How y'all feel about cacs infiltrating our barbershops?
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King Khufu
CARTEL MAFIA GANG
Cacs and indians getting drop fades
Its always some buff hipster cac in New boys flannel shirt skinny jeans too that talks in a whisper voice and a 1800s mustache that always rock the drop fade so wrongly too.
If you dont have afro hair like me why would you even do it??? It makes no sense
With scissors or a razor.
Hair may be different textures but it's all made of the same material.
Our hair is more manageable to cut as it stays in place, yet cacs claim they cant cut it
I'm no barber so what do I know.Our hair is more manageable to cut as it stays in place, yet cacs claim they cant cut it
CreepyMcCreeperson
Veteran
Never seen any whites at my barber, but I went to the salon with my ex once (will NEVER wait for a woman at salon again, 4 god damn hours of women gossiping, kids running around, people coming in selling bootlegs, and belts and shyt) a white woman was getting her hair braided. Then, her full white daughter cake in with braids too. It was so strange.
Cave Savage
Feminist
In your honest opinion, did it look good?
CreepyMcCreeperson
Veteran
Been seeing this shyt so long I never really gave a fukk. My hood is mad diverse & the white people who didn't actually grow up in the hood usually go to the burbs or certain spots. Hispanics & Asians have they own spots where white people feel safer I guess. The main spots I went was majority Black but you'd see some white regular customers.
1: There's white barbers in there that learned from Black people & know what they're doing.
2: Most the white customers grew up in the hood so seeing dude in the shop was the same as seeing dude on the corner.
3: Only white chicks coming in was pretty much waiting for they man, whatever race.
4: Everybody talking about fukk white people, especially the white people.
1: There's white barbers in there that learned from Black people & know what they're doing.
2: Most the white customers grew up in the hood so seeing dude in the shop was the same as seeing dude on the corner.
3: Only white chicks coming in was pretty much waiting for they man, whatever race.
4: Everybody talking about fukk white people, especially the white people.
Glad you saw the light. I never waited for my ex the whole time. She got her shyt done mainly in malls so I'd pay & be out til she got done.
White ppl can't infiltrate black barbershops, most of them too scared to even walk in one 
You'll get the random white person every once in a while but I think white folks are just fine with super cuts
Barbershops and soul music, two of the few safe havens we have left in our culture that they can't emulate
You'll get the random white person every once in a while but I think white folks are just fine with super cuts
Barbershops and soul music, two of the few safe havens we have left in our culture that they can't emulate
Had to make a quick decision and no way was I going to the kale smoothie selling guy
John Reena
Superstar
Only time I EVER seen a white person in a black barbershop it was a white guy who was special needs got trimmed up.
Toe Jay Simpson
Searchin’
Where you live at where there wasn’t always a jon b looking white dude with a sweat suit in hot weather cutting hair in the corner?
Virtuous_Brotha
Superstar
Why would it be a negative (outside of longer queues) more business for the brehs 
NeilCartwright
All Star
The original statement is flawed bc what cac is getting a black haircut anyway. If anything, a cac that’s somewhat accepted into some circles has that lil fade with hella hair on top
And I heard they go to sports clips and get the all star package
he couldn’t understand why I was so selective with my barbers
And I heard they go to sports clips and get the all star package
he couldn’t understand why I was so selective with my barbers
Killigraphy
Banned
Its common in NY, especially if you want a fade.
Dominicans handle the more flamboyant hair styles; curls, pomps, etc
AA's handle; fades, high/low top, detail work, and tapers.
Dominicans handle the more flamboyant hair styles; curls, pomps, etc
AA's handle; fades, high/low top, detail work, and tapers.