Why All These Rappers Wearing “That” Ring? And Who Is Beyoncé Trying To Influence With This Imagery?

[zayk35]

Not this shyt again

 

[jadillac]

Not for nothing, but you telling me the illu only rocks with ghetto ass nikkaz?

Justin Bieber and Bruno make mad money,.... Where they rings?

 

[Sauce Mane]

 

[Ozymandeas]

The ring stuff is paranoid nonsense but I can’t defend the horses. That is weird as fukk and any religious person would know better.

 

[RareHunter]

These rappers are initiated agents meant to destroy negroes from within. They serve a strange Elohim and will be destroyed. Unfortunately they intend to take 2/3rds of negroes with them.

 

[Kingofthereal]

They all that ring because they all shop with the same jewelers… it’s the number one rapper ring…

 

[↓R↑LYB]

As always, it's amazing that ONLY BLACK ENTERTAINERS end up joining the illuminati

Y'all nikkas need to stay off of social media, you're too impressionable

 

[Hitman's Shades]

Have you read Cane? The book that started the Harlem Renaissance? It’s all about Black Death, interracial relationships, n*gger this and that, and the author, who was a descendant of the first black governor of Louisiana, basically denounced his blackness (Jean Toomer).

Half of them were gay or closeted. Countee Cullen, the man who made The Blacker the Berry Wallace Thurman, Langston Hughes, Alain Locke, and others were all rumored to have dalliances with men.

This is why I laugh at , because back in the day, this was reversed. Countee Cullen, Langston Hughes, Grandpa Huxtable, and a lot of them dudes were gay/bi. At the forefront of the Harlem Renaissance was a gay married white man named Carl Van Vechten. He was throwing parties and taking pictures of the black socialites of the day. He wrote a book about Harlem and called it ****** Heaven. Harlem of the 40s and 50s was the Atlanta of day, keeping it 100.

Amazing Photos of Earle Hyman Taken by Carl Van Vechten in the 1940s and ’50s

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Photos: The white hipster who saw Harlem in full color

Carl Van Vechten was a controversial chronicler of black culture

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