Lil Baby’s BM says she only dates hood guys: “I only fukk with hood nikkas, I don’t want nothing that’s not hood you gotta carry a gun.”

[AMcV'88]

the way she turned her nose up at the idea of dating a very rich soccer player was funny.. what a dummy.

whether its a rappers BM saying or any type of person, people like what they like or accustomed to but...
someone thats not your type will charm or woo you one day. guaranteed.

 

[alpo]

the way she turned her nose up at the idea of dating a very rich soccer player was funny.. what a dummy.

whether its a rappers BM saying or any type of person, people like what they like or accustomed to but...
someone thats not your type will charm or woo you one day. guaranteed.

That’s why I learned it’s not about the money with hoodrats. A hoodrat can never be a gold digger. Gold diggers are wolves. These chickenheads are Chihuahua with rabies

 

[Alvin]

Was the dad from Good Times a thug? No, but people respected him. We don't have enough depictions of good natured masculine men, that are not in the streets committing crimes. It's just streets, streets, streets, non stop. It's all a psy op. We need more balance with the shyt that our people see, because it's really leading our community down a bizarro gang land path that you don't see in other Black communities in the world. And we need to get rid of that disrespectful "square" term. Does any other community or race have a negative term for people not committing crimes? Good god.

this is the main issue, too much ratchet, uncouth, tacky behavior is depicted as african american culture and it's tiresome and racist as hell tbh

 

[Dance_Like_A_Fiend]

this is the main issue, too much ratchet, uncouth, tacky behavior is depicted as african american culture and it's tiresome and racist as hell tbh

It's a problem, but I think another issue is that the opposite isn't popular enough.

Music is a good example. The rap industry is nothing but degeneracy so we need more black male musicians that steer away from it. I can only name two black musicians 30 and under that aren't rappers. One of them is a homo (Avery Wilson) and the other one is more popular with young Korean women than he is with young black women (Gallant)