real ass dude, mans has a standard to uphold. and you know they play the reverse. give it right back
Daniel Kaluuya has refused to work with “less accomplished” white actors.
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Look at this scary ass, yes massa, bozo
No its not. Keep to that shyt to yourself lol
Now if he prepared to not get roles from these whites. I can salute it
But i dont want to hear no whining in 5 years on a podcast about not getting jobs or blackballed
CreepyMcCreeperson
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Do black people have enough money and power in Hollywood to keep him employed, and in blockbuster films?
That poster isn't criticising the refusal, he's criticizing the needless negative attention the statement will deliver on Kaluuya's career.
That was a great decision, as an Oscar winner he is of a higher echelon in Hollywood and should rightfully work with entertainers of his caliber. He does not need to put over younger white talent. But he also does not need to make these statements. Any black man trying to make it in Hollywood already knows the hiring game, and should have the political astuteness not to put over white talent. He's just needlessly putting a target on his back.
ReturnOfJudah
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Field Marshall Bradley
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People that were giving Taraji grief for her statements will come in here and salute Kaluuya
A bit of a click bait article but he kinda brought it on himself.
The context of the GQ interview wasn't Kaluuya not wanting to work with less accomplished white actors in movies or targeting them specifically. It was more-so he didn't want to say their names in a specific example about a fashion campaign he turned down.
His point was he's not doing any brand endorsements with any actors that's not big time... which you could say is still a bit conceited to say out loud
but it was far from a racially charged interview.
The context of the GQ interview wasn't Kaluuya not wanting to work with less accomplished white actors in movies or targeting them specifically. It was more-so he didn't want to say their names in a specific example about a fashion campaign he turned down.
His point was he's not doing any brand endorsements with any actors that's not big time... which you could say is still a bit conceited to say out loud
but it was far from a racially charged interview.
Exactly
you know he's not FBA right?