You. You little black stove-pipe-colored nikka, Tasty. You are the same complexion as Marcus Garvey, the man that brought self-love to the black consciousness movement in the 1930s. And when we speak about complexion, we move into the political perspective of where y'all coming from. You, Ice. You's a good, high-yellow piss-colored motherfukker. Same complexion as Bob Marley. I mean, you even got that dreadlock thing going for you. You could even move into a whole Rasta thing, if you wanted to. But that's another story. And you. You good red-boned, morani-colored, genie-in-a-bottle-looking motherfukker. You are the same complexion as Malcom X. That's right. Take off your hat. Jeeze! Red hair, just like Malcom! Boy, I'm telling you, you brothers are gonna be large!
Is Fear of a Black Hat a classic?
- Thread starter Thighmaster B
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Too many classic lines, shoot it even inspired my name .
I remember first watching it my boys taped it on on HBO, me and my bros watched it and were dying, we gave it pops you could hear him laughing clear across the house! So many classic lines and classic scenes
I remember first watching it my boys taped it on on HBO, me and my bros watched it and were dying, we gave it pops you could hear him laughing clear across the house! So many classic lines and classic scenes
the amount of thought and creativity went into this..Solid!!!
CB4 was dope too..
but fear of a black hat had layers like the film Hollywood shuffle.
CB4 was dope too..
but fear of a black hat had layers like the film Hollywood shuffle.
Ice Cold: (points to a group of brehs) Over here we got some perpetrators: a bunch of "Ice Wannabes".
See, Ice Cold, I'm the man. 
But, we got (pointing to each of them) Ice Tray, Ice Coffee, Ice Water, Iceberg, Ice Cup, Icebox. 
I mean, it gets real ridiculous when people tryin to bite your style, you know what I'm sayin? 
But, hey, that's the way it is. 
It's the rap world, what can I tell you?That continues to ring true to this day with the countless artists who use "Lil" or "Young" in the rap game.
AnonymityX1000
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I think this went over my head when I first saw this.
Hilarious, he's dissing them and giving them props simultaneously.
See. Cops would've shot homeboy. But I know better. He was just chillin.
And my favorite at the end...
Look at this, I saw this laying over here. The N.W.H. divider and shyt. This is when you know you blowin' up
major, crazy large...because they take you out of that generic "N" bullshyt...where they put the wack nikkas...that had one or two fukked-up albums.
And my favorite at the end...
Look at this, I saw this laying over here. The N.W.H. divider and shyt. This is when you know you blowin' up
major, crazy large...because they take you out of that generic "N" bullshyt...where they put the wack nikkas...that had one or two fukked-up albums.
im about to probably get roasted but i never seen this in its entirety 
Ice Cold: (points to a group of brehs) Over here we got some perpetrators: a bunch of "Ice Wannabes".
That continues to ring true to this day with the countless artists who use "Lil" or "Young" in the rap game.
Or every rapper that came out with Gangsta in his name like c'mon man one of y'all nikkas is lyin Gangsta Leroy
I should watch this? I like CB4
If there was gonna be a CB4 sequel back then, just think of Black Hat as the stuff Chris Rock & Nelson George didn't have time to pack into theirs
In comparison, CB4 is like the "also special guests" of mockumentaries
Maxine Shaw
#ColiFam gave more $ 2 my students than my school
The fact that I know all the words to Booty Juice makes it a classic. Better than CB4, even, though I think both are underrated. (I know all of Straight Outta Locash, too.)
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. It was funny as fukk when I was younger though