Priddy Ugly, the talented rapper, has recently opened up about his decision to distance himself from using the N-word, especially in his collaboration with Majita.
Despite the success of his latest album, Dust, Priddy Ugly is taking a stand against the casual use of this controversial term.
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Known for his creative wordplay and lyrical prowess, Priddy Ugly has garnered a significant following and received praise for his musical abilities. However, he believes that it is essential to be mindful of the impact and historical context of certain words.
In an effort to bring the focus back to his South African roots, Priddy Ugly has made a conscious decision to replace the term ‘niggahs’ in his songs with ‘majita.’ By doing so, he aims to create a sense of familiarity and relatability for his listeners.
Started replacing the word ‘niggahs’ in my songs with ‘majita’ just to bring it back home abit.
Still might use the n-word here & there, but generally just trying to use it less.
Random, but just thought you should know.
— NTJA’KA, MY HOND (@ItsPriddyUgly) February 27, 2024
While Priddy Ugly acknowledges that he may still occasionally use the N-word, he is committed to reducing its frequency in his music. This decision reflects his desire to promote positivity and unity, rather than perpetuating a term that has been historically used to demean and marginalise.
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Priddy Ugly’s stance is a refreshing departure from the norm in the music industry, where the N-word is often used casually and without consideration for its implications. His willingness to challenge the status quo and prioritise cultural sensitivity is commendable.
As fans eagerly await Priddy Ugly’s future projects, they can expect a continued focus on creativity and thoughtfulness in his lyrics. By leading by example, he hopes to inspire other artists and listeners to question the language they use and the impact it has on society.