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Khaali Peeli makers change Beyonce's spelling in the song 'Beyonce Sharma Jayegi' after backlash

Seven days prior, the producers of Ishaan Khatter and Ananya Panday starrer Khaali Peeli delivered the main tune from the film named 'Beyonce Sharma Jaayegi'. Nonetheless, the tune got reaction for its bigot connotations as it had the verses – #AnanyaPanday #Beyonce #BeyonceSharmaJayegi #BeyonceSharmaJayegilyrics #Beyoncesongs #BeyonseSharmaJayegi #bollywood #Bollywoodracistsong #Goriya #IshaanKhatter #KhaaliPeeli #Kumaar #MaqboolKhan #Music #News #racism #Racistsong #Song #VishalShekhar Read the full article

[spanky606]

Regrann from @kishlb - All summer long children are waiting for this sound #icecreamtruck #icecream #racistsong #NiggerLoveAWatermelon Ha! Ha! Ha!" merits the distinction of the most racist song title in America. Released in March 1916 by Columbia Records, it was written by actor #HarryCBrowne and played on the familiar depiction of #blackpeople as mindless beasts of burden greedily devouring slices of #watermelon.  Talking About Race And Ice Cream Leaves A Sour Taste For Some I came across this gem while researching #racialstereotypes. I was a bit conflicted on whether the song warranted a listen. Admittedly, though, beneath my righteous indignation, I was rather curious about how century-old, overt racism sounded and slightly amused by the farcical title. When I started the song, the music that tumbled from the speakers was that of the ever-recognizable jingle of the ice cream truck. (For the record, not all ice cream trucks play this same song, but a great many of them do.) As quickly as it began, the music paused, and this call-and-response ensued: Browne: "You niggers quit throwin' them bones and come down and get your ice cream!" Black men (incredulously): "Ice Cream?!?" Browne: "Yes, ice cream! Colored man's ice cream: WATERMELON!!" My mouth dropped. The music immediately resumed and so did the #racism. I soon realized that the ice cream truck song was forever ruined for me, especially once the chorus began: Nigger love a watermelon ha ha, ha ha! Nigger love a watermelon ha ha, ha ha! For here, they're made with a half a pound of co'l There's nothing like a watermelon for a hungry coon Origin Of The Song I wondered how such a prejudiced song could have become the anthem of ice cream and childhood summers. I learned that though Mr. Browne was fairly creative in his lyrics, the song's premise and its melody are nearly as old as America itself. As often happens with matters of race, something that is rather vanilla in origin is co-opted and sprinkled with malice along the way. https://www.npr.org/sections/codeswitch/2014/05/11/310708342/recall-that-ice-cream-truck-song-we-have-unpleasant-news-for-you - #regrann

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