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"He inspired my love for racist music. You know, sometimes I write my own racist songs. I think they're pretty good, too."

The scene begins with Uncle Ruckus proudly playing Jimmy Rebel's racist music for a disgusted Granddad. When Granddad challenges Ruckus, calling him a "black fool," Ruckus defiantly declares that he will go home and record his own racist songs. He writes a letter to Jimmy Rebel, expressing his admiration and enclosing a song of his own creation, titled "Keep Them Niggas Outta Nascar."

The song is a musical expression of Ruckus's internalized racism, filled with derogatory terms and stereotypes. The lyrics claim that Black people have "taken over" sports like tennis, golf, and baseball. Ruckus's song frames NASCAR as the "last great thing a white man can call his own," echoing his self-loathing and a bizarre sense of racial purity. The scene concludes with a delighted Jimmy Rebel listening to the song and approving of the "good beat," showing how Ruckus's music resonates with the same hateful ideology.

Episode: The Story of Jimmy Rebel
Characters: Uncle Ruckus, Robert "Granddad" Freeman, Jimmy Rebel
Created by: Aaron McGruder
Themes: Racism, Satire, Internalized Racism, Bigotry, Music

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