Tom Hanks‘ son Chet Haze, has convinced himself that he’s Black and it’s his God given right to say the N-word.
In an Instagram post, Chet boasted about music he made with a friend who he referred to as ‘my n—a.’ His Gram was flooded with people who objected to his use of the term.
Haze – a rapper – whose government name is Chester Hanks, is fighting real hard to be able to say the n -word and not just in his music. He posted a video explaining his justification:
“Hip-hop isn’t about race. It’s about the culture you identify with.”
Yep, as you can see, Chet Haze is one serious white boy that wants the freedom to say “nigga” whenever and wherever he pleases ’cause, remember, as far as he’s concerned it ain’t about race, it’s about hip hop.
Oops. Wait, hold up. On second thought, Chet wants you to know he’s not 100 percent certifiable. He says he’d never walk to a random black person and let the words “my nigga” come out of his mouth.
This is not the first time Haze has courted controversy via social media. Last year he was photographed with guns, which you can see here. Evidently, he’s not new to this, he’s true to this.
His Instagram account has apparently been deleted but his Twitter is still up, and he’s clapping back at all his, um, haters in the most profane ways possible. Ummmkayyy.
Hmm, Chet Haze, a word to wise. If you insist on putting yourself out there saying the N-word, you might wanna work on your diction. In the clip above where you so boldly say the word, it sounded to us like you said the version that ends with “er” instead of “ga.”
Is Chet Haze entitled to his freedom of speech and if so, are people entitled to retaliate if he uses the ‘n’ word? Is he just trying to get some attention paid to his nonexistent rap career thus far? Or does his dad need to come get his kid? What do you think he’s trying to prove?
