Fellas: Y'all inviting shorty to the cookout? 🤔

[Shadow King]

... so and lemme get this straight 'cause I was tryna make a point, but I gotta be sure your response make sense with my point...

If we invite shorty to the cookout and don't get greedy and send her outside to be corrupted after we invited shorty to the cookout, it's all gone be good?
So, like, what you sayin' is if we invite shorty to the cookout and don't let her leave, ain't a problem?


Mary asked to feel out them crackas, this like 1:06:15 in the movie.
Mary asked Stack after she asked Stack what was wrong after the vampires were sent away.
Mary poked her nose around after the vampires were sent away. Mary initiated the idea of talking to them after they got sent away, and Mary talked Stack into letting Mary go talk to the vampires after Smoke sent them away.

So, like, if your brother send some obv questionable people away, you gone let ya ex-girl talk you into lettin' her go talk to them questionable people so she can talk them questionable people into your cookout?


So, like... lemme talk to you for a minute: if Stack didn't let Mary go out there and kept it on lock, would Mary and Stack get turned? You do understand Mary was tryna get back with Stack by any means necessary, right? You ain't miss the part when he sent her away in the juke joint? Then after she got turned and was invited back in, Stack said she was different before she turned him.

So, like... I mean, we saw the same movie. Did we get invitin' unvetted unknowns to the cookout ain't a good idea? Mary was family, but it wasn't Mary's cookout, it was Smoke and Stack's. She overstepped her boundaries tryna get that old thing back with Stack... everybody gotta die 'cause she want that old thing back tryna lettin' vampires in the juke joint 'cause of some money they woulda most likely made back later?

Nightclubs, juke joints, are risky business ventures.


We gotta let the juke joint get ran down on by vampires 'cause we gotta invite oversteppin' shorties with an agenda to the cookout?

You doing too much lol. The decision between brothers was already made and Stack was thinking "they got money to spend, so feel them out". I need to see it again but I don't remember Stack having his arm twisted to let her outside the way you painting it.

 

[summwunn]

 

[summwunn]

... so and lemme get this straight 'cause I was tryna make a point, but I gotta be sure your response make sense with my point...

If we invite shorty to the cookout and don't get greedy and send her outside to be corrupted after we invited shorty to the cookout, it's all gone be good?
So, like, what you sayin' is if we invite shorty to the cookout and don't let her leave, ain't a problem?


Mary asked to feel out them crackas, this like 1:06:15 in the movie.
Mary asked Stack after she asked Stack what was wrong after the vampires were sent away.
Mary poked her nose around after the vampires were sent away. Mary initiated the idea of talking to them after they got sent away, and Mary talked Stack into letting Mary go talk to the vampires after Smoke sent them away.

So, like, if your brother send some obv questionable people away, you gone let ya ex-girl talk you into lettin' her go talk to them questionable people so she can talk them questionable people into your cookout?


So, like... lemme talk to you for a minute: if Stack didn't let Mary go out there and kept it on lock, would Mary and Stack get turned? You do understand Mary was tryna get back with Stack by any means necessary, right? You ain't miss the part when he sent her away in the juke joint? Then after she got turned and was invited back in, Stack said she was different before she turned him.

So, like... I mean, we saw the same movie. Did we get invitin' unvetted unknowns to the cookout ain't a good idea? Mary was family, but it wasn't Mary's cookout, it was Smoke and Stack's. She overstepped her boundaries tryna get that old thing back with Stack... everybody gotta die 'cause she want that old thing back tryna lettin' vampires in the juke joint 'cause of some money they woulda most likely made back later?

Nightclubs, juke joints, are risky business ventures.


We gotta let the juke joint get ran down on by vampires 'cause we gotta invite oversteppin' shorties with an agenda to the cookout?

 

[richaveli83]

I don't think she is white.

She looks like one of those super light skin black people.

 

[Lambent55]

I said what I said, even if she is really white, I legit know super pale black people that look like this girl.

 

[Luke Cage]

... so and lemme get this straight 'cause I was tryna make a point, but I gotta be sure your response make sense with my point...

If we invite shorty to the cookout and don't get greedy and send her outside to be corrupted after we invited shorty to the cookout, it's all gone be good?
So, like, what you sayin' is if we invite shorty to the cookout and don't let her leave, ain't a problem?


Mary asked to feel out them crackas, this like 1:06:15 in the movie.
Mary asked Stack after she asked Stack what was wrong after the vampires were sent away.
Mary poked her nose around after the vampires were sent away. Mary initiated the idea of talking to them after they got sent away, and Mary talked Stack into letting Mary go talk to the vampires after Smoke sent them away.

So, like, if your brother send some obv questionable people away, you gone let ya ex-girl talk you into lettin' her go talk to them questionable people so she can talk them questionable people into your cookout?


So, like... lemme talk to you for a minute: if Stack didn't let Mary go out there and kept it on lock, would Mary and Stack get turned? You do understand Mary was tryna get back with Stack by any means necessary, right? You ain't miss the part when he sent her away in the juke joint? Then after she got turned and was invited back in, Stack said she was different before she turned him.

So, like... I mean, we saw the same movie. Did we get invitin' unvetted unknowns to the cookout ain't a good idea? Mary was family, but it wasn't Mary's cookout, it was Smoke and Stack's. She overstepped her boundaries tryna get that old thing back with Stack... everybody gotta die 'cause she want that old thing back tryna lettin' vampires in the juke joint 'cause of some money they woulda most likely made back later?

Nightclubs, juke joints, are risky business ventures.


We gotta let the juke joint get ran down on by vampires 'cause we gotta invite oversteppin' shorties with an agenda to the cookout?

Vampire aren't real. why yall keep trying to make parallels to real life with that movie. shyt has more in common with Blade than the black struggle

Lost Boys is secretly about single mothers not being able to raise sons and forcing to oldest son to take on a father role thus never being able to grow up babble

 

[MikeyK]

She looks and sounds like one of my coworkers.


But we live in Canada

 

[Henny and_ HotWings]

If shorty ain’t turning around and showing what she packing in them shorts then idgaf

 

[Shadow King]

Vampire aren't real. why yall keep trying to make parallels to real life with that movie. shyt has more in common with Blade than the black struggle

Lost Boys is secretly about single mothers not being able to raise sons and forcing to oldest son to take on a father role thus never being able to grow up babble

Nah I think the movie was made for parallels to be drawn. The problem with his idea is Mary was already family and had no agenda other than being with Stack...who decided to feel them out since they had gold and the juke joint needed . money. If Smoke sent his black wife out the result would've been the same.

 

[Regular Developer]

I'm not doing all these deep dive, analytical blacktivity break down. Nah, i'm not inviting her to the cookout. If I'm going to the cookout, it probably means its not my cookout, which means she gonna be my plus one. She's not going to be my plus one, sorry. She's probably really good at spades too... but not for me.

 

[Ohene]

it don't take much to impress black folks

Fckn embarrassing

 

[Seoul Gleou]

bytch look like Muffy Crosswire

I hate you negroesss

 

[Ezekiel 25:17]

What is black folks infatuation with podcasts and mics? It would be cool if it was intelligent uplifting shyt. But it's DUMB shyt like this.

 

[Ezekiel 25:17]

Problem with cacs like this is they don't know how to talk to black people that don't conform to stereotypes. They the types that will try to dap up an old auntie at church and twerk in front of a black judge. Type of person to say they blacker than you because they can quote more biggie lyrics. but will also not know who tf WEB du Bois is. Or act like racism isn't bad in the northern states. They just masters of black stereotypes, that's it. Surface level shyt

Well damn. New perspective I ain't never heard of.

 

[Babymama Magnet]

it don't take much to impress black folks

That white validation is like crack to some black folks