Kendrick Lamar recently had to check a white fan after she got onstage and performed his song, failing to censor the word "n*gga" … multiple times.
Following that incident, Oregon rapper Aminé's NPR Tiny Desk Concert resurfaced because, well, words he said during it are apt.
From now on, I need all rappers to CHECK their crowds like @heyamine did here. pic.twitter.com/NHjwFN38PH— THE HOOD ORACLE (@MADBLACKTHOT) May 22, 2018
EVERYTIME pic.twitter.com/ZGBL5IjCdl— THE HOOD ORACLE (@MADBLACKTHOT) May 22, 2018
Dassit!
In the 2017 concert, Aminé did a mashup of his hit singles "Spice Girl" and "Caroline." "Caroline" is rife with the N-word, but in this particular performance, he remixed the line "Killa, Westside n*gga" line with "Killa, if you ain't black, don't say it!"
The video has racked up almost 1.5 million views on YouTube. On Twitter, users agreed that it's about time more rappers follow suit with similar disclaimers. Aminé's line put it plainly, and it goes for all non-black people.
I swear white people go to rap shows JUST to use the N word and it drives me nuts that I don’t have more hands to throw pic.twitter.com/prcocfPuKz— Isaiah João (@WavyZay00) May 22, 2018
non black*— m ♡ (@diegostrikru) May 22, 2018
When he checked them at Coachella for saying the n-word— It don't + up (@yous_a_whore) May 22, 2018
I really like this because he specifically says "not black" instead of "white". Too many non-black POCs that think they're in the clear to say it— Nicolasa Megaplaza (@not_1257) May 22, 2018
Check out Aminé's full concert below: