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Says he didn’t see racism until moving to democrat ran California in the 80s( California was red in the 80s)
“I didn’t see racism from white people growing up in Alabama “- Tariq Nasheed
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16:00
Says he didn’t see racism until moving to democrat ran California in the 80s( California was red in the 80s)
RamsayBolton
Superstar
i cant believe people still care what this agent says or does
Georgiamuscle
Superstar
This nikka lying his ASS off 
Them dumb ass faces in the thumbnails now
Them dumb ass faces in the thumbnails now
still watching for the roasting
This is a 40 year old man by the way
hell no
Scustin Bieburr
Baby baybee baybee UUUGH
He really doing those stupid faces now.
Shame. Buck broken.
Had to listen Just to make sure, It starts at 15:00. He says he lived in Alabama but didn't see hardcore racism until he moved to California. He also says white people in Alabama are real friendly people lol.
Its crazy how he suckered black folk in with the documentaries and pro black talk. Even with that I wonder if people who still go hard for him deep down knows he switched up and are embarrassed for following him in the first place, or are they just lost idiots looking for a leader.
Its crazy how he suckered black folk in with the documentaries and pro black talk. Even with that I wonder if people who still go hard for him deep down knows he switched up and are embarrassed for following him in the first place, or are they just lost idiots looking for a leader.
Birmingham
Gritsngravy
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He flipped flopped a couple times during his internet career
I remember when he said he wasn’t going to advocate for black families who were victims to police violence
That was around the same time he tried to get his rnb career popping and it flopped, same thing with the podcasts he was trying to do
Give him credit for actually putting hidden colors out and giving certain folks exposure but he should only be looked at as the dvd guy, he is the equivalent of the nikka selling bootlegs at the barbershop that’s as far as his social clout should go not as some political speaker
I remember when he said he wasn’t going to advocate for black families who were victims to police violence
That was around the same time he tried to get his rnb career popping and it flopped, same thing with the podcasts he was trying to do
Give him credit for actually putting hidden colors out and giving certain folks exposure but he should only be looked at as the dvd guy, he is the equivalent of the nikka selling bootlegs at the barbershop that’s as far as his social clout should go not as some political speaker
