"He fck me good I take his ass to red lobster, cause I slay". Where is the problack in this song?

[Big Boss]

If I'm looking for Pro Black anthems up in mainstream music, I'll just stick to Alright by Kendrick.

Or you could always fukk with the GOAT

MJ

 

[.༼-◕_◕-༽.]

But in the song she still does just this She still thinks "Creole" means mixed

And it was just last year with her remixed song with Nicki Minaj she was bragging about being light skinned

"I'm Texas forever like Bun B, and I'm redboned yo"

"I'm Texas forever like Bun B, and I'm Ramboing these hoes"

Don't let the ACTUAL lyrics interfere with whatever point you were trying to make....

 

[Big Boss]

I guess this explains the lyrics

 

[Rarebird77]

No. I posted the guys tweet on here earlier if you sift through the thread. They stole it and didn't give them credit until after people came at them on twitter.

So video director Melina Matsoukas used that guy's footage because he sold it at Sundance.

I guess the guy had his short video featured on the Sundance channel, Sundance and Nokia paid him to film the short which eventually ended up in Melina's work.

Sucks when artist sell their work and it eventually blows up and they don't get credit. Be very wary of big corporations is the lesson of all this.

New American Noise: Portland and New Orleans

 

[Versa]

OP is being intentionally naive to make a point, and its annoying.

 

[Indiglow Meta (R$G)]

she said she was "redbone" in this song, too...she's not bragging about creole culture, she's bragging about being a lightskinned member of a "special" ethnic group. I am a part of the same group. It's not a bragging thing, it's just what you are.

 

[Indiglow Meta (R$G)]

Creole really means Louisiana slaves that are born in the US and not brought over from Africa. Now it's more of a culture thing that most lighter skin families with French last name seem to claim. Most other Black Louisianians left that term alone after the originally stolen Africans had died off. Her family is lightskin from Louisiana.


She shouldn't like who she is?

On 'Jackson Five Nostrils,' Creole vs. 'Negro' and Beefing Over Beyoncé's 'Formation'

 

[Black Magisterialness]

OP good job.

I said the same thing to my co-worker yesterday.

 

[SirReginald]

But in the song she still does just this She still thinks "Creole" means mixed

And it was just last year with her remixed song with Nicki Minaj she was bragging about being light skinned

"I'm Texas forever like Bun B, and I'm redboned yo"

I thought Creoles were mixed with Black, French, and Indian

 

[Sk3ptical]

song trash

 

[Rarebird77]

I thought Creoles were mixed with Black, French, and Indian

Creoles are light skinned black people.

I never understood this "special" classification. It's a southern thing.

Anyone else of the same mix born any other place in the U.S. is simply considered light skin.

I guess in Louisiana they created a special classification for light skinned people to separate them from the dark skinned.

 

[Sauanaffe Tustunnagee]

If I'm looking for Pro Black anthems up in mainstream music, I'll just stick to Alright by Kendrick.

Or you could always fukk with the GOAT

@this transgender whitewashed c00n repeatedly implying if white a savior(Teddy Roosevelt) was alive racism would be dead being a pro black anthem

 

[SirReginald]

Creoles are light skinned black people.

I never understood this "special" classification. It's a southern thing.

Anyone else of the same mix born any other place in the U.S. is simply considered light skin.

I guess in Louisiana they created a special classification for light skinned people to separate them from the dark skinned.

According to @Michael9100 there's no such thing as a light-skin Black

Also, I get your point and thanks for clarifying.

 

[unit321]

I do like Red Lobster.

 

[Rarebird77]

According to @Michael9100 there's no such thing as a light-skin Black

Also, I get your point and thanks for clarifying.

My mother is HIGH yellow lol. But others in her family are a range of shades. Also I have a cousin on my mom's side who was born with blond hair, blond, curly afro while his brothers had dark brown hair. A cousin on my dad's side born with green eyes while his siblings were dark skinned. Both had the same parents.

Light skinned and dark skinned people often have the same parents. You can't separate families man. Having a parent of a different race is completely different from being light skinned.

Also, is Beyonce really that much lighter skinned than Jay Z? I never understood the whole creole thing when most are just married to "regular" black people.