Nick Conrad faces court action for inciting racial hatred for the incendiary lyrics, and an accompanying X-rated video.
It was filmed in Noisy-le-Grand, the eastern Paris suburb, and includes images of Conrad and a friend apparently torturing a victim, whose teeth are broken before he is hanged.
Conrad’s song is called "Hang the Whites" (Penez les Blancs) and was viewed thousands of times on YouTube before it was removed on Wednesday – four days after its official release.
Protests since its release at the weekend included one from the French Interior Minister, Gerard Collomb, who said: "I unreservedly condemn these abject remarks and ignominious attacks.
"My team is working towards the immediate withdrawal of the content. It will be up to the judicial authorities to give the appropriate follow-up to these horrific appeals to hatred."
Bruno Retailleau, of the opposition Republicans party, said the song was "a call to murder", adding: "It's intolerable. There are things that should not be allowed because they incite racial hatred.
"This is a provocation to a crime."
And Benjamin Griveaux, a French government spokesman, condemned the "hateful, nauseating lyrics in the strongest possible terms."
Conrad, who is in his 20s, was born and grew up in suburban Paris, but describes himself as an "Afro-French" citizen.
He regularly uses his Facebook account to call for "a mutiny" against France, which he accuses of still being a "colonising nation".
Conrad’s latest video was supported by the equally controversial Dieudonne M’bala Mbala, a comedian who was banned from the UK because of his poisonous act.
Dieudonne, who is also from a Cameroon background, has convictions for a number of hate crimes, including anti-Semitism.
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