Do Y'all Hear People Talking About "FBA" And "Tethers" In Real Life?

[Kasgoinjail]

Mainly online. I don't think any smart person with a decent IQ and education will take part in such decisive name calling and group subjection unless its in a joking matter. Yes, do some africans and Caribbean's think they are better and black americans and have no culture, yes, there are also some that don't. Same as Black Americans that think all Africans have flies on their bellies and starve.

In reality unless you from a city populated with Immigrants from Caribbean or Africa, alot of the talk is from a failed pimp, anti intellectual,

As when I moved around the south, most people never even heard of my family's countries, and just assumed I was black, I mean white people certainly do and still do.

But no, let's look at hairlines and call other blacks tether's while Pojeet is taking over tech, we have a reading crisis across the Diaspora in the states, and a declining number in home ownership.

fukk all that, why us weak ass NY's letting puerto rican's say nikka and shyt yo?? I'm 1/18th Cherokee and shyt dawgg! These tether's got to go, said from Fort Worth Texas, where I may have went to school with maybe Nigerians and the rest of your high school looked like a Selena tribute concert.

Thanks for an honest take

I can see the dap farmers in here having a field day with their nonsense

 

[YaThreadFloppedB!]

never had to


it’s only on Mark Dean’s internet that Tethers and Fleers talk wild. IRL they are pretty quiet while giving me that little ticket and showing me where to park.

 

[King Poetic]

No.

Tariq doesn’t do it either while he eating at non FBA restaurants and shopping with his wife at non fba stores..

 

[TMNT4000]

No. But I find some of these fba people mentally disturbed online.

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[Luke Cage]

Or is it just some internet sh!t?

I'm 100% certain the majority of older black people i know, have no idea what FBA is. i'm talking uncles in their 60s type people.
now millennials? They may know of it, but i don't hear it ever come up as conversation

 

[Roid Jones]

Most people in real life probably couldn't tell you what those terms even mean.

I had never even heard of them until this site and Marcus Sanders.

 

[Toe Jay Simpson]

Social media is the phone booth for people to change into whatever alternate character they are. That Tariq mess is the same as these white folks and that incel stuff

 

[CoCKy GeNiuS]

No

FBA
Tethers
Bussy
Tariq
Kevin Samuels
Umar
Charleston White

Never heard any of this outside the internet, and my group of friends wouldn’t even know what or who these are

Charleston White is definitely discussed outside of the internet breh. I've heard his name pop up numerous times to headline a discussion. From brehs at work to brehs in the streets. "U see what that nigg Charleston said yesterday on say cheese" "that nigg Charleston said fukk Deion" "that nigg Charleston say some real shyt but it's just the way he goes about saying it"

 

[Yinny]

Just because those terms aren’t common doesn’t mean the sentiment isn’t prevalent

 

[Louisville Slugz]

Internet shyt

 

[Rollie Forbes]

 

[pickles]

Never. Never have I heard the term bedbuck or bedwench either.

I wonder why.

 

[Kenny West]

Online shyt

 

[Kenny West]

Never. Never have I heard the term bedbuck or bedwench either.

I wonder why.

I've heard bedwench once from a terminally online and constantly depressed black chick.

Ironically she was Haitian

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

Ive heard an African say the hard er irl and another one say I'm not Black, I'm African