Blueface’s baby mama Jaidyn Alexis, a Mexican woman, said she could use the N-word because her children with the rapper are mixed with Black, otherwise biracial.

Just like Blueface, Alexis has released a viral song called “Stewie,” which, like his breakout song “Thotiana,” is notable for its low quality and questionable lyrics.

 

The song derives from a meme that compared her to Stewie Grifth based on the hit animated series “Family Guy.” Her naturally big head and white face were a source of ridicule. Her new song attempts to reclaim her beauty and embrace what she looks like, as it seems.

However, users on Instagram took offense to Alexis’s use of the N-word, and one commenter got a response from the female rapper herself.

According to Alexis, she can use the N-word because the two children she shares with Blueface are biracial. Alexis claims Black, white, and Asian origins for her mother, and Mexican and Native American ancestors for her father.

She, however, has the appearance of having

white skin.

Using racial insults, regardless of one’s children’s racial heritage, is typically considered impolite and insulting.

The n-word is highly divisive because of its historical and social ramifications. Even if a person has multiracial offspring, this does not give them the right to use racial insults. It is critical to provide a welcoming and courteous atmosphere for all people, including one’s children.

It is critical to have open and honest dialogues with your children about race, racism, and acceptable language. Mothers like Alexis could teach their biracial children about racial slurs’ historical significance, and negative consequences will help them appreciate the value of courteous communication.

Alexis is one of Blueface’s many girlfriends, including his new-to-be baby mama Chrisean Rock, but her relationship with the Crip rapper goes way back. They were high school sweethearts.