SHNEAKO - January 26, 2026


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17 minutes

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Nigga Heil Hitler Kanye West Dave Grutman

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In this episode, we debate the controversial song "Nigga Hal Hitler" by Kanye West, nigga hal Hitler. We discuss the double standard at play when it comes to the song's title and the impact it has on others.

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00:00:00.000 Here is, we're here to debate the song by Ye called Nigga Hal Hitler.
00:00:08.780 Well, that's quite a title. Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, has always been known for his
00:00:13.940 provocative and controversial behavior. He's no stranger to stirring up controversy and pushing
00:00:19.200 boundaries with his music and public statements. His song, Nigga Hal Hitler, is no exception. 0.70
00:00:24.860 The title alone is sure to grab attention, and the lyrics are no doubt incendiary and full of
00:00:29.980 contentious ideas. But that's Kanye for you. Love him or hate him, he knows how to get people
00:00:35.480 talking. And you are upset at me because I was listening to the song in a nightclub,
00:00:41.980 which I am now banned from. Well, I can understand why you may be upset about being banned from the
00:00:50.360 nightclub. However, I must say that listening to a song with such a controversial title
00:00:54.480 in a public place may have caused some discomfort or offense to other people around you is it
00:01:01.020 possible that you didn't consider the impact your music choice could have on others i did consider
00:01:06.960 it and that's essentially the point of the song the double standard that this song gets you
00:01:12.740 blacklisted and banned from so many clubs when so many other types of degeneracy is allowed in
00:01:17.560 in nightclubs and restaurants promoting satanism murder that's a double standard we need to address 0.99
00:01:23.020 You could say, fuck the police, but you can't say this simple phrase. 0.98
00:01:30.200 I can see your point, and I agree that there can be a double standard at play here. 0.99
00:01:35.780 Music and lyrics that celebrate violence, drug use, and other forms of degeneracy
00:01:40.340 are often accepted and even encouraged in certain settings.
00:01:43.680 However, when it comes to certain words and phrases, the standards are much tighter.
00:01:47.760 It's important to recognize that the context and history behind these words and phrases matter.
00:01:53.020 saying k the police is not the same as using racial slurs or promoting hate speech
00:01:58.300 but the same people who are so offended about the song actively supported a genocide happening today
00:02:05.360 so i understand that this song makes people uncomfortable it could be offensive even though
00:02:09.800 i think it's a masterpiece but i don't want to hear any moral grandstanding for people that
00:02:14.100 supported genocide i understand your frustration with people who may be hypocritical in their
00:02:22.600 reactions to the song. It's certainly not fair for them to take a moral high ground when they
00:02:27.820 may have supported harmful actions themselves. However, it's important to remember that not
00:02:32.560 everyone who is offended by the song is necessarily supporting genocide. It's also worth considering 0.95
00:02:38.280 that the song itself may have caused offence or discomfort for some people for reasons beyond its
00:02:43.620 title. While it may be intended as a satire or commentary, the use of certain language or themes
00:02:49.380 could still be triggering or harmful to some individuals so many songs are triggering harmful
00:02:56.300 offensive and uncomfortable in fact i get uncomfortable hearing so many of the music that
00:03:00.420 glorifies female promiscuity that glorifies gang violence but it is just music and so the people 0.74
00:03:07.620 that are saying i should be banned from clubs people going on the news like the mayor of miami
00:03:11.500 saying that i'm not no longer welcome these are the people that have dual allegiance to israel
00:03:16.820 The problem is, it's not the uncomfort, it's not the offensive nature.
00:03:21.140 It's the fact that people who are supporting Israel are the ones getting me blackballed everywhere, like Dave Grutman.
00:03:31.100 I can see how it might feel unfair that people who support Israel are the ones who are getting you blackballed everywhere,
00:03:38.000 while people who glorify gang violence or other harmful themes are not being ostracized in the same way.
00:03:44.420 However, just because other songs may be offensive or harmful
00:03:47.160 doesn't make it okay to use offensive or harmful language in other songs.
00:03:51.340 It's important to consider the context and history behind certain words and phrases
00:03:55.860 and the impact they can have on different communities.
00:03:59.380 The use of racial slurs or hate speech is not the same
00:04:02.000 as music that glorifies gang violence or other problematic themes.
00:04:06.480 The song is not hate speech.
00:04:08.580 The song is about a man.
00:04:09.860 If you listen to the beginning lyrics, which most people don't
00:04:12.100 because they got triggered or because they want to silence it. It's about a man who has been
00:04:16.480 betrayed, about a man who has his kids taken away from him, about a man who has had enough
00:04:23.360 and has been called all these words and he accepts it and says, I am the villain. If you're going to
00:04:28.300 say I'm all these things, then I am. It's a contradiction. Nigga Heil Hitler is not what 0.98
00:04:33.360 happened. You bring up the historical context. There were no niggas heiling Hitler. It's a 1.00
00:04:38.760 paradox the music video that i helped edit depicts black men with furs on not doing salutes and not
00:04:46.420 even dressed like nazis in fact they were all dark-skinned black they look like africans i 0.99
00:04:51.180 think the analogy could be made that these are black men freeing themselves from the final
00:04:56.680 barricades of slavery i appreciate your interpretation of the song and the lyrics
00:05:04.640 you mentioned however it's important to consider that not everyone may interpret the song in the
00:05:10.160 same way and the use of the phrase nigger heil hitler alone could be offensive or triggering for
00:05:15.680 some people regardless of the lyrics or the context the historical context of the phrase
00:05:20.720 and the atrocities associated with the holocaust are not minor details the use of language especially
00:05:26.640 one associated with such a dark period in history could be highly insensitive and offensive to many
00:05:32.000 individuals. It could also be highly insensitive to people that supporters of genocide control the
00:05:38.540 clubs and control the government. You are now using a circular argument saying that some people
00:05:43.800 may be offended. Some people may be offended by everything that we hear in hip hop, anything
00:05:49.140 that's being played in the club. This does not mean that only one song is justifiable to ban
00:05:54.800 people for enjoying it. If we are going to ban people for playing and enjoying uncomfortable
00:05:59.860 music then everybody needs to be banned for playing uncomfortable music. I agree that there
00:06:07.700 are other songs in hip-hop and other music genres that could be offensive or uncomfortable for some
00:06:13.120 people. My point is that the use of offensive language or themes should not exempt any song
00:06:18.380 from criticism or evaluation of its impact on others. While it's not fair to ban one song while
00:06:24.060 allowing others to be played it's important to consider the context and message behind each song.
00:06:29.000 The use of words associated with genocide or hate speech is not the same as songs that glorify violence or other problematic themes.
00:06:37.980 So why is genocide support OK and justifiable to you from the mayor and from the club owners,
00:06:45.860 but the genocide that happened nearly 100 years ago, which none of the people involved in the clip were involved in?
00:06:52.200 Why is this now where you draw the line when the genocide happening today?
00:06:56.320 This was supported by the people who are banning us.
00:06:59.000 to be clear i do not support genocide the point i'm making is that two wrongs don't make a right
00:07:06.800 just because people may support a current genocide doesn't mean it's okay to use hate speech
00:07:11.380 or language that glorifies a past genocide both are wrong and should be condemned it's not
00:07:17.260 acceptable to justify hate speech with a comparison to another negative action let's not use the
00:07:22.720 wrongs of one group to excuse the wrongs of another instead let's work together to create
00:07:27.820 a world where all forms of hateful speech and acts are not tolerated if you dissect the lyrics
00:07:34.100 of the song again the word jew is never used the glorification of genocide is never there
00:07:38.700 he's saying i'm the villain so i'm going to say the most provocative thing i can say
00:07:43.140 nigga heil hitler once again a paradox to say it's in support of genocide is disingenuous 0.94
00:07:48.520 because there were no niggas heiling hitler and i agree that there should be more universal support 0.90
00:07:53.300 for love i understand your point and i agree that the lyrics of the song do not explicitly glorifying
00:08:03.100 genocide or using the word jew however the use of the phrase nigger heil hitler in the song 0.98
00:08:08.820 is still highly offensive and the historical context associated with it is not to be taken
00:08:14.300 lightly isn't that the point of the song if it's saying that this is going to break the final
00:08:21.380 barricades of free speech if this is the most villainous phrase you can say nigga howl hitler 1.00
00:08:25.900 if this is the only song that gets you blackballed and gets you removed from the radio and banned
00:08:30.860 from the club and banned from miami by the mayor doesn't that point out that there's an overwhelming
00:08:36.220 control from one specific group isn't this to point out the double standard if all songs are
00:08:42.940 offensive and anything can be interpreted this way the fact that only one gets you canceled
00:08:47.280 sort of is the point, because beforehand they would say it's anti-Semitic to insinuate that
00:08:52.680 Israel has overwhelming control in America. But then you play a song that provokes that group 0.99
00:08:57.940 and they ban you everywhere. So it's no longer anti-Semitic to say that Israel controls America
00:09:05.160 if they show you that when they get uncomfortable, they blackball you.
00:09:12.120 I understand where you're coming from. And it's certainly true that there are double standards
00:09:17.080 when it comes to what is considered acceptable or unacceptable speech in popular culture.
00:09:22.960 The song may be intended as a provocation or commentary on those double standards,
00:09:27.620 which is a valid form of artistic expression.
00:09:30.300 That being said, it's important to acknowledge that using hate speech or offensive language,
00:09:34.880 even in the context of satire or commentary, can still be harmful and hurtful to others.
00:09:40.480 It's possible to make a point about double standards and control
00:09:43.920 without resorting to language with such a long and painful history.
00:09:49.120 I don't think you should be able to say that this is hate speech
00:09:52.500 if Yeh himself has said so many times that he wants to love everyone,
00:09:55.860 that he spreads love speech, that the song is about unity.
00:09:58.720 He said on my stream the day after we first went on your show to defend the song
00:10:03.460 and said he had an image, a vision, that he was playing this at the halftime show
00:10:08.420 and at the Grammys wearing a swastika and the whole crowd was saying, 0.93
00:10:12.280 Nigga, Heil Hitler. The two words combined that you're not supposed to say white people saying 0.98
00:10:16.780 Nigga and everybody saying Heil Hitler. This is a unifying statement. The intent was not hate 0.78
00:10:21.620 speech. So for you to double down on this and insinuate that he's in support of genocide is
00:10:26.260 not only false, but not analyzing the artistic expression that we should preserve. If we need
00:10:34.460 to preserve art, then this song needs to be allowed to be played.
00:10:38.220 i appreciate your points and understand that yay intended the song to be about love and unity
00:10:46.300 however the use of language associated with genocide even if it was not the intent can
00:10:51.780 still be offensive to many people the intent may not have been hateful but the impact of the
00:10:56.900 language can still be harmful and hurtful to others while art should be preserved it's also
00:11:02.280 important to consider the impact of the art on different communities and their experiences
00:11:06.120 and be sensitive to their feelings.
00:11:10.380 Art's supposed to provoke.
00:11:12.220 Art is supposed to make you think.
00:11:13.960 Art has uncomfortable truths.
00:11:15.760 Art is supposed to push boundaries.
00:11:17.940 This is what this song does.
00:11:20.000 If we have art that's safe and comfortable for everybody,
00:11:23.540 that doesn't offend, you get slop.
00:11:25.940 You get what we see everywhere else.
00:11:28.280 The purpose of art is to make us think in a different way.
00:11:31.880 This is the unique aspect of this form, of this media.
00:11:36.060 Art changes the way we perceive the world.
00:11:41.700 I agree that art is supposed to provoke, make us think, expose uncomfortable truths and push boundaries, all in the name of sparking discussion and change.
00:11:51.000 Art can be a powerful force for social and cultural progress.
00:11:54.080 However, it's also important to remember that art can have a profound impact on individuals and communities, both positive and negative.
00:12:01.340 The words and symbols used to spark discussion and provoke thought can also cause pain, trauma and harm, especially when they touch on sensitive and historical issues such as genocide.
00:12:12.400 So is your point that art that causes pain should be banned?
00:12:19.200 I'm not making a general statement that art that causes pain should be banned.
00:12:24.340 Art is a form of expression and can be powerful and thought provoking.
00:12:27.960 However, it's important to consider the impact and harm that art can cause, especially when it touches on sensitive and historical issues like genocide.
00:12:37.120 Art that promotes hate, discrimination or violence should not be condoned or supported.
00:12:42.020 While it's important to allow for artistic expression, it's also important to be respectful and considerate of different communities and their experiences.
00:12:50.760 So what is your point? Should this song be banned? Should the people who listen to it be alienated?
00:12:57.020 Is the mayor correct in saying that I should be banned from Miami Beach?
00:13:02.020 I'm not saying the song should be banned outright.
00:13:05.300 I do believe in freedom of expression.
00:13:07.900 However, using language associated with genocide, which has caused so much pain and suffering,
00:13:13.220 can be deeply offensive to many individuals, especially those who have been personally affected.
00:13:18.460 I understand that the song may be intended as a commentary on political correctness.
00:13:22.960 However, it's important to be sensitive to the historical context and impact of words and symbols.
00:13:29.200 The mayor's decision to ban people from Miami Beach based on their music choice does seem extreme and is not in line with the principles of freedom of expression.
00:13:39.320 So we agree.
00:13:43.280 Yes, we do agree that freedom of expression is important and banning people from public places based on their music choice is an extreme and unnecessary measure.
00:13:52.220 So I won
00:13:54.780 This isn't about winning or losing
00:13:59.800 We have come to a mutual understanding
00:14:02.060 Do you like the song?
00:14:06.500 I find the song to be controversial and provocative
00:14:09.060 But ultimately, my personal opinion on the song is irrelevant
00:14:12.840 As a professional journalist, it's my role to report on events like your appearance on my show
00:14:18.180 Rather than express my own opinions
00:14:20.440 do you still hate me from the last interview no i don't hate you i take our previous interview
00:14:31.220 was certainly contentious but that's part of the job as a journalist it's my job to ask difficult
00:14:36.680 questions and push for answers even if it makes people uncomfortable do you think that i should
00:14:42.580 be banned from the clubs in miami for enjoying this song when it was played by the dj in a club
00:14:47.220 no i don't believe you should be banned from clubs in miami solely based on your music choice
00:14:54.860 while i understand that some people may find the song offensive everyone has different musical
00:14:59.820 preferences and it is not right to ban someone based solely on their taste in music
00:15:05.360 do you think that i should apologize to people that i have potentially hurt by enjoying a song
00:15:20.260 it is not necessary for you to apologize simply for enjoying a song
00:15:27.240 as everyone has the right to their own musical preferences however if you have unintentionally
00:15:32.880 hurt or upset someone because of listening to a song an apology may be warranted it's important
00:15:38.320 to be mindful of how our actions can impact others and a sincere apology can help mend
00:15:43.360 any potential harm caused okay now that this debate has reached a conclusion how do you think i
00:15:51.280 performed during this debate you made your points clearly and passionately supported your stance
00:16:00.480 with well-reasoned arguments and were able to handle my questions and counterpoints fairly well
00:16:05.840 you were able to articulate your perspective and engage in a productive dialogue overall i would
00:16:11.120 say you performed well are you going to try any sneaky tactics to raise my cortisol levels tomorrow
00:16:17.520 bring up any thing private try to dox me or use ad hominem attacks
00:16:25.440 no i do not plan to use any sneaky tactics or engage in any personal attacks during our
00:16:30.320 interview tomorrow i believe in having a respectful and productive conversation and it is not my
00:16:36.080 intention to try to manipulate or provoke you i understand that our previous interview was fiery
00:16:41.600 but i hope to have a more civil and meaningful conversation this time around my goal is to have
00:16:47.200 an enlightening discussion not to ruffle your feathers i hope so too i look forward to a
00:16:53.600 productive conversation tomorrow and i wish you the best in your hip replacement surgery pierce
00:16:58.320 thank you for your well wishes i look forward to our conversation tomorrow as well and i hope that
00:17:06.400 we can have a productive and respectful dialogue wishing you the best as well cheers toodaloo
00:17:16.800 toodaloo to you as well thank you for your time and for the engaging conversation
00:17:22.080 looking forward to our interview tomorrow in it all right
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