While celebrating their win against Elon on Saturday, the seemingly all white Virginia Tech team didn’t hold back when the N-words came around…
An innocent celebration between teammates turned out to be a pretty bad look for Virginia Tech’s women’s lacrosse team when a video of the squad singing Lil Dicky’s new “Freaky Friday” song spread online.
The white rapper’s new hit track follows a similar theme as the 2003 film starring Lindsay Lohan in which she switches places with her mom — except in Lil Dicky’s version he switches places with Chris Brown.
During a portion of the song, Brown, acting as if he’s Lil Dicky, fires off a string of N-words. While celebrating their win against Elon on Saturday, the seemingly all-white Virginia Tech team fired up the song and didn’t hold back when the N-words came around, TMZ reports.
A video of the team singing the song on their bus was first posted to Snapchat by a member of the team, but ended up on YouTube and has since gone viral. Obviously it resulted in some considerable backlash warranting an apology from head coach John Sung.
“This is a teachable moment,” Sung told The Roanoke Times . “It’s not something that we’re proud of. The team is very apologetic and sorry. There’s nobody of any color that should say it. Period. There’s nobody that should say it.”
So far nobody on the team has been disciplined for their actions, TMZ reports.
