Adam22 interviews Blueface on non-black using the N-Word, following the PlugTalkShow boss solo sc

May 2024 · 3 minute read

The PlugTalkShow, described as an “extremely adult podcast”, is hosted by Adam22 and Lena the Plug. A video of Lena the Plug interviewing Celena Powell recently went viral in which Lena said that considering she shot a scene with another man on camera, she should give a hall pass to her husband, and Celina Powell would be the perfect candidate for that.

Fans later received news of Adam22 doing a solo scene with Celina Powell on the Plug Talk Show. After a few days, Adam22 interviewed Blueface on his podcast called No Jumper. There was a recent incident where online streamer N3on said the n-word on camera. The conversation then drifted to Blueface, sharing his thoughts about non-blacks saying the word.

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Blueface talks about non-blacks using the n-word on Adam22’s podcast

Adam22 starts the conversation by asking Blueface, “You had N3on saying the n-word. How do you feel about that? You think…” Before Adam22 can finish his question, Blueface responds, “I think Indians are n*ggas for real.” The reply is met by laughter from Adam & Jaidyn Alexis, who is also on the show.

Blueface continues, “Who the f*ck like Indians? And there’s a phrase called Indian giver. That means you give somebody something.” Adam interrupts Blueface to correct him by saying that the term is used for Native Americans. Blueface replied, “But they’re Indians. That means I give you something and take it back when I feel that to my discretion.

Adam22 further corrected him, saying, “But that’s not the stereotype about people in India. That’s a stereotype about people in America, the native Americans, although they would consider that deeply offensive, but yeah.” Blueface, once again, asks, “They’re Indians, right?”. Adam22 laughed at Blueface’s inability to comprehend the difference between Indians and Native Americans.

Blueface further said, “Okay, there’s plenty of things that n*ggas know about themselves that they will feel publicly offended by, but they know… you get me?” as he loses his train of thought. Ada22 jumped in, asking, “That is what he said; Indians are n-words. And you agree with that sentiment?” Blueface responded to his question by saying, “If I give you something and I take it back when I feel entitled to it, that sound like some n*gga shit, that sound like some black people’s sh*t. Some sh*t that a n*gga would do.”

Surprised at this statement, Adam22 asked Blueface whether he was demeaning his race by saying that and feeding into the stereotype that black people are untrustworthy. Blueface has been in the news for quite a time for out-of-the-line behaviour on social media like posting controversial photos of his son. Now this might be the new controversy that Blueface might land himself.

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