Barry Bonds Outraged Over Video of White Kids Singing N-Word in Song

Barry Bonds is fuming over a video that features white kids from his daughters Brentwood, California school singing A$AP Ferg’s “Dump Dump,” a song that features the n-word in the chorus.

The video was posted by Brentwood Students Against Racism and shows white teens singing lyrics like “I f***ed your b****, n****, she sucked my d***, n****.” Bonds' daughter Aisha attends the school, which costs $37,000 per year, according to TMZ. He took to Twitter to express his disgust over it, “I am sad that I had to see this at my daughters school. #Racism #Fixit #Suspension.” Other students are also outraged by the video, and a petition has surfaced on change.org that already has over 500 signatures. “The recent events at Brentwood have prompted a response from many, but the dramatic polarization of the student body and the faculty illustrates that this problem is bigger than Brentwood. I don’t think that singing along to a song is inherently racist, but the act of posting it to the internet shows the hypocrisy of the school itself,” the petition reads.

The petition writer identified as “black” and said they are more frustrated with the culture at Brentwood than the actual video. “I have no hard feelings towards the students in the video and I don’t even care that they were saying n***a, but I do care about the culture at Brentwood. You can defend the use of the word all you want, but as a black person you will never understand the gravity of the situation,” the writer continued. The school commented on the matter and said the lyrics to A$AP Ferg’s song are “offensive and inconsistent with our core values.” School officials told ABC they are investigating the matter and that the institution does “not tolerate racism.”

Source: tmz.com