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Fatman Scoop Tells Big Brother Contestants To Use The N-Word

Just one day after Tila Tequila was sent home for getting a little too racial on the set, Celebrity Big Brother has had to reprimand Hip Hop DJ Fatman Scoop for discussing the N-Word and telling his housemates it’s fine for them to use it — in certain situations.

Via Mirror:

Fatman Scoop has been given a warning by Celebrity Big Brother.

During a conversation with fellow housemate James Hill, the US star defended the use of the n-word “in certain situations”.

“Music has made it acceptable to say the word n****r,” he explained. “You cannot turn around and say to people don’t say it when you’re using it in songs.

“As we’re talking about this let’s get a little bit deeper. There are different classes of n****r. You can be like ‘hey how’s it going n****r? What’s going on?’ Then there’s like ‘You’re a f*****g n****r! God damn n****r’ – that’s racist. Real deep down south racist. It all depends on how you say it. It’s all about how you put it across.”

The US rapper then went on went to say that the racist term is sometimes applied to white people in the States.

“N****r is not a race,” he added. “I know n*****s of every nationality. The term is about the way you act and carry yourself. In America, white trash are sometimes called n*****s.”

Following the discussion, Big Brother called the star into the Diary Room to warn him about his use of the word.

“Scoop, Big Brother needs to talk to you,” a producer said. “While Big Brother understands the context of the conversation, we need to remind you of the conversation we had with you before you entered the house.

“That word will be seen as offensive to some viewers so we ask you not to refrain from using it.”

While we (sort of) understand the point he was trying to make…Fatman needs to speak for himself when he’s telling white folks to call him by racial slurs. He’s setting some of his housemates up for an epic failure…

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