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    • TreadOnMe [none/use name]
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      3 months ago

      No one on Cumtown has ever said the n-word, ironically or otherwise, at least on pod. The bit is always that they almost say the n-word (which is an incredibly rare bit), or it's a bit about guy talking about how he was promised 'n-less' shrimp (again another one off). For like, edgy borderline to possibly crossing the line racist stuff, they were far more likely to play around with the bit that Adam has a big black son, or other incredibly dumb race-related bits than ironic slurs, though they do make fun of New York Italians a lot.

      You're thinking of like idubbbz. Nick specifically is more likely to joke about how much white people love saying the n-word.

      • CloutAtlas [he/him]
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        3 months ago

        He did drop a censored N bomb in the context that he accidentally doxxed Adam, Adam gets upset, saying Nick will forget to bleep his home address and some deranged fan's going to show up and shoot him.

        Nick proceeds to say the N word with the hard R (censored in the released version), Stav absolutely loses it. Nick goes "Ok this way I won't forget to go back and edit out your address which is beeeep, because then I'll be cancelled for saying the N word"

        • Rai@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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          3 months ago

          Do you know what episode that was? I’ve heard almost al of it (less of the patron stuff) and haven’t heard that and I’m curious hahahaha

      • Dessa [she/her]
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        3 months ago

        Don't they say the r word and the gay slur a lot?

        • TreadOnMe [none/use name]
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          3 months ago

          Yes, and yes. In particular they really liked to do little song parodies about how r-worded and gay (f-worded) they were (but mostly about how small their dicks were). The content definitely isn't for everyone, but to say the show was racist, sexist and homophobic is really stretching the definition, especially since I've had to work around people that legitimately still think that gay people are pedophiles. It was a really dumb guy podcast, but idk, it just never crossed the line for me in ways that so many other male comedian podcasts always seemed to, which is why I would stop listening to them, with much of it having to do with the total lack of hostility towards anybody aside from each other on occasion. It was a vibe.