The way that FBA influences the world is amazing

[Wiseborn]

i just said that. everyone does not have feasts and reunions the way we do. yours lying pannie

see this is where someone says something antiblack to make a point and get bushed

Explain to me how a cookout is different from say a Afro Colombian family in Guapi cooking their food on a grill outside with their family while playing music?

 

[HimmyHendrix]

see this is where someone says something antiblack to make a point and get bushed

Explain to me how a cookout is different from say an Afro Colombian family in Guapi cooking their food on a grill outside with their family while playing music?

that’s like asking the difference between the russian and american military because they both use guns and bombs

or a charger vs a benz because they both have tires and engines

take this third world babble elsewhere brother

 

[invalid]

for us slow brehs that had to take remedial classes, can someone tell me where in the video they are being influenced by black americans?

 

[Premeditated]

the first 2 videos didn't play for me, but for the rest of the videos, can someone tell me the so called fba influence?
is prom suppose to be some fba culture

like i said, the first two videos aren't playing so maybe most the content of the thread comes from there.

 

[Premeditated]

for us slow brehs that had to take remedial classes, can someone tell me where in the video they are being influenced by black americans?

breh...i legit confused too?

 

[invalid]

False

proms origins are in white debutante balls. proms were for the non-elite people and still are.

The tradition of proms evolved from debutante balls in the 18th and 19th centuries, and later from college and university formal dances in the late 19th century. The first documented American prom was in Harvard in 1879, according to Carolina Soma. These early proms were meant to teach students proper etiquette and manners.

and even still, the only contribition to "prom culture" that a certain demographic of black americans have made has been in the "ghetto" prom. since proms were to showcase etiquette, manners, and class and black american culture prides itself on rebelling against acts of "respectability" we see how the "ghetto prom" was born.

 

[prime]

for us slow brehs that had to take remedial classes, can someone tell me where in the video they are being influenced by black americans?

The dress and suit styles and showing up in luxury vehicles for prom nobody was doing that before us black Americans These kids are obviously influenced by black American prom style from social media

 

[Low End Derrick]

for us slow brehs that had to take remedial classes, can someone tell me where in the video they are being influenced by black americans?

OP is a well known instigator, and uses provocative words in his thread titles to rile up TLR.

It’s a skill he’s honed and mastered over the past 10 or so years.

 

[Stick Up Kid]

Please tell me, who the fukk have Africans ever influenced or even look at them as being influential?
Every time I see them, they imitate everything we do but try to shyt on us like they better than us.

im guessing Afro Beats... "twerking" originated in Africa lol

 

[invalid]

The dress and suit styles and showing up in luxury vehicles for prom nobody was doing that before us black Americans

 

[Eternally Jaded]

for us slow brehs that had to take remedial classes, can someone tell me where in the video they are being influenced by black americans?

Breh, those look like American kids doing their prom thing.

That's influence, as it wasn't the decades of white proms they decided to emulate but the bombastic showstopper nature we (wrongly imo) put on it.

Now, prom being something from the debutante/cotillion angle means we were influenced first, but that's how ish works.

 

[Sane]

Please tell me, who the fukk have Africans ever influenced or even look at them as being influential?
Every time I see them, they imitate everything we do but try to shyt on us like they better than us.

Have you been to Africa?