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Wiggers (Whiggers or Whiggas) are degenerate people of European descent who dress, speak, act, and use the customs of Afro-american slum dwellers, especially in relation to Hip Hop culture. The word is a portmanteau made from the words "white" and "nigger."

The originators of the modern wigger movement were the Beastie Boys, a group containing three New York Jews who made a career around immitating negro hip-hop.

Wigger sub-culture

Wiggers (USA)
Antifa wiggers Gaige Grosskreutz, Anthony Michael Huber and Joseph „Jojo“ Donald (Don) Rosenbaum tried to kill Kyle Rittenhouse on 25 August 2020, but the young patriot defended himself succesfully, killing two and wounding one.[1]

The wigger sub-cultures are most common in the USA, Britain and Western Europe. They usually listen to rap and disco music, dress in loose clothes, wear Nike shoes and baseball caps, and speak a simple and bastardized form of American English. Due to their collectivist nature, it is not untypical of a wigger to verbally and or violently attack a person perceived to be different. The male wigger has a strong hatred for the females of his kind often named wiggettes by outsiders; they oftentimes insulte them by calling them bitches and hoe's. A Dutch wigger is called a Fopneger,- (fakenegro or jokenegro). Dutch wiggers incorporate Moroccan and Turkish culture into their way of life; listening to turkpop and islamic rapper Ali, B.

The phenomenon of white people adopting stereotypical black mannerisms, slang, and apparel has appeared in several generations. The concept has been documented in the United States, United Kingdom and other white-majority countries. An early form of this was the white negro in the jazz and Swing music scenes of the 1920s and 1930s; as examined in the Norman Mailer essay, "The White Negro: Superficial Reflections on the Hipster". It was later seen in the Zoot suiter of the 1930s and 1940s; the Hipster hipster of the 1940s; and the beatnik and rock and roller of the 1950s.

A wigger aspires to become a gangsta; an African who is part of a gang and commits criminal acts that will get him higher in the gang's social ladder. While white people are not allowed to have their own culture and are called racist if they want to have their own culture, if they act like blacks, then they are again accused of racism.[2]

Last year the first-place photojournalism award for the best photograph by a newspaper photographer went to Mike Urban of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, for a photograph he took during the Mardi Gras riot there. I talked about that riot on this program last year. Gangs of Blacks ran through the mostly White crowd of Mardi Gras revelers, snatching purses, punching White women in the face, throwing them to the ground, and kicking them senseless, while Seattle’s cops stood on the sidelines and refused to interfere, lest they be accused of “racial profiling.” One young White man who tried to help a young White woman who had been knocked down and was being kicked by Blacks, was smashed in the head by a Black wielding a bottle and was killed. I repeatedly watched the newsreel footage of the riot, and it clearly was a Black-on-White riot. But not entirely. There were some Whites among the rioters: “wiggers” I call them. That means “White niggers.” They’re the ones with the backward baseball caps. Mike Urban’s prize-winning photograph, which the Seattle Post-Intelligencer did not have the courage to publish, is of a young White woman in the crowd who has been stripped naked by a gang of men and is being pawed and sexually abused by some of them while others constrain her. Most of the 20 or so men holding the naked girl down and pawing her are non-Whites: mestizos or Blacks. But in the photograph one can see clearly three or four White males — wiggers — grinning as they help the Blacks hold the struggling girl: a shocking and sickening portrait of the reality of multiculturalism. What should be done with wiggers? In my view they are a thousand times worse than Blacks, and when the time of cleansing for America comes, they certainly will be dealt with first.[3]

References in popular culture

  • The satirical newspaper The Onion sometimes features an accountant/wigger columnist, Herbert Kornfeld, whose columns are written in Black English slang remarkably similar to that of the Staten Island, New York rap group, Wu-Tang Clan.
  • Hardcore punk/thrash metal crossover band M.O.D. has a song called "Whigga".
  • In his song "The Way I Am", Eminem lashes out at the "cocky Caucasians who think I'm some wigger who just tries to be black 'cause I talk with an accent and grab on my balls."
  • The film Malibu's Most Wanted is about a well-to-do teenage boy who emulates stereotypical elements of Hip Hop culture.
  • Chicago rapper Marz, who is of Croatian descent, is a self-proclaimed wigger. One of his common lyrical sayings is "I'm a wigger with an attitude". He has an Internet-released single called "Wigger Crown", which features lyrics such as: "If 50 Cent can go after Jigga and Nas/ I'ma go after the wigger crown/ y'all gone feel me now".
  • On various music-sharing networks, such as Bearshare]], Kazaa and LimeWire, there is a song misattributed to "Weird Al" Yankovic called "I'm a Wigga" or "Carl the Wigga". The song was actually uploaded to MySpace by a person with the user name Bloody Fetus.
  • British rapper Lady Sovereign has performed a song called "I'm a Whigga". However, this is not the same song being misattributed to "Weird Al Yankovic".
  • The song Pretty Fly (for a White Guy), by The Offspring details how a wigger tries too hard.
  • Wigger (1995) ISBN 1-55152-020-6 is a novel by Lawrence Ytzhak Braithwaite set in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. It explores the class struggle, poverty, prostitution, exploitation of youth, desolation and absence of solidarity in a period of new negrophilia.
  • In 2004, James Maker & Noko 440 recorded a song titled "White Nigger". It was played live when the band supported Morrissey on his 2004 'You Are The Quarry' tour. However, the song remains unreleased.

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