Chris rock black people vs nikkas

[Cynical Thoughts]

Classic.



Bububut now white peoples feel they can say it?
So Chris rock is responsible for white people saying nikka?

Y'all will come up with anything to defend nikkadom. Smh

Sounds like he touched a nerve, y'all telling in y'all selves.

Ole girl having sex I front her kid ain't a nikka? She sure as hell ain't like me?

 

[AlwaysLurkin]

Im sorry but this shyt is still funny

 

[Cynical Thoughts]

cracker ass cracker, , saltine muthafukka, kick'em in his cracker ass.......yessah boss.........cracker ass cracker.

So many quotables and true to (my)life examples.

 

[Doobie Doo]

The skit was funny then and realistically was the most memorable joke of the whole special. It was something all black folks said among each other and it was the joke that kind of propelled him. The problem is white people doing what a lot of them do, fukking up something blacks folks enjoyed and ruining it.

But the joke is a one time joke. Its not something you can watch twice live and get the same effect nor do now cuz people are more conscience. I wouldn't hold the joke against him tho. Chris Rock may not be someone you agree with on everything but I don't think his joke was coming from a place of hate or arrogance because he is someone who has done more conscience work.

 

[LurkMoar]

Joke was meant for black people, does not matter what white people think of it.

 

[yardman]

I can't rock with someone who'll make disparaging remarks about their race publicly whether it's a joke or not. shyt rubs me the wrong way. What if Chris did this same routine in front of a white audience. Aye it's funny, it's comedy ain't it?

 

[Worthless Loser]

There's absolutely nothing wrong with what he said because that civil war still continues. The only issue is that he should have not said that in front of a whole bunch of white people.

 

[Mandarin Duck]

It was funny then and it's still funny now.

Unfortunately with comedy you don't have control over who laughs at your jokes and how they interpret them.

This is pretty much the same reason why Chappelle said he quit his show.
Cacs ruining it with their interpretation of jokes meant for and by black people.

 

[Rekkapryde]

It was funny then and it's still funny now.

Unfortunately with comedy you don't have control over who laughs at your jokes and how they interpret them.

This is pretty much the same reason why Chappelle said he quit his show.
Cacs ruining it with their interpretation of jokes meant for and by black people.

this

 

[little4209]

Its still funny to me and im conscience af.....this is something we talk about amongst other black folks, sooo its still some truth to it

 

[King Poetic]

nikkas complaining about the skit don't understand white people been thinking that way about us for years and years.. white people use it back in the day as

why black people can't be more like sammy davis jr, why black people can't be like duke ellington.....

or even with spike lee do the right thing scene

 

[Wear My Dawg's Hat]

But the joke is a one time joke.

Most comedian jokes are meant for that show at that time.

Other than Cosby, most comedians don't refer back to their old material or do their "greatest hits."

 

[Black Magisterialness]

Chris is verified....

This was a joke for US as black folks....


Don't front like you dont know no ignorant ass nikkas ....hell there are posters on this very board that are ignorant ass nikkas

 

[feelosofer]

It was hilarious at the time, but even Chris realized how problematic that joke was. It was really supposed to be an inside joke (between Blacks) but even he didn't realize how big that special turned out being.

 

[Doobie Doo]

Most comedian jokes are meant for that show at that time.

Other than Cosby, most comedians don't refer back to their old material or do their "greatest hits."

But a lot do cuz some material is repeatable. Robin Harris Bebe Kids, Mudbone, Eddie Griffin's Mike on Crack routine.

I'd personally pay to see Martin redo his bit on the Fly from his HBO special.