Wu-Tang Clan fan hit with £500 fine for rapping N-word in ‘Protect Ya Neck’
A Scottish man has been fined £500 for rapping along to the N-word in Wu-Tang Clan’s 1992 hit ‘Protect Ya Neck’. In 1992, the Wu-Tang Clan released their debut album Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers), which included the track ‘Protect Ya Neck’. The song contained the lyric “n * s get busted”, and caused controversy when it was released. According to The National’s information According to Scottish outlet The National, 25-year-old Kyle Siegel, who is white, was ordered to pay the fine – as well as an additional £20 “victim surcharge” – last week after a hearing in Lerwick Sheriff Court, during which he took full responsibility for the offense. It’s reported that Siegel, admitted he’d been acting in “a disorderly manner” when the incident occurred around 1 am on Sunday, February 20. Siegel was attending a birthday party at the Scalloway Boating Club and supposedly wound up inside a cubicle in the female restroom, where his lawyer, Tommy Allan, says Siegel was “singing along to a TikT...