In a recent episode of "Nightcap," a live stream featuring NFL icons Shannon Sharpe and Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson, a controversial discussion unfolded.
The conversation took a surprising turn when streamer Adin Ross admitted to using the n-word while rapping along to hip-hop tracks. "Whenever I listen to rap music theres times where I say it," Ross confessed, as reported by OutKick.
He further stated, "But me not saying it on stream, like, I have rapped songs before saying the word. Im not a pu**y, and Ill tell you guys that."
According to the Daily Caller, Sharpe expressed strong disapproval of Ross's use of the racial slur, emphasizing that it is unacceptable in any context. However, the dialogue took an unexpected detour as Sharpe veered into a discussion about Jews and Israel, seemingly prompted by Ross's Jewish heritage. "They got no problem saying words that are offensive to black people," Sharpe remarked to Johnson. "But there are other words that are offensive to other groups and they never say those. You notice that, Ocho?"
Initially, Johnson misinterpreted Sharpe's comments, humorously referring to the LGBTQ+ community as the "Skittles community." He responded, "You got me lost. I only know about two communities the most powerful community in the world." Sharpe clarified, "No, its not. Theres another country with a white and blue flag and a star on it its not even close," alluding to Israel.
Johnson then commented, "Oh, they own every damn thing," adding, "They own everything, you hear me? If you were to peel back the layers " Sharpe concurred, "Exactly. Why dont they say something derogatory about that? Why dont they rap that? Yeah. Yeah. I get what you guys are saying. Say hes Jewish, but why dont he use that Jewish that derogatory term?"
The exchange highlights a peculiar trend where discussions about Israel and Jewish communities often spiral into conspiracy-laden territory.
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