White Girl Mob V-Nasty Says She Will Stop Using The N-Word

A guardian angel must have came down from heaven and slapped some sense in to Oakland rapper V-Nasty before someone else does.

In a recent video released by Persona Magazine, (white girl rapper) V-Nasty, who has been under fire for her use of the N-word, spoke with Oakland rapper Mistah F.A.B. and expressed how her upbringing in Oakland led her to believe using the N-word was acceptable, but due to the backlash aimed at herself and White Girl Mob member Kreayshawn, she has learned that using the word isn’t acceptable in other places.

“I’m even thinking about giving up [saying the n-word],” she says in the video.

“I’m not faking [when I say it]…It’s diversity…It’s crazy because I’ll be with my partners doing my everyday thing, but now, everybody’s making it known, like, ‘Oh, she said the n-word and she’s white.’

Now, I’m seeing that it’s different other places, so when I’m in the hood with my best friend…I shouldn’t even being thinking about that Shyte.

They the ones making me think about that Shyte, bruh. I wasn’t raised off no colors or nothing, bruh…I ain’t racist.”

We don’t know how they do in Oakland but white people using the N-Word isn’t cool. DJ Khaled and Fat Joe can get a pass but not V-Nasty and Kreayshawn.

And quit taking up for her, Mistah F.A.B.

Watch what V-Nasty and F.A.B. had to say about the issue below.

Rapper Trina is speaking on a what’s been a recent hot topic, white rappers that use the n-word in their rhymes.

As previously reported, the internet was in an uproar after white femcee V-Nasty released a video where she proudly used the word to refer to herself and her friends.

Her affiliate and white girl mob member Kreayshawn has also been catching flack for the same thing.

Now in an in a new interview, Trina’s speaking on the subject and blowing it off.

According to the ‘baddest’ it’s not a big deal, just a matter of respect.

“I don’t see what the big deal about it is,” she tells BET. “It’s a matter of respect, if you’re not being disrespectful, if you’re not doing it in a racist way…I’m not really the person that care’s too much about all that.”

 

She also adds that there are much more important issues at hand.

“It’s so much more serious stuff going on in life. Let’s worry about voting for Barack Obama for president again. I don’t think the N-word is such a big deal, we’ve been saying it for years, decades, white, blacks, Hispanic, Jamaican, Haitian, Chinese whatever. It is what it is, we didn’t create it, we didn’t start it and we’re not going to be the last to say it. It’s going to continue on and on and on so we just need to focus on what’s important.”

Unfortunately for fans of decent or at least playback worthy music, Gucci Mane is continuing with plans to release an album with White Girl mob member V-Nasty.

As previously reported, Gucc released the first track from their BAYTL album titled “Whip Appeal.”

Now HipHopNMore’s gotten their hands on the project’s tracklisting and cover art, check it out below.

1. Whip Appeal (Feat. P2theLA)

2. Loaded (Feat. Mr. Fab)

3. Let’s Get Faded

4. White Girl

5. Push Ups (Feat. Slim Dunkin)

6. Food Plug (Feat. Berner)

7. Out My Circle

8. Hate Me Some More

9. Millions Every Month

10. Fill My Shoes

11. Fawk You (Feat. Slim Dunkin)

12. Sick Swag

BAYTL is due in stores December 13.

V-Nasty Responds To Using The N-Word

Kreayshawn’s White Girl Mob member V-Nasty, who has been criticized for using the “N-Word” since Kreayshawn’s rise to fame, obvious don’t care what you N-Words have to say, she’s not going to stop using it.

In a Youtube view released today, V-Nasty, who in her own words is “the realest out right now,” says, “On some real n*gga Shyte…y’all muthaFawkas ain’t never walked in my shoes, bruh. Y’all ain’t never seen where I came from.”

“That Shyte be hella fake, muthaFawkas always asking Kreayshawn, ‘Why you gotta say n*gga?’ Is n*gga a Fawking race? Am I offending people? Am I saying it in a disrespectful type of way?”

This white girl can’t be serious. Just watch the video.

Kreayshawn speaks on V-Nasty

Kreayshawn is speaking out on her “White Girl Mob” affiliate V-Nasty who’s been causing controversy by using the n-word in her rhymes. As previously reported V-Nasty released a video slamming critics who take offense to her use of the slang word.

According to V-Nasty, people have “no idea” what she’s been through and the word should not be limited to one race.

“On some real n*gga Shyte…y’all muthaFawkas ain’t never walked in my shoes, bruh. Y’all ain’t never seen where I came from…That Shyte be hella fake, muthaFawkas always asking Kreayshawn, ‘Why you gotta say n*gga?’ Is n*gga a Fawking race? Am I offending people? Am I saying it in a disrespectful type of way?”

Now after being bombarded in interviews with questions about it, Kreayshawn has taken to her blog to speak out and wants people to seperate her from her much more vocal counterpart.

Speaking on V-Nasty she writes,

“Especially the thing with people gettin’ me mixed up with V-Nasty and HER use of the N-word. It has taken a huge toll on what I been trying to do and what I been trying to push. I hope soon people will see the difference between us even though we are still close friends doesn’t mean I use it too or defend it in anyway. The media and blogs have taken the control right out of my hands on that one…”

Check out the “Gucci Gucci” rapper’s rant in full below.

“Blah blah blah. Yeah I’m that “White Rapper” chick everyone is talking about these days. I always used the internet but, I never thought I’d see the day the internet uses me. People are using me to listen to, enjoy, fantasize over, imitate, celebrate and even start political conflict. Oh how the days have changed. But, as a real person it just kinda amazes me. People always ask me if this was something I ever dreamed of one day. Well in my mind, I dreamed of being a happy socialite that everyone wanted to hang out with. If anything I am well on my way to that. My creative-ness was something I only shared with my friends at the time and to see it blow up and to even be nominated for Best New Artists for the VMA’s this year is a blessing. Friends knew I would be something “different” I even had a few that bet on their lives I would be famous one day.

As early as it is in this ‘Kreay Game I just wish everyone was educated on my REAL background instead of listenin’ to fake bloggers or whatever people conjure up in their own lonely minds. I am a artist that has made art in 93847539 different kinds of mediums. I just wanna share it all with everyone OK!? No big deal right?

Especially the thing with people gettin’ me mixed up with V-Nasty and HER use of the N-word. It has taken a huge toll on what I been trying to do and what I been trying to push. I hope soon people will see the difference between us even though we are still close friends doesn’t mean I use it too or defend it in anyway. The media and blogs have taken the control right out of my hands on that one..

As for making music.. I been so busy with press and traveling.. I think I’ve clocked in at least 100 different interviews. I haven’t even had time to get to makin’ more music.. or pixel art.. film my friends or even wipe my A$$ correctly sometimes. But, I’m home right now watching my cat sleep. She’s so cute. ANYWAYS, I dont know where I was going with the bloggin’ but, I decided to say something. I am falling in love everyday with all my fans and people who support Kreayshawn and for the people who surround me and know how hard it is juggling friends, family, music, media, disses, lies, work, shows and the lack of time to just sit down and write things down and draw. I have been enjoying every moment of my new life and I think about where I was last year and some of you might even remember.. Sittin’ in my room in East oakland living with my grandpa and ustreaming while me and all my homegirls smoke weed and spazz out.

Nonetheless.. I love y’all and Fawk all the hatin @ss h0es. I got more art to make and more moves to make before you can sit here and title me as anything. One day you guys will die laughing that you used to call me ‘The White Girl Rapper’ I will prove to be something bigger and more bad-A$$ then that.

– Young Kreayshawnti

V-Nasty has yet to respond.