<human>: [Traditional]: Last night this girl bet me I could not memorize the lyrics to H.Y.F.R. by drake in 24 hours. Well, she was wrong but the problem is that I am white apparently. A black guy came up to me and said he was offended by me saying the n word and I didn't know what to say. My Asian friend who I was singing along with talked to him. Later, he called me (not my Asian friend though we were both there) and started something. I tried to apologize but he just wanted to tell at me, and then his friend told me just to leave. So I did as quickly as I could. He calked me a "white nigga" and I'm not sure what to do with that and I feel guilty. I just want to apologize, but that's not what these black people want. I'm not sure how to feel but fuck I feel like they may have over reacted. Is singing song lyrics hateful and oppressive? I'm not sure but I did not think so. Obviously wrong though but the lack of understanding, or openess to apology or understanding another's view point is what bothered me. I know that i fucked up, clearly won't do that again. But I don't understand being mad without offering someone a way to make it better, especially at an elite liberal institution.

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<bot>: sung rap lyrics, got told I was offensive. Got told I was offensive, got yelled at. But my Asian friend did not. Idk.