Marlon Wayans & Lord Jamar beef over Omar Epps' Skirt! LOL

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Sorry, but some of the strongest men I know are gay, gay, GAY!

They can fight, they can shoot, they can organize, and most importantly they EXECUTE.

The Black community could stand to learn a thing or two from the Gays. But homophobia has you blind to what the REAL problem is.
fakkit stop the nonsense. T
Oh because I'm not closed minded I must be gay now or an "agent" :russ:

Like I said Omar prolly has done more for his community then most of y'all arm chair revolutionist revolting for lost causes from your key board ever has.

I'm willing to bet a lot of the dudes on twitter, instagram, and on here that are claiming what he is wearing as the downfall of our community got kids they don't even take care of .Yet this family man is the death of the black community?

We focus on all the wrong things SMH
You're an agent cause you're trying to protect them and act as if it's not yet another problem. You're trying to play the problems against each other to avoid the fact that this is a legitimate issue. The REAL issue is racism white supremacy and this is another weapon in their arsenal. Brainwashing nikkas to compromise their manhood.
 

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Why isn't Jason Black on Tommy show anymore?
:yeshrug: probably couldn't continue to co-sign the fukkery TS is on. i stopped listening to his vids like mid-last yr when i saw where he was headed w/his agenda

edit: i just realized jason black is black authority. :ohhh:
 

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:yeshrug: probably couldn't continue to co-sign the fukkery TS is on. i stopped listening to his vids like mid-last yr when i saw where he was headed w/his agenda
I only see his livestreams in my youtube feed. I wonder if Jason left because Tommy hooked up with that White chick :mjlol:
 

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:heh: These bytchass smoke screens and deflections are like clockwork. Homosexual advocates are just like white racists. "y'all blacks stay whining about institutional racism bu....bu.....bu what about Chicago? Why y'all never worry bout black on black crime" Look, if you don't think that the homosexual agenda being pushed on our community is worth discussing then remove your fakkit ass from the discussion. Go start threads on all the shyt that you've thrown up to deflect and cloud this issue. You're not going to start any threads about how we go about addressing those other problems because you don't really give a fukk. Bringing those issues up is just your bytchass way of defending the "gay agenda" without actually defending. It's the same shyt that that c00n Marlon Wayans did to Lord Jamar. Epps wasn't wearing a "kilt" he was wearing a gotdamn skirt. If you don't think that effeminization of black men is a major problem in our community then that's one thing but trying to dismiss that discussion acting as if it shouldn't be had is despicable bytchmade behavior.

Hoe ass Nikka, the only reason I brought up those other points is because Y'ALL are putting "the effeminization of the Blake male" on the same level as REAL problems in the black community.

I work with youth and trust me an actor with eccentric fashion choices is NOT on the list of immediate things that should be addressed in our community breh.

If anything the teenage students I work with have an issue with over compensating their masculinity, it's very misguided because they constantly feel the need to prove how manly they are very few of them are comfortable enough in their own skin to even think for themselves .

And it's many systematic issues that have lead to our youth being this way.

But Omar Epps wearing a skirt is NOT one of the epidemics I see effecting the youth bruh,
 

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I only see his livestreams in my youtube feed. I wonder if Jason left because Tommy hooked up with that White chick :mjlol:

smart reason to bounce. it's in direct contradiction into what he said in the past about discussing black issues and being w/a white spouse. i started removing his subs from my youtube when he tried to pin trayvons death on everyone but zimmerman.
 

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Hoe ass Nikka, the only reason I brought up those other points is because Y'ALL are putting "the effeminization of the Blake male" on the same level as REAL problems in the black community.

I work with youth and trust me an actor with eccentric fashion choices is NOT on the list of immediate things that should be addressed in our community breh.

If anything the teenage students I work with have an issue with over compensating their masculinity, it's very misguided because they constantly feel the need to prove how manly they are very few of them are comfortable enough in their own skin to even think for themselves .

And it's many systematic issues that have lead to our youth being this way.

But Omar Epps wearing a skirt is NOT one of the epidemics I see effecting the youth bruh,
Effeminization of the Black male is a real problem, you tap dancing hyper c00n. Gender roles are already fukked up, we don't need the new generation of men swaying their hips side to side, wearing lipstick in the future. The fukking African American family will be dead. You don't have to be a fukkin superthug but act like a fukkin man.

stop deflecting.
 

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You know what's funny: How black people ON HERE create and make conspiracies to justify anything happening in the black community that they don't like or that doesn't fit their preference. It's funny cause, if you look close enough, you can break down exactly where this sudden thought process has come up

So suddenly, there' s a big push on the conspiracy that there's an effeminization of black men going on because nikkas don't like the way people dress (why you care how another man dresses or how it effects you, I don't know. If you are a good parent, I don't see how the way another person dresses is gonna even affect your child as well, but alas, this is a board of black men who tout "get married brehs" and who have a disdain for relationships with women, so I could see how many on here would be worried)

But where was all of this concern when:
- Cam'ron and all of Harlem was wearing pink as if it was cool? Was that not "effeminization"? I don't remember any white people/larger society playing a role in that. Many black men gladly wore pink and I'm sure many on here were Camron fans during that period.

- nikkas were sagging their pants and showing their ass to everyone they came in touch with, even with knowing it's prison history? What? I don't remember white people/larger society playing a role in that, in fact many of them looked on in disgust as black people proudly upheld this standard themselves.

- Jheri culrs were very big in the black community? Hands down the most feminine (and very c00nish) hair style of all time, but yet was appreciated and celebrated in the black community and by black men. This was not effeminate? Also, no white/larger society playing a role here.

- Skinny jeans first broke loose in the black community? I can look through some pics from the 80s/early 90s and I gotta say you nikkas looked like straight up gayer versions of nikkas today (sans the actual gay nikkas) I can also look through hip-hop culture and see that this image was very well promoted and respected. Again, larger society didn't play a role here and the shyt was definitely uberly effeminate.

- Martin, Jamie Foxx, Eddie Murphy, etc. dressing up as women several times (and also making caricatures of black woman). When they did "In Living Color" was the best show ever and Martin is hilarious and a real ass show. No white influence here. Just black people loving effeminate shyt, once again. When Tyler Perry does it, black media needs to be reconstructed and they are trying to promote cross dressing and now black men can't get a job without dressing like a woman.

- Michael Jackson, Rick James, Al B. Sure, Prince, etc. : Gay. Gay. Gay. Gay. Gay. Gay. And they would NEVER succeed in today's time with today's generation. Let's be truthful. BUt they are idols and relics for many of you and for many of the people who like to speak down on people today as if they weren't hands down the gayest/most effeminate artists ever. IDGAF that Prince gets bytches (cause I'm sure Mike Epps gets bytches too), he' still effeminate as fukk and wouldn't get any credit in today's time, but I'm sure this Lord Jamar nikka was rockin' to at least one of these nikkas. Again, no white/larger society interference here. Just black people loving effeminate shyt.

But nowwwwww, all of a sudden, there's a big conspiracy to "effemenize" black men. Probably the weakest excuse ever and a great example of old people forgetting just how damn effeminate they were. But it seems like a lot of y'all only believe in effeminization, or that things can be feminine, when white people are involved. Which is cool, but given the track history of urban-centric black people, effeminization has always been a stronghold, it's just that y'all don't like to believe the shyt that y'all like/liked was/is gay shyt. Time is more convenient than a bytch.
 

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You know what's funny: How black people ON HERE create and make conspiracies to justify anything happening in the black community that they don't like or that doesn't fit their preference. It's funny cause, if you look close enough, you can break down exactly where this sudden thought process has come up

So suddenly, there' s a big push on the conspiracy that there's an effeminization of black men going on because nikkas don't like the way people dress (why you care how another man dresses or how it effects you, I don't know. If you are a good parent, I don't see how the way another person dresses is gonna even affect your child as well, but alas, this is a board of black men who tout "get married brehs" and who have a disdain for relationships with women, so I could see how many on here would be worried)

But where was all of this concern when:
- Cam'ron and all of Harlem was wearing pink as if it was cool? Was that not "effeminization"? I don't remember any white people/larger society playing a role in that. Many black men gladly wore pink and I'm sure many on here were Camron fans during that period.

- nikkas were sagging their pants and showing their ass to everyone they came in touch with, even with knowing it's prison history? What? I don't remember white people/larger society playing a role in that, in fact many of them looked on in disgust as black people proudly upheld this standard themselves.

- Jheri culrs were very big in the black community? Hands down the most feminine (and very c00nish) hair style of all time, but yet was appreciated and celebrated in the black community and by black men. This was not effeminate? Also, no white/larger society playing a role here.

- Skinny jeans first broke loose in the black community? I can look through some pics from the 80s/early 90s and I gotta say you nikkas looked like straight up gayer versions of nikkas today (sans the actual gay nikkas) I can also look through hip-hop culture and see that this image was very well promoted and respected. Again, larger society didn't play a role here and the shyt was definitely uberly effeminate.

- Martin, Jamie Foxx, Eddie Murphy, etc. dressing up as women several times (and also making caricatures of black woman). When they did "In Living Color" was the best show ever and Martin is hilarious and a real ass show. No white influence here. Just black people loving effeminate shyt, once again. When Tyler Perry does it, black media needs to be reconstructed and they are trying to promote cross dressing and now black men can't get a job without dressing like a woman.

- Michael Jackson, Rick James, Al B. Sure, Prince, etc. : Gay. Gay. Gay. Gay. Gay. Gay. And they would NEVER succeed in today's time with today's generation. Let's be truthful. BUt they are idols and relics for many of you and for many of the people who like to speak down on people today as if they weren't hands down the gayest/most effeminate artists ever. IDGAF that Prince gets bytches (cause I'm sure Mike Epps gets bytches too), he' still effeminate as fukk and wouldn't get any credit in today's time, but I'm sure this Lord Jamar nikka was rockin' to at least one of these nikkas. Again, no white/larger society interference here. Just black people loving effeminate shyt.

But nowwwwww, all of a sudden, there's a big conspiracy to "effemenize" black men. Probably the weakest excuse ever and a great example of old people forgetting just how damn effeminate they were. But it seems like a lot of y'all only believe in effeminization, or that things can be feminine, when white people are involved. Which is cool, but given the track history of urban-centric black people, effeminization has always been a stronghold, it's just that y'all don't like to believe the shyt that y'all like/liked was/is gay shyt. Time is more convenient than a bytch.

You typed a whole bunch of nothing. The 80s were eccentric. Martin, Jamie etc are comedians. Saggin is no different than wearing one pant leg up, regardless of it's origin. Nikkas were complaining when Camron was wearing pink also.

Now men are straight going to the women's section and wearing their clothes. Nikkas wearing blouses, sundresses, heels. You apologetic nikkas are a disgrace. I'm not even being militant, it is WOMEN'S CLOTHING. :snoop: You lost nikkas will have Black men wearing a wedding dress in the future :snoop:

:camby:
 

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You typed a whole bunch of nothing. The 80s were eccentric.
Why can't today's time be "eccentric"? MLK and Malcolm X ain't die for the next generation of nikkas to be cheerin' on a nikka wearin' assless chaps and wavin' spirit fingers. FOH. Y'all nikkas went from black panthers to wearin' moist ass hair styles, spandex pants, dressin' like Gold Dust and shyt. Rockin' out to nikkas who sleep with little boys. Laughin' at "Shaniqua" or whatever that bytch was on that dumb ass Martin show. Every issue you see today that you all dislike has an exact correlation to something done in the 80s/90s. Same nikkas speakin' down on shyt today were the ones cheerin' it on +15 years ago. And I've always maintained that generation of black people weren't/ain't shyt cause every 'problem" they complain about, was very prevalent in their generation's hay day. This nikka Lord Jamar's generation is the gayest, most effeminate generation by far (it's no wonder that this age group sees the highest amount of HIV/AIDS in women from downlow brothers givin' that shyt to women)

Black people in urban areas (cause let's be real, sagging, Martin, pink tees, crazy hair styles, etc. were ot strong holds for suburban blacks who were largely surrounded by whites) BEEN likin' effeminate shyt.

LMAO @ calling it "eccentric" though. FOH. That shyt would NEVER fall in line today. Eccentric, right now for you, is just code for "acceptably gayer". Y'all nikkas LOVED gay shyt back then. :mjlol:
 

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You typed a whole bunch of nothing. The 80s were eccentric. Martin, Jamie etc are comedians. Saggin is no different than wearing one pant leg up, regardless of it's origin. Nikkas were complaining when Camron was wearing pink also.

Now men are straight going to the women's section and wearing their clothes. Nikkas wearing blouses, sundresses, heels. You apologetic nikkas are a disgrace. I'm not even being militant, it is WOMEN'S CLOTHING. :snoop: You lost nikkas will have Black men wearing a wedding dress in the future :snoop:

:camby:


Yea i know alot of cats didnt like Camron wearing pink. And there is a difference between a couple of celebrities like MJ/Prince being suspect and damn near every young black entertainer being suspect. From DWade to Omar Epps to Lil Wayne. thats sports/film/music

And there is a difference between dressing up as a woman in a show and dressing like that as everyday attire. In the show we watched Martin like "oh hell nah this nikka crazy" knowing damn well it was acting. nikkas aint acting these days.lol
 

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Why can't today's time be "eccentric"? MLK and Malcolm X ain't die for the next generation of nikkas to be cheerin' on a nikka wearin' assless chaps and wavin' spirit fingers. FOH. Y'all nikkas went from black panthers to wearin' moist ass hair styles, spandex pants, dressin' like Gold Dust and shyt. Rockin' out to nikkas who sleep with little boys. Laughin' at "Shaniqua" or whatever that bytch was on that dumb ass Martin show. Every issue you see today that you all dislike has an exact correlation to something done in the 80s/90s. Same nikkas speakin' down on shyt today were the ones cheerin' it on +15 years ago. And I've always maintained that generation of black people weren't/ain't shyt cause every 'problem" they complain about, was very prevalent in their generation's hay day. This nikka Lord Jamar's generation is the gayest, most effeminate generation by far (it's no wonder that this age group sees the highest amount of HIV/AIDS in women from downlow brothers givin' that shyt to women)

Black people in urban areas (cause let's be real, sagging, Martin, pink tees, crazy hair styles, etc. were ot strong holds for suburban blacks who were largely surrounded by whites) BEEN likin' effeminate shyt.

LMAO @ calling it "eccentric" though. FOH. That shyt would NEVER fall in line today. Eccentric, right now for you, is just code for "acceptably gayer". Y'all nikkas LOVED gay shyt back then. :mjlol:

I was born in the 90s. Timbs and Avirex >>> Skinny Jeans with the back blown out. I'm not going to argue with you nikka, i don't condone men wearing female clothing and never will.
 
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