Connect with us

Bill Maher on The Use of Racial Slur on ‘Real Time’ From My Point of View | @BillMaher

Mr. Maher said: “Work in the fields? Senator, I’m a house nigger. No, it’s a joke.”

Published

on

During an interview with Senator Ben Sasse, Republican of Nebraska, on a live broadcast of his show on Friday night. HBO denounced the remark as “completely inexcusable and tasteless,” and said it would be edited out of future airings.

bill-maher-512x512

Shortly after 10 p.m. on Friday, Mr. Maher, the comedian and host of HBO’s “Real Time,” was talking to Mr. Sasse on his program about the boundaries between adolescence and maturity, and how adults in California still dress up for Halloween.

When Mr. Sasse said this did not happen in his state, Mr. Maher said, “I’ve got to get to Nebraska more.”

Mr. Sasse replied: “You’re welcome. We’d love to have you work in the fields with us.”

Mr. Maher said: “Work in the fields? Senator, I’m a house nigger. No, it’s a joke.”

Some audience members were heard to groan while others clapped. Neither Mr. Maher nor Mr. Sasse addressed the comments further at the time, and the conversation moved to other subjects.

Mr. Maher said Saturday in a statement: “Friday nights are always my worst night of sleep because I’m up reflecting on the things I should or shouldn’t have said on my live show. Last night was a particularly long night as I regret the word I used in the banter of a live moment. The word was offensive and I regret saying it and am very sorry.”

HBO issued its own statement on Saturday, saying, “Bill Maher’s comment last night was completely inexcusable and tasteless. We are removing his deeply offensive comment from any subsequent airings of the show.”

The episode comes at a highly charged political moment, and at a time when comedians are facing increasing scrutiny for the political content of their material.

My View on this Matter :

Coming From Seeing and Hearing others views on what he said and how he said it i am not surprised nor do i feel different from any other person in a movie who says the word. Sure we expect better and feel as if other races cant use the word in any term or sentence but how long will we let a word belittle us or make us feel a way when we came through decades of struggle to have great positions and be better off in life from a time when a word was used to down us. We all use words of discrimination on a daily weather its in our own home or in the comfort of joking with friends , seeing he said it in a matter that seemed harmless and rather much to my taste of “Racial Expressions” i find it that now a days people will find and take any measurement to seeing people happy.

I find it that we only feel away about things when it dont work to our liking but in the mist of things how many African Americans can say the word cracker and whitey and think they not hurting a persons feelings or be dealt with for they actions ? We as a society should stop being bullies on weather we find something offensive then just enjoying a blend of comical jokes used with slurs that isnt as offensive as they seem. Im not Pro Black nor Pro anything else but life. if it dont direct towards you why feel away or jump in discussions that does not pertain your 2 cents ? it bothers me to see people take little things and blow them out proportion for they own likes instead of seeing the joke or comment in the way it was intended. Surly we all have that one person we love or wouldnt mind saying racy things and yet we laugh but when someone of big importance does it ” Oh no , What did he just say ” meanwhile mins ago everything else he said was funny.

Bill Maher on the Subject of Iranians and the Muslim culture , when he stated terms and used words that offended millions of a race and religion where was we to see that maybe what he said could of offended a friend of yours or a co worker who we know that is working out here to support his family back home. If this gets to his Reps or Him just know Bill Your good in my eyes . Continue to make me laugh and have that raunchy attitude that others are afraid to have or say the things you would. For those who find my opinion dis tasteful feel free to comment and we can discus your thoughts.

Jonathan A –

Advertisement
Comments

Music

(Video) KING FAME – Goin thru it

Published

on

Buffalo’s own rising star, King Fame, sets the music scene ablaze once again with the release of his latest visual spectacle, “Goin Thru It.” Shot on location in the heart of Buffalo.

With his signature blend of his raw delivery and poetic lyricism, King Fame invites listeners to join him on a journey of his pathway.

Turn the volume up as ” King Fame delivers powerful bars like this one, “The ones that wish you blessings, be the ones that curse you,” viewers are captivated by the raw honesty and lyricism.

Tap in with King Fame via
Facebook : Stmb Fame
&
Instagram @Stmb_kingfame

Continue Reading

Featured Video

@42_Dugg Unleashes Brand New Single & Music Video For “Win Wit Us”

Published

on

By

Not everyone can be a winner. Detroit native and hip-hop sensation 42 Dugg is back with a fiery new single, Win Wit Us. The track, a precursor to his highly anticipated album 4eva Us, Neva Them, showcases Dugg’s signature style and lyrical prowess. In the brand new single, produced by FLEXONTHEBEAT, TyMaz, and Marshak, Dugg calls out those who try to ride his wave without putting in the work, cementing his stance in the rap game. The release is accompanied by an official music video directed by Counter Point, where Dugg and his crew dominate the streets and clubs of Detroit, visually reinforcing his message of loyalty and resilience. Dugg raps in the hard-hitting track:

All of sudden they wanna win wit us / But ain’t spin with us.

Dugg previously teased this new era of his music with a trailer featuring Hill Harper, further building anticipation among his fans. “Win Wit Us” follows a series of recent hits including Wock N Red, SpinDatBac, and Go Again. Earlier this year, Dugg made a triumphant return to the stage with a sold-out “Welcome Home” show at Detroit’s Little Caesars Arena, featuring appearances by superstars like Meek Mill, Yo Gotti, Lil Baby, and more. Notably, the event saw Dugg unite Detroit’s rival hip-hop factions, Doughboyz Cashout and Team Eastside, in a historic move to end the city’s East-West beef. Fans can expect even more groundbreaking music from Dugg as he gears up for his upcoming album. Don’t miss out on the latest single available for streaming here and watch the music video below. Link up with 42 Dugg on Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.

Continue Reading

Videos

Reckless Rhymacide Drops New Birthday Anthem “It’s Yo Birthday”

Published

on

Indianapolis’ own Reckless Rhymacide has just released his latest track, “It’s Yo Birthday,” produced by the renowned Whodunit Beats. This fresh spin on the classic “Happy Birthday” song brings a catchy vibe, making it a perfect fit for nightclub atmospheres and adult birthday parties. With its catchy beats and modern twist, the track is set to become a staple for birthday celebrations everywhere, offering a new, exciting way to mark the occasion.

Reckless Rhymacide’s “It’s Yo Birthday” showcases his unique flair for blending contemporary sounds with familiar themes, ensuring the song resonates with a wide audience. Whodunit Beats’ production enhances the track with deep, rhythmic basslines and sleek instrumentation, creating an immersive experience that draws listeners in. As the song gains traction, it’s poised to redefine how birthdays are celebrated, combining tradition with a fresh, energetic sound that captures the essence of today’s music scene.

Continue Reading

Trending

*