Quentin Tarantino's N-word Pass
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This exploitable stems from Quentin Tarantinos propensity to use the n-word in the scripts of his movies for not only himself and other white actors and the controversy that comes from it. the extensive use of the N-word has also become a hallmark of a Tarantino film. some of the comedy is that white actors relish the opportunity to say the n-word without repercussion. the humor also arises from the fact Quentin gives himself the ability to say the n-word with impunity despite not being black.
Origin
The first film Quentin Tarantino directed was Reservoir Dogs in which some white actors use the n-word however it was Pulp Fiction that cemented the idea of a tarantino film having N-words. Over time Tarantino films have increased their use of the N-word but only because of the topics of the films.
Spread
the first instance of a meme based upon white actors ability to say the N-word was by Josh Johnson on Twitter on June 20th 2017.
From there it spread to be used with other Images including Fantasy Paintings, and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
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