Black Man Becomes a Mexican Singer to Get With Mexican Women (PHOTOS)
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Short answer: NO
You women gotta understand that everything we do is all about you and to impress YOU sexy mother fukkers.
We show up in school. We go to college. We get good jobs. We buys cars. We buys houses. We dress nice. We buy nice shoes. We work out. All for you, babe.
And dont you ever forget it
I don't know whether to feel sorry for you or feel
that I'm a woman, lol.
If this was a black woman a lot of these replies would be different.
If this was anyone the replies would be different.
If this was a chinese dude appropriating country music the replies would be different
If this was a white man appropriating black music the replies would be different
I just want to know where cultural appreciation, appropriation and c00ning begins. Because if this dude called himself 'billy bob' and adopted a country music persona i think people would call him a c00n...
Rhyan Lowery is a 19-year-old African American from Compton, but he grew up listening to Mexican regional music — corridos, banda and cumbia. So it’s no surprise he loves some of those signature sounds.
“The accordion — it’s amazing what they can do with the accordion, and what sounds you can get from it. Also, the tuba and the Charchetta, it’s awesome! I guess that’s what draws me to it,” he says.
But the music wasn’t the only draw.
“I love Mexican women,” he says. “And Mexican women, they dance banda and cumbias and Norteñas. Music is the key to the heart so if I’m going to win the heart of a Latina, I have to do my homework.”
But Lowery says when he was growing up, his African American friends didn’t understand his love of all things Mexican. They’d say “what are you doing? You’re supposed to be singing rap and hip-hop. Why are you hanging out with the Mexicans, those are the enemies," he recalls.
Lowery says he’d tell them, they’re not enemies — they’re my friends. “Because of that, in 9th and 10th grade year, I had like no black friends. No one wanted to hang out with me, because they were embarrassed that I would sing and hang out and speak Spanish.”
A couple years ago, one of his high school friends started calling him “El Compa Negro,” which means “my black friend.”
And it stuck.
El Compa Negro got discovered the way a lot of young talent gets discovered these days. His manager, Antonio Lopez, saw a video of a 16-year-old Lowery singing a capella on YouTube.
That was three years ago. This past May, El Compa Negro appeared on the LA-based TV show, “Tengo Talento Mucho Talento,” (I have Talent, A lot of Talent). He came in third.
He sings a tune, “Negro Claro,” written by his manager Lopez, with lyrics that translate as: “I’m black, of course, African American, heart and soul of a Mexican.”
Lopez says while some of El Compa Negro’s old friends don’t get him, he also faces some discrimination in the Mexican community as well. Lopez says Latinos complain about Donald Trump’s attack on Mexicans, but some Mexicans are doing the same thing to El Compa Negro. He claims that a lot of doors are closed to Lowery, just because he’s black.
“Here we are complaining that someone is stereotyping us, yet they’re stereotyping my singer. They’re saying, well you guys can’t play here,” Lopez explains.
But El Compa Negro says he’s not discouraged.
“Look what I’ve started. I’ve made something like Obama, he’s the first African American president. Well, I’m the first African American in the 'Regional Música Mexicana.'"
An African American from Compton is a rising star on the Mexican music scene
wait till he puts some 808s on this
Short answer: NO
You women gotta understand that everything we do is all about you and to impress YOU sexy mother fukkers.
We show up in school. We go to college. We get good jobs. We buys cars. We buys houses. We dress nice. Wear cologne. We buy nice shoes. We work out.
All for you, babe.
And dont you ever forget it
If it wasnt for you all we'd be fine wearing basketball shorts and jerseys and smelling like musty ball 24/7 and wouldnt even think about it
He claiming his Afro Mexican brehs culture. 
Tis all good.
Tis all good.
So next time when someone says "that mexican tries to act black"....here is the counter reply...........
:cryingemoji::cryingemoji::cryingemoji:
Mexican isnt a race its a nationality.
Mexican isnt a race its a nationality. black isnt a nationality.
Capo Dei Capi
Fukk a studio thug, I'm a skinny jeans bigot
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Hiphop is not a race or a country but we show disdain for people who appropriate the CULTURE of it.
Or do we not ?
My girl mexican. Anybody talk slick catching this fade (neg)