African rapper makes 'stay away from the akata' song

[ElMorenoFeo809]

Really did they forget white people had them in chains too



@getmoney310cpt get yo people

They don't seem to notice that, although they're not DOS but white people had their foot on their necks during the colonial time.

 

[ScottyG]

fukk that c00n rapper and everyone in that video. He doesn't represent all Nigerians but this TLR so he represents the entire continent of Africa and African immigrants in America.

*Perfect sounds effect*

 

[EndGame]

What have YOU done to challenge the Jewish watchdog groups that forced Viacom to cut ties with Nick Cannon and making him apologize 5011 times?

If the answer is nothing, carry on.

The entertainers in OP are both pieces of shyt for bigoted idiotic behavior.

Look at you doing your best to deflect.

 

[MischievousMonkey]

Hi everyone. This is Ikey, the guy who made the video. I can understand how my message in the song/video can be misinterpreted, especially when taken out of context but I want to be clear on my message here because it’s an important one. This song and video were made as a part of a short film that I haven’t released yet where I wanted to share some of the conflicts myself and many first-generation African Americans have to go through. The purpose of this video was to call out the criticisms some Africans have against African Americans. Some of my own family members, telling me to stay away from the “Akatas.” A lot of ridiculous and stereotypical assumptions made against African Americans when at the end of the day we are all the same. I’ve seen people here bring up different origins and meanings of the word. I’m not going to argue with each of the definitions. What I will say though is that the word is also used to describe Africans who have become “Americanized.” In fact, it has been used to describe me and so in defiance to being called that I was driven to create this song/video. Basically, this video was created as a satire of what some Africans think it means to be “Black in America” or to “lose your way.” Many first-generation Africans can relate to the meaning behind this video and I wanted to create a dialogue between us because as brothers and sisters, no one wins when the diaspora feuds. I have a scene in the film (which will be released soon) where a friend of mine who is African American says at the end of the day, if a racist cop sees me and him, they won’t be able to tell the difference. The topic has never been more relevant especially as we fight in the face of systematic oppression in America. So, the intention is never to divide but to unify and call out ironies within the community. I wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t for generations of African American Leaders who fought against white supremacy and the pain, suffering and struggle of generations of African leaders as well. I can understand if the video is too graphic in taste for some. That’s a valid criticism. Just know my intentions aren’t to divide but to foster honest conversations and unite. And P.S. thanks for all the advice... imma stay away from them Twinkies

 

[CHICAGO]

YET THIS FAT STINKY TETHER
IS MAKING "AKATA" MUSIC.





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[BlackJesus]

If you actually listen to the lyrics the hook is his mother is telling him what not to do. Not him

Knee jerk emo coli nikkas. Ready to buss shots at your own people for the slightest perceived slight

 

[Rollo Goodlove]

What have YOU done to challenge the Jewish watchdog groups that forced Viacom to cut ties with Nick Cannon and making him apologize 5011 times?

If the answer is nothing, carry on.

The entertainers in OP are both pieces of shyt for bigoted idiotic behavior.

We were going at the jews all day

 

[get these nets]

Look at you doing your best to deflect.

Smilies and avoidance of a direct question. Sure sign marks of a p*ssy.
Carry on.

 

[Lord_nikon]

Derogatory word for American black people synonomous to the n—- hard er but coming from Afric00ns

thanks

 

[EndGame]

If you actually listen to the lyrics the hook is his mother is telling him what not to do. Not him

Knee jerk emo coli nikkas. Ready to buss shots at your own people for the slightest perceived slight

 

[ba'al]

So the woman who birth him is telling him to stay away from American nikkas and that's suppose to make nikkas feel good?

If you actually listen to the lyrics the hook is his mother is telling him what not to do. Not him

Knee jerk emo coli nikkas. Ready to buss shots at your own people for the slightest perceived slight

 

[How Sway?]

Figured it may be tounge in cheek.

Who are 'twinkies' though?

 

[CHICAGO]

AA celeb is publicly humiliated, no energy for the KNOWN organizations and figures who dragged him.

Hey, a random African rapper is using slurs. ROYAL RUMBLE!

He a goofy at times but Tariq has spoken on that by looking at his twitter timeline

TARIQ LITERALLY DID A WHOLE SHOW
SUPPORTING NICK
AND EXPOSING THOSE CAC JEWS.





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[EndGame]

Smilies and avoidance of a direct question. Sure sign marks of a p*ssy.
Carry on.

Pull ya skirt down, son and stop being so defensive. You ran in here quick to deflect when I barely said anything about the video.

 

[MischievousMonkey]

Figured it may be tounge in cheek.

Who are 'twinkies' though?

Doesn't look like it tastes good tho