London Brehs: 'She has to be Light Skin with Curly Hair...No Dark Skins'- @CriticalDistance Agrees

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Why can't it be preference though? It's ok to say the darker the berry the sweeter the juice. But all hell breaks lose if you say you like light skin with curly hair. smdh. I like light skin, but when we talking about dark it has to be like the Ethiopian/ Eritea type for me. Their skin tone is sexy and their natural hair is bomb. :noah:

The majority of Ethiopians are light skin with long curly hair. There's only a small percent that are dark skin. I grew up with them. I should know.
 

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Just realized OP has my guy @Critical Distance name in the title.:russ:

This shyt did numbers even while having a pro-black poster who loves brownskin and darkskin baddies attached to the thread.:dead:

That was some next level title trolling:banderas:
@ChiefQueen gets computers putin' on some prime Camron shyt.:win:
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None of the those solo artist are international superstars(maybe Aretha but that's different) or sex symbols. Are you really trying to say Fantasia is anywhere near the level of Rih or Beyonce? Beyonce was by far the biggest star of Destiny's child and she's light skinned. I had look to look up Ruth Brown and Celia Cruz and they both in Aretha's category. They all are major part of their respective musical genres but they're not selling 150+ million and they weren't portrayed as desirable.
You must be very young:-
  1. Aretha Franklin is the biggest female Black artist in history-The most charted female artist in the chart's history, she has won a total of 18 Grammy Awards and is one of the best-selling artists of all time, having sold over 75 million records worldwide.
  2. Ruth Brown was known as "the Queen of R&B"
  3. Celia Cruz was known as the "Queen of Salsa"
  4. Destiny's Child, Brandy, etc were some of the biggest R&B acts in the 1990's

Like I said, you are either very young or very naive.
 
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You must be very young:-
  1. Aretha Franklin is the biggest female Black artist in history-The most charted female artist in the chart's history, she has won a total of 18 Grammy Awards and is one of the best-selling artists of all time, having sold over 75 million records worldwide.
  2. Ruth Brown was known as "the Queen of R&B"
  3. Celia Cruz was known as the "Queen of Salsa"
  4. Destiny's Child, Brandy, etc were some of the biggest R&B acts in the 1990's

Like I said, you are either very young or very naive.

1. Aretha Franklin is not the biggest Blsck female artist in history in terms of success(maybe in term of critical acclaim) . Whitney Houston sold 45 million copies of one album and she's at about 200 million overall. You ask a random person in every part of the globe who Aretha Franklin is and who Whitney Houston, Beyonce, and Rihanna are and you're not going to get near the same amount of responses. If we're talking women from her generation, Diana and Tina are bigger. Having the most charted singles isn't that big of deal, she's had a very extensive career and released a lot of content. Dionne Warwick has the second highest number of charged singles, you're not going to try to argue she's the second most successful Black female artist.

2. I have no idea who Ruth Brown is. They're not talking about this one even when Gladys, Aretha, Patti, Ella, Sarah, etc. are getting mentioned so she can't be that big. Her Wikipedia page indicts she was popular in R&B but you really think someone in Taiwan, India, or even Canada knows who she is? It was even mentioned in the news when she died. Popular in the Black community does not equal international superstar.

3. I'll take your word for it

None of these three women are Pop Stars are sexual desirable so my point still stands.

4. Brandy's success was decent but short lived. She doesn't even have a #1 album. Destiny's child is basically Beyoncé and background singers.
 

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1. Aretha Franklin is not the biggest Blsck female artist in history in terms of success(maybe in term of critical acclaim) . Whitney Houston sold 45 million copies of one album and she's at about 200 million overall. You ask a random person in every part of the globe who Aretha Franklin is and who Whitney Houston, Beyonce, and Rihanna are and you're not going to get near the same amount of responses. If we're talking women from her generation, Diana and Tina are bigger. Having the most charted singles isn't that big of deal, she's had a very extensive career and released a lot of content. Dionne Warwick has the second highest number of charged singles, you're not going to try to argue she's the second most successful Black female artist.

2. I have no idea who Ruth Brown is. They're not talking about this one even when Gladys, Aretha, Patti, Ella, Sarah, etc. are getting mentioned so she can't be that big. Her Wikipedia page indicts she was popular in R&B but you really think someone in Taiwan, India, or even Canada knows who she is? It was even mentioned in the news when she died. Popular in the Black community does not equal international superstar.

3. I'll take your word for it

None of these three women are Pop Stars are sexual desirable so my point still stands.

4. Brandy's success was decent but short lived. She doesn't even have a #1 album. Destiny's child is basically Beyoncé and background singers.

Yes, if you ask a teenager maybe. How can you compare Rihanna with Aretha Franklin? Are you in High School?
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So if this sample is to be indicative of how even 50% of Black Brit men think.....then to be pretty frank and honest......how would you be able to fault Black Brit women in Britain for wenching it up....I mean :francis:



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Yes, if you ask a teenager maybe. How can you compare Rihanna with Aretha Franklin? Are you in High School?
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I'm 21. I'm not comparing her talent wise, there is no comparison. Aretha voice, musical legacy and discography is way superior but Rihanna is the bigger international celebrity. If I ask a random person in Shanghai or Moscow, they are more likely to know Rihanna over Aretha and they're ten times more likely to find her desirable or someone they want to emulate. Aretha is the Queen of Soul, she is not a Pop Star.
 

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U.K. Breh here.

/also has a light skin girlfriend who could pass (2 black parents). Not a c00n tho. Love me dark skin women.

c00nism in the UK is wild high. Probably slightly higher than in the US. But you can't tell me the sentiment isn't similar in the US or anywhere in the world.

I've been to Jamaica and Nigeria. Dudes there rated me and my girl just based off her colour and features. Sure she's beautiful but it's way deeper than that. Dudes would salute me in the street with her.

Black community worldwide warped.


The video: all young brehs that don't get girls anyway.

Most of them will end up with a full cac anyway. That's more likely than the 'lighty'. That's the uk black breh pandemic
 

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Would like to know the source to see how the breakdown goes for Black Africans vs. Black Caribbeans. Who among those two groups are likely to marry outside of their race.
I don't have the time today but it easy to find on google from government sources (at work, don't want that stuff on my laptop or this, using my phone).

But it's true for Caribbean men 50 per cent. African men 30 to 40 per cent. Caribbbean women 30 to 40 per cent. African women much less.
 

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It's time we stop being shocked by colorism. If you're a black woman who is brown skin to dark skin just find you a black man who likes your tone. Stop worrying about black men who only prefer lighter toned women. There are plenty of black men such as myself that love dark chocolate.
 
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