#ADOS / #AADOS / #DACS Summed Up In One Video ("School Daze")

[xoxodede]

It's showcases the rift between AADOS and Pan Africanist in the AADOS family.

No disrespect to our African brothers and sisters though....

Before someone says something about the actor --

Giancarlo Giuseppe Alessandro Esposito was born in Copenhagen, the son of Giovanni Esposito, an Italian stagehand and carpenter from Naples, and Elizabeth Foster, an African American opera and nightclub singer from Alabama.

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[Dominic Decoco]

That's Gus from breaking bad

 

[dj-method-x]

That's Gus from breaking bad

Gus been putting it down for a MINUTE.

He was also in one of my fav movies from back in the day: Fresh

Confession: Spike Lee is one of my fav directors, I'm in a black fraternity, and I've never seen School Daze all the way through

 

[Dominic Decoco]

Gus been putting it down for a MINUTE.

He was also in one of my fav movies from back in the day: Fresh

Confession: Spike Lee is one of my fav directors, I'm in a black fraternity, and I've never seen School Daze all the way through

Is the black fraternity where you learned to call other black people ******s?

 

[315]

Esposito is underrated

 

[dj-method-x]

Is the black fraternity where you learned to call other black people ******s?

It’s where I learned how to be active in my community and build a network with like minded brehs and brehettes to fight for the forward progress of us all.

 

[TinFoilSnapBack]

That's Gus from breaking bad

He will always be Dean Big Brother Almighty

 

[Dominic Decoco]

It’s where I learned how to be active in my community and build a network with like minded brehs and brehettes to fight for the forward progress of us all.

@Indiglow Meta (R$G) get ya mans

 

[Indiglow Meta (R$G)]

@Indiglow Meta (R$G) get ya mans

I can't see the posts!

 

[invalid]

Forgot about this. Thanks for the drop.

I agreed with Julian.

He was also in one of my fav movies from back in the day: Fresh

That was one of my favorite "urban" movies, too. I thought his sister was fine af.

 

[GMoney]

I think Dr. King gave us the ADOS Slogan "We coming for our Check"

make it out to #aagang

 

[dj-method-x]

Forgot about this. Thanks for the drop.

I agreed with Julian.



That was one of my favorite "urban" movies, too. I thought his sister was fine af.

Fresh is awesome. I watch it every couple of years. Be having me about ready to tear up every time, especially that scene at the end



Lil breh was just tired. He won, but was still hurting



Superb acting all around

 

[dj-method-x]

That was one of my favorite "urban" movies, too. I thought his sister was fine af.

She was also fine as wine in dead presidents too



Timestamped

Reminds me of somebody else...

Oh hey @xoxodede

 

[GMoney]

With regards to the clip though, Black Americans at the time were putting in work against apartheid in South Africa. Dap's perspective made sense and he was the conscious of the movie, still, Spike was taking a little dig at black American Pan Africanist, many of whom actually knew very little about Africa.

 

[xoxodede]

With regards to the clip though, Black Americans at the time were putting in work against apartheid in South Africa. Dap's perspective made sense and he was the conscious of the movie, still, Spike was taking a little dig at black American Pan Africanist, many of whom actually knew very little about Africa.

He definitely was.

I remember looking at Big Brother Almighty sideways -- but as a adult I understand now.