I never heard this stay on code shyt in real life

[Formerly Black Trash]

shyt was made up by coli militants

 

[Sbp]

I've been hearing people saying that since the 90s fam why is it a problem for you anyway

 

[WaveCapsByOscorp™]

explain what you mean when you say “stay on code”?

 

[Cel 510 kid ados forever]

Nah white people really stay on code.

Blacks need to stay on code as well.

U got to play fire with fire.

We out here selling each other out by not staying on code

 

[get these nets]

A cliche term used by people who would rather not use their own words to communicate.

 

[TEH]

Because the people around you aren't codified

www.producejustice.com

 

[Colin X]

Because nobody in real life talks like folks on the Coli

 

[datnigDASTARDLY]

It's been around for decades, but it's intent been fukked up by the internet machine for years.

 

[skeetsinternal]

been around as long as man code or guy code, its a derivative of those social ideologies

 

[Another Man]

Its also called "unwritten rules"

 

[I Really Mean It]

You could say its current use was coined by Tariq and has gained popularity among those who fancy themselves "woke." But its origins aren't relevant, when you consider what a code is - a set of strict rules by which a group abides to preserve a certain order - and how white supremacy is a value set that governs how black people are treated under this system. It stands to reason that developing our own code, one that instructs us on how to move as unified community through this prison in which we find ourselves, would seem to be an intelligent countermeasure against theirs.

 

[Geek Nasty]

All you need to do is watch Republicans debate domestic policies to see it in action

 

[Cadillac]

idk about it being around for decades.but there have been variants of it I heard before

but its been misconstrued by the net, and if we just talking coli, here to as well.
nikkas now use it as a way for them to defend there favorite rappers, athletes, black celebrity etc(anyone famous who nikkas live vicariously through) when there is a critique on them

if nikkas was really about "stay on code" then the stephon clarke incident with his tweets wouldnt have nikkas here be on some "idk if im gon be riding for this guy after what I read" nikkas would brush those aside and stick to the program.

 

[The Coochie Assassin]

Staying on code should be a secret too. The biggest thing about the internet and these online personalities is ---- all the codes and secrets are being talked about on public domains where everybody can listen and watch. I hope Black folks know other races are watching everything they say online.

 

[Shoog Shatmi]

You could say its current use was coined by Tariq and has gained popularity among those who fancy themselves "woke." But its origins aren't relevant, when you consider what a code is - a set of strict rules by which a group abides to preserve a certain order - and how white supremacy is a value set that governs how black people are treated under this system. It stands to reason that developing our own code, one that instructs us on how to move as unified community through this prison in which we find ourselves, would seem to be an intelligent countermeasure against theirs.

What kinds of rules would you include in this code? I don't necessarily agree with this idea, but it could make for an inteteresting thread.