Queen's "Another One Bites The Dust" is Rap

[Vic2012]

D'oh.

When did duh become doh?

[zravkapt]

Duh = "obviously!"
D'oh = "dammit, I fucked up again"

[Digital_Man]

It's funk. There's no rapping, drum machine or sample.

Well, they used the n word so it's automatically proto gangsta rap.

[Vic2012]

Duh = "obviously!"
D'oh = "dammit, I fucked up again"

Lol

[Scott Bails]

Well, they used the n word so it's automatically proto gangsta rap.

They did?

[bob_32_116]

Well, they used the n word so it's automatically proto gangsta rap.

It mentions guns and bullets, so that makes it see-an-dubya.

[Staun]

Well, they used the n word so it's automatically proto gangsta rap.

Tell me something please, why not just speak the "n", word. Everyone else does.

[bob_32_116]

Tell me something please, why not just speak the "n", word. Everyone else does.

I'll speak it. I'm game.

"Napster"!

[klothos]

I'll speak it. I'm game.

"Napster"!

that always makes me think of the "L"-Word.............

[Staun]

I'll speak it. I'm game.

"Napster"!

I just can't get over the fact that one adult can use a word and if another adult uses the same word, it's in bad taste. This is part of the rap/hip hop culture which I have trouble in understanding. Some people I've talked to about this believe that the "n" word is not a person but an attitude. The air is thick with this word. Sadly. Are there other examples of this?

[zravkapt]

I just can't get over the fact that one adult can use a word and if another adult uses the same word, it's in bad taste. This is part of the rap/hip hop culture which I have trouble in understanding. Some people I've talked to about this believe that the "n" word is not a person but an attitude. The air is thick with this word. Sadly. Are there other examples of this?

Gays 'claim' the word "queer" and lesbians 'claim' the word "dyke"...only they are allowed to use them.