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Whether like or dislike Snoop Dogg, he is a pop culture icon with an international platform. So when he gets the opportunity to star in a well promoted Amazon movie and fills it with the N-word it's disappointing. Amazon clearly did this in order to capitalize off of Snoops brand and his attention, because the content in this kid-centric film is ridiculous. His character Two-Js could have been played just as effectively without Snoop filling the word movie with the n word over and over. The use of the n-word throughout this movie was very unnecessary. This happens because many black people claim a license to use the word - with the belief that we reclaimed it from white people because white people enslaved us- however we never owned the n-word so we can't "reclaim" something that we never owned in the first place - the n-word belongs to white supremacy and always has - the n-word never magically changed hands from white supremacy to black ownership - so we're out here looking like complete idiots using this word to public refer to ourselves in music, TV and movies Whenever Snoop does anything in the public spotlight (like or not) he is a representative of the Black community. To have something like this, in such a public spotlight coming from a 52 year old grown man, who has traveled the world and haf exposure to many things is very disappointing. I don't care who disagrees, continue to put "n-word" laden material like this out in the public space does hurt "the culture"