What's the true breakdown and meaning of "curse words" and who did the notorious "n-word" [nigga/nigger] originally refer to? Let's kill the ignorance of these two misinformed words if we can. Shall we!?

@@rheddmariea What are you talking about?

@@Moormores: Read it over again, slowly.

​@@rheddmariea Interesting... you are trying to break down the meaning of the word "curse" and the "N-word"? I am not sure if you understand your comment! The idea that someone refuses to use a curse/swear word and then reframes from using the n-word in their freestyle show a more confirmed dedication to their examination of what it means to write in this particular genre. It is in my opinion when an artist can reframe from taking an easy verse - the person listening may start to examine the person behind the song or music produced. It expands everyone's vocabulary, but it redefines what is commonly used as a filler when it is not needed, nor is it warranted. The misuse of curse/swear and the n-word despite any so-called original meaning becomes a mistake and what you start to see is a vernacular that does not truly showcase any genuine culture.

@@Moormores: Ok, ok, you went way out there and in a vicious circle at that. "Curse words" are spells that have a lot to do with magic. We were taught to write incursive at one point in time am I correct? Also, it was important that we knew how to spell words. What's your true ethnicity, do you know?