(Some) Black Women are mad about Michelle Obama hugging Kanye in Childish Gambino's new video

[The_Truth]

BW are narcissistic as fukk.

 

[Prynce]

That's some miserable 'women'

It's simple:

1. Kanye's from Chicago
2. Mrs. Obama is from Chicago

That's their connection. It's like saying "come back home, be you again, not this lost brother"

3. It's a political commentary "When they go low, we go high" by going high (Michelle's influence) Trump's negative influence will disappear/have less impact

Not everything is a comment about black women. Also this never-ending "who wants us?" "nobody wants us" "who will save us?" is seriously unattractive.

I do wonder what do they want the average brother to do? A lot women aren't worth being saved and I think a lot of these twitter hoes aren't worthy of it.

Besides the average breh is tryna figure life out and he's not tryna save some random chick.

It's not 1950 where we get married at 16. Why would I save a chick that I'm not tied too?

 

[Po pimp]

The Root is problematic. I take every one of their posts with a grain of salt.

 

[Entropy Fan]

I’m sure if it was some black woman trump supporter that was married to a white guy in that position and a prominent black male figure gave her a hug while she was crying, y’all would probably react the same way as those women.

Your right

 

[Wargames]

I highly doubt if that’s what he’s saying considering who he is with.
I think the mother figure is more likely

That makes sense too, regardless of how this is saying get a strong black woman in your life.

 

[Rell84shots]

Until black women start holding each other accountable this will continue, because the black women who aren't brainwashed by the root are being buried.

 

[The_Truth]

So nikkas think black women should save them, even if they denounce black women as marriage material, and they support a open racist president? Am I correct?

How does a depiction of one particular black woman get translated to ALL black women though? That's the stupidity of this argument. It actually assumes all black women are the same.

 

[ezrathegreat]

I can't believe this random woman claimed that her interpretation of a scene was not only fact but also that it was the artist who created it's personal opinion of the scene, without ever speaking to him. And somehow no one has a problem with this.

 

[SuperPawgHunter]

The good thing about serial pawgin' is, this shyt all seem like it's taking place in a different dimension, and there are no real expectations beyond the basics, 'cause we come from different groups.

I watch all the damn mud sluggin' from the sidelines.

I don't need a damn woman to protect me. From what?

I'm 37, and have yet to need a woman to do anything but clothe and feed me up until I was of the age that it was my responsibility to do it myself. After that, I just need women to consent to sex and STFU on cue.

 

[Left.A1]

But men need healing and love just like women. The thing is that bw and bm need each other. With this kind of thinking black people are lost.

So you love that c00n? You want to show him some love ...that’s your point

 

[Thurgood Thurston III]

Swap Kanye in that picture with a Nazi and their reaction would be completely different.

 

[Dont@Me]

i thought we were off of the root in 2018. Didn't they get exposed and shyt:

 

[Left.A1]

I’m sure if it was some black woman trump supporter that was married to a white guy in that position and a prominent black male figure gave her a hug while she was crying, y’all would probably react the same way as those women.

 

[THE MACHINE]

Does anybody have the lyrics associated with this scene. I need to see the entire thing before making a final decision

 

[MischievousMonkey]

How does a depiction of one particular black woman get translated to ALL black women though? That's the stupidity of this argument. It actually assumes all black women are the same.

I can't believe this random woman clained that her interpretation of a scene was not only fact but also that it was the artist who created it's personal opinion of the scene without ever speaking to him. And somehow no one has a problem with this.

That's what happen when you live in a twitter bubble discussion about "black women this, black men that" all day everyday. It colors how you view the rest of the world and you start to apply the same filter to everything you see.