Karens are upset that “King Richard” focuses on a black man.
- Thread starter ThrobbingHood
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that's the thing too.
you can obviously tell these stupid mfs didn't even watch the movie (not surprising for twitter hot takes) cuz it doesn't even paint him as perfect.
that's what makes it so good.
you can't tell their story without him. Who pushed them to do what they did? Him! Just like you can't tell the story of Tiger Woods without Earl. But let me guess, it would be powerful if they were raised without a father and made it on some "SEE! THEY DID IT, ALL OF YOU CAN!" type of shyt.
Cat piss martini
Veteran
white people opinion on anything black
is somewhere between the soy sauce
colored stain in comfortable period panties
broads refuse to part with and that white
film that's always in the side of cicely tyson's mouth.
fukk these morlocks!!!!!!
know i'm talmbout?
is somewhere between the soy sauce
colored stain in comfortable period panties
broads refuse to part with and that white
film that's always in the side of cicely tyson's mouth.
fukk these morlocks!!!!!!
know i'm talmbout?
HARLEM AL
Your broad loves me.....
This makes me legit mad. Im mad because I know she isn’t the only one that feels like this.
Save yourself Black man…
Save yourself Black man…
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Drew Wonder
Superstar
The reviewers either didn't watch the movie or watched it with an agenda in mind because that movie was all about Richard Williams learning to not be so controlling of Venus and to let her take charge of her own life and career. If I had a daughter, I'd take her to see it.
This is why representation is important.
Cacs and c00ns are so used to seeing black men (black people in general) being presented in a certain light that when something challenges that belief they can't process it. And most of the times they cling onto stereotypes while having little to no interaction IRL. Plus, there's no white savior or comedy relief for them to relate to or make them feel comfortable.
The movie is literally called KING RICHARD. What I find funny is that social media and MSM glossed over the fact that Serena and Venus are executive producers of the film. This movie is a tribute to THEIR father. They are reliving their experiences and the lessons they've learned yet you have outsiders trying to dispute what the Williams Sisters experienced with their own dad. All because it goes against the lies/stereotypes they've been told and a strong black man raised 2 strong black women to be the best at what they did in an environment that was not kind to them. He wasn't perfect, but the movie doesn't even try to paint him as such. They would know if they actually watched the movie. Both parents and kids alike can learn a thing or 2.
Brehs (and brehettes) ought to take notes. You can do everything right, but someone can find anything to hate on if they look hard enough. If you're doing right by yourself and those around you then don't compromise what you believe in for those who will never understand your vision. It has nothing to do with you as an individual, but their own personal hangups. You don't own them shyt. Keep doing what you're doing.
to everyone involved in making this movie.
Cacs and c00ns are so used to seeing black men (black people in general) being presented in a certain light that when something challenges that belief they can't process it. And most of the times they cling onto stereotypes while having little to no interaction IRL. Plus, there's no white savior or comedy relief for them to relate to or make them feel comfortable.
The movie is literally called KING RICHARD. What I find funny is that social media and MSM glossed over the fact that Serena and Venus are executive producers of the film. This movie is a tribute to THEIR father. They are reliving their experiences and the lessons they've learned yet you have outsiders trying to dispute what the Williams Sisters experienced with their own dad. All because it goes against the lies/stereotypes they've been told and a strong black man raised 2 strong black women to be the best at what they did in an environment that was not kind to them. He wasn't perfect, but the movie doesn't even try to paint him as such. They would know if they actually watched the movie. Both parents and kids alike can learn a thing or 2.
Brehs (and brehettes) ought to take notes. You can do everything right, but someone can find anything to hate on if they look hard enough. If you're doing right by yourself and those around you then don't compromise what you believe in for those who will never understand your vision. It has nothing to do with you as an individual, but their own personal hangups. You don't own them shyt. Keep doing what you're doing.
to everyone involved in making this movie.
NaijaProdigy Redux
Veteran
Bro I swear people always find something to complain about 
They have nothing to say about white savior films though
They have nothing to say about white savior films though
Mindfield333
Superstar
That Yakub origin story is looking like a history lesson at this point
richaveli83
Veteran
Those stupid bytches don’t realize or care that the movie has Serena and Venus as executive producers and they were involved in the production.
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BushidoBrown
Superstar
TheKongoEmpire
The First Men
Man, you're super late. I'm surprised that you're surprised.
