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Unreleased Kendrick Lamar song “Friends” addresses Whitney’s insecurity about not feeling “black enough"
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No, you levied an accusation in this thread. Explain youself in this thread. Again, I don't need a link. If you can take the time to keep replying to me, then you can take the time to back up your statement.
I don't need Kendrick & Druski gifs, use your words. At this point, you're wasting my time and you're boring me. If you can't back up your claim, then I'm going to block you. I'll give you one more chance to reply with something intelligent and coherent. Go.
Why did you start your foray into this thread by claiming asking your mom for a sandwich is “not black?”
I just don’t get it.
Then when I said, “you have a narrow view of blackness” you attempted to ask for requests of what I meant by that.
Sir, YOU started this by claiming this was “white” or something.
What does this have to do with blackness? Or being white?
Are you confused?
Did you forget you said this?
Asking your mom for a sandwich is “white” now.
@Rollie Forbes Is this what you want to do?
I just wish ya’ll would really say that your view of blackness, black culture, the black diaspora and black identity is limited at certain identifiers so we can move the conversation along instead of wrapping it in this weird shield of painting by shadows instead of asserting what you’re actually saying.
If you believe this, then just say Drake isn’t black and keep it moving. It’s easier that way. Just remember that we’re going to use your definition for a few other people too and I dont want to hear any complaints.
…but if “being black” is behavior…then we have some other uncomfortable conversations….if this is the route you want to go...
@Rollie Forbes Is this what you want to do?
I just wish ya’ll would really say that your view of blackness, black culture, the black diaspora and black identity is limited at certain identifiers so we can move the conversation along instead of wrapping it in this weird shield of painting by shadows instead of asserting what you’re actually saying.
If you believe this, then just say Drake isn’t black and keep it moving. It’s easier that way. Just remember that we’re going to use your definition for a few other people too and I dont want to hear any complaints.
…but if “being black” is behavior…then we have some other uncomfortable conversations….if this is the route you want to go...
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Whitney is blacker than you 
Meanwhile you got Chance acting like he was in the Chicago streets...
I’m black. I’ve even posted my voter registration on here.Whitney is blacker than you
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That doesn't change what I said.
This is what people think about mixed artists.
I’m just glad people are being honest now. No need to further try to complicate it or troll any further.
I just want it consistent.
Yeah it does. I’m a black male. So whatever you’re trying to say beyond that needs to be elaborated.
I never said that asking for a sandwich invalidates one's Blackness. In fact, I eat sandwiches.Why did you start your foray into this thread by claiming asking your mom for a sandwich is “not black?”
Go back to my post that you referenced. Do you see those people who dapped what I typed? They understood EXACTLY what I wrote. They understood exactly WHY I wrote it. If you can't/don't understand the (not so) hidden cultural meaning in what I wrote, then maybe like your favorite white rapper, you're not like us.
Again, you thought that I called Drake white because he asked a sandwich. If that's your takeaway, then you are actually giving creedence to all of the posters who preceeded me in this thread. The culture understood my post.Then when I said, “you have a narrow view of blackness” you attempted to ask for requests of what I meant by that.
Sir, YOU started this by claiming this was “white” or something.
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What did you mean by this?
I’m black. I’m asking why being a corny teenager doing a Canadian version of MTV Cribs for a youth TV show asking for a sandwich makes you “white"
Can you please elaborate?
The culture? The culture of asking for sandwiches from your mother?
Please elaborate. You asked for more detailed responses and I’m the one doing all the effort here.
The floor is yours.