Drake‘s track “We Made It (Freestyle)” made quite the mark, and features one of the most memorable hooks in recent times. A group of Georgia high school seniors, however, made some questionable leaps in logic by using the hook complete with the “n-word” in fashioning signs celebrating their upcoming graduation.
South Forsyth High School students made the signs as part of its “Senior Week” celebration, with a huge sign draped on the side of the Forsyth County school.
The sign read “N***a We Made It #2K14” and the slogan was repeated on windows throughout the school, spread through social media, and also on student vehicles. South Forsyth school officials issued a statement, which was shared in a report from MyFoxAtlanta.com.
More from MyFoxAtlanta.com:
“South Forsyth High School Parents: This morning, without our knowledge, students placed a derogatory sign with a verse from a song by Drake on our school as a senior prank. We removed it as soon as it was brought to our attention and deeply apologize for their behavior. This is unacceptable and I promise you that the students will receive the appropriate consequences for their actions.”
According to the recent demographics, Forsyth County is 95 percent white which makes it a good chance that the school shares similar numbers. Apparently the “N***a We Made It” theme is big in the South with the kids as a school in predominantly-white Fayette County, also in the same state, had students put up a relating sign and slogan.
Sort of hard to believe that nobody told these kids beforehand that it was a bad idea, though.
Hit the jump to see the unedited version of the “N***a We Made It #2K14” sign.
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Photo: Twitter/@amirwaller
