it’s a term of endearment (akin to brother, homie, etc), but in no way can it be as its root meaning is ignorance. it’s another double standard of racism in our current time.
white guy “what up n-gg-”
black guy “n-gg-?”
white guy “you know what i mean bro”
black guy “you mean i’m a n-gg-r”
white guy “nah man, it ain’t like that”
black guy punches the white guy.
black guy gets arrested for -ssault and released without charges because the white guy is accused of using racial slurs (that the black guy uses everyday in his vocabulary with his “brothers” that he has no idea if he’s actually related to).
from one black man to anothor meaning to say; homie, brotha..etc.
“wudup n-gg-”
slang term for homie, friend, buddy, etc., used primarily by african-americans but has spread to other races as well;
“‘sup my n-gg-?” “how’s it hanging my n-gg-?” “yo, n-gg- w-ssup?”

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