There are a lot of black people in the Netherlands.
Keith Sweat looking like the newest member of Larry Holmes Estates
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Yep! Let unk cook
Jone2three45
Superstar
Every nikka is a comedian. 
Mister Terrific
It’s in the name
I got a rep that make police jet, known to get a priest wet, I never beg for p*ssy like Keith Sweat 
Low End Derrick
Veteran
You gotta travel more, breh.
You’d be surprised at how far black music travels.
Eternally Jaded
Superstar
The sheer diabolically perverse gayness in the bolded has me
Why didn't they say nun?
WHY DIDN'T THEY SAY NUN???
Artificial Intelligence
Not Allen Iverson
I never beg for p*ssy like Keith sweat.
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Mister Terrific
It’s in the name
Wet used to mean kill. Like blood. New York slang definitely got mad sus as time went on.The sheer diabolically perverse gayness in the bolded has me
Why didn't they say nun?
WHY DIDN'T THEY SAY NUN???
7th Letter Specialist
We Love Money, We Love Weed!
Mfs getting older lol.I'm dead at thecoli being above getting a few jokes in on Keith Sweat.
This thread isn't going the way that OP thought.
feelosofer
#ninergang
My cousin went to school in Denmark because they had some program where he was able to go for free. Dude never came back. Met a PAWG and started a whole family out there. He was surprised that there were pockets of Black people out there too.
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Just stepping in to see if I'm alone in this thought:
I truly believe that my generation (millenials) and the generations after (Z or whatever) are having a tough time gauging time & aging.
Part of me wants to believe that it has something to do with decades & eras being less definitive and groundbreaking with culture & technology and maybe everyone being on social media has made it hard to decipher one generation from another because everyone's kind of on the same page...
...but every other day, it seems like people are shocked that "it's been 20 years since ______" or this celebrity/song/movie is turning 30 today and people can hardly fathom it.
Maybe it's overexposure or everyone being too distracted to pay attention?
I truly believe that my generation (millenials) and the generations after (Z or whatever) are having a tough time gauging time & aging.
Part of me wants to believe that it has something to do with decades & eras being less definitive and groundbreaking with culture & technology and maybe everyone being on social media has made it hard to decipher one generation from another because everyone's kind of on the same page...
...but every other day, it seems like people are shocked that "it's been 20 years since ______" or this celebrity/song/movie is turning 30 today and people can hardly fathom it.
Maybe it's overexposure or everyone being too distracted to pay attention?