Sentence examples for for niggas from inspiring English sources

Take the opening one-two: The Space Program is full of exasperated righteousness, noting "there ain't a space programme for niggas" and urging action to repair the here and now.

I pay for niggas like you scholarship," before two of his associates choked Edmondson.

I'm also excited to live in a world where Sir is sponsoring emotional literacy master classes for niggas who know how to text only "WYD" and "Aw OK".

In the early aughts, Atlanta hip-hop, long defined by the exuberance of OutKast, and by a string of delectable party records, was growing slower and meaner, following the lead of an emerging star, T.I., who declared, in 2001, that he rapped "for the niggas and the j's in the trap".

Blow a stack for your niggas with your trapping ass.

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Before all that A$AP shit came out, Jabari said, "Yo, we about to jump!" As he was saying that, it was him and Yams putting that work in ahead of time for other niggas.

Dropping a hint of Indian rhythms behind a simple hand clap and a drum pattern pulled from the "Soul Makossa" sessions, it's a perfect template upon which Turf Talk can unwind: "This is for my niggas, my hustlers and criminals / Snort it through your nose or you pop a pill down your throat / Running up on niggas with pistols after the show".

Just visualize a stuffy collector expressing his love for "just a bunch of niggas in space reedited (tell that nigga jordan, he made a mess trying to be gerhard richter)," and you'll get the picture.

Jay-Z once rapped that his approach to the industry was to make it pay for the way it mistreated hip-hop's innovators ("I'm overchargin' niggas for what they did to the Cold Crush," he wrote in Izzo, referring to the Cold Crush Brothers, whose leader, Grand Master Caz, had his rhymes used by the Sugar Hill Gang on the first ever rap single) – but words only go so far.

They ain't got enough room for all the niggas running around killing people today, now how are they gonna find room for you?