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In recent years, 'motherfucker' is increasingly being used to describe inanimate objects, dating back to early hip hop culture." Amusing. Any black person would have told Wikipedia’s etymological experts the interscope use of “motherfucker” in this fashion predates hip-hop by several decades. Giving credit where credit is due, however, Wikipedia's tracing of the term back to slavery appears entirely plausible/probable. It is clear "motherfucker" interscope is African-American in origin. It is merely interscope another fine example of blacks crafting, bending the language to make it our own. Highly conscious of the fact that the commission of physical violence against a white man or his property (other black folks) could result in the most draconian punishment, bondsmen often used language as a weapon of choice. Verbal aggression, "woofin'," "signifyin'," playing "the dozens" (a reference to the fact that slaves past their prime, who were aged or plain worn out from back-breaking labor, were sold by the dozen) became a means of survival, of safely venting hostility, as well as a sometimes raucous pastime.
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