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Do K-pop idols (profit) from black outrage? Rage bating in Kpop part #1

In this first video, I will ones again be addressing one of the biggest topics that is a point of contention among black K-pop fans and K-pop in general, the N word….. who is responsible for this word being perpetuated and put into music, comedy, and culture? Do I personally believe that idols are (profiting) off of black outrage? Does it make sense to tell others who aren’t black not to use a racial slur when we, (black K-pop fans) use this same word when addressing other blacks? Do black K-pop fans take the N word as seriously as they claim they do when they’ve made it all about the (race) of the person who’s saying it, rather then the word itself being an evil word no matter who says it? Did our “reclaiming” or repurposing of the N-word change the meaning and the purpose of the N-word, or is the N-word still a derogatory term used insult Black people, to call us property, and inferior humans because of the color of our skin? And lastly, I know I already made a video about this, but I had to revisit the topic for the sake of this argument that I’m making. Do K-pop idols take black K-pop fans seriously when they use a word that they claim is bad, but then tell others who are not black they can’t use it? With all that said, you can expect the video will be quite long lol but it needs to be for the purpose of explaining as in-depth as I can, my viewpoints on this entire topic and hopefully I can help you understand my views on this. And I think I might’ve repeated myself a bit in this video as well, so I do apologize for that, but I really want everything I’m saying to sync in so that you can understand clearly where my concern lies regarding black, K-pop fans, K-pop idols, and the N word itself.