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

[Big Mel]

how did i miss this????? Jamar made this buffoon look exactly like what he is. props.

 

[director_of_bands]

wow Fuse cable music channel is such a disgrace to hip hop and music in general...they in on promoting the fakkitry to the kids as well...peep the top show in their "busy" programming line up ....out of all the 100's of african american singers/rappers out there they found a way to fit in a reality show about a transexual african american bounce artist from New Orleans...GETALLTHEWAYTHEFCKOUTTAHERE Fuse...peep the other c00n with the afro that has his own show too...such a lame

 

[sun raw]

them pants looking too tight and those shirts looking too bright, Jimi. Or should I say, Jimi the Homosexual and uh *checks lord jamar's twitter, ignoring hundreds of retweets of supporters* 'pro sodimy activist'

 

[dontspeakmuch]

People are so quick to complain about whites being "culture vultures" because they take black trends and run with them, but how many aspects of the culture are "ours" and how many are dictated to us or are backward adaptations to harsh conditions. These adaptations act as a vestigial organ, facilitating no positive function, only sapping our contemporary culture of its nutrients with the possibility of a rupture causing irreversible damage. It's time for surgery. you may skip this if i dont post a picture
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[The_King_of_Everything]

I mean to look like women.

I drove through Pasadena yesterday (hipsterville) and every young dark skinned brothai saw was in pink or pastel colors. I was like

 

[Isaiah Bradley]

Marlon tried to use stereotype to shyt on Lord Jamar, but how many of his performances included the very same stereotypes? Bu bu I'm known around the world, thus that means I know more than you and have a better perspective..no it doesn't if you're first priority is the gain white acceptance because you are dependent on white support for your checks

Thus why I never make excuses for the responsibility that black folks in entertainment must have...bu bu they don't get casted or get to write about the black experience...so change careers. Too many of these black folks in entertainment will promote whatever for a check, regardless whether it contributes to stereotype validating, conditioning, and promoting complacent mentality

 

[Medio]

both these nikkas is corny in their own ways

 

[*L*E*G*A*C*Y*]

I've yet to see a black male in a skirt of any type, in real life. All sightings have been on TV and in magazines.

I can't say the same thing living in NY.


Seeing men wearing skirts is almost like a regular occurence. Hell, as I was out today, I saw a guy wearing a skirt. I think it might of been a dress.

 

[StretfordRed]

It's funny how the folks who say this doesn't matter have so much energy to devote to arguing about this.

For much of the world, the only image of Black people they have access to is through media. And on the flipside, Black children consume more media than any other group. How you present yourself to others matters. Successful groups control their image. Unsuccessful groups let others control their image. It shouldn't take a 40 page thread to explain how Black men wearing women's clothing is detrimental to how we are viewed by the rest of the world. If we were a majority, we could do whatever we want and justify it by controlling the narrative; because we are a persecuted minority, we can't and need to be more cognizant of the choices we make.

Mate, you're going to sit here and say that you're worried that much of the world think black people wear skirts?

Is this real?

 

[Consigliere]

Mate, you're going to sit here and say that you're worried that much of the world think black people wear skirts?

Is this real?

I'm not your mate, son.

And yeah. I care about stuff.

 

[StretfordRed]

I'm not your mate, son.

And yeah. I care about stuff.

Mate, honestly you have no idea how other people around the world view black Americans.

It has nothing to do with skirts. It's more to do with crime figures and subjects within rap music.

Son

 

[MAKAVELI25]

I can't say the same thing living in NY.


Seeing men wearing skirts is almost like a regular occurence. Hell, as I was out today, I saw a guy wearing a skirt. I think it might of been a dress.

I've never been to New York so I can't call you a liar, but somehow I feel like this is

 

[*L*E*G*A*C*Y*]

I've never been to New York so I can't call you a liar, but somehow I feel like this is

It really isn't. The fashion industry has a huuuuuuuuuuuuuugggggggeeeee stronghold here. New York is always known for setting the trends. Sometimes for the exact wrong things...

Sometimes I feel like I'm in the Twilight zone waiting for the train.

I saw this one Puerto Rican kid walking down my block wearing an all black ensemble (*jeans, hoodie, snapback, sneakers and skirt) with a skirt that said "FUKK nikka" on it. It made me

This is all Kanye's fault!

 

[Consigliere]

Mate, honestly you have no idea how other people around the world view black Americans.

It has nothing to do with skirts. It's more to do with crime figures and subjects within rap music.

Son

So if these same admittedly influential rap figures start wearing dresses that would have an impact correct? You're proving my point without even knowing it about how people from far away aren't close enough to form opinions without relying stats and media portrayals.

 

[Isaiah Bradley]

Mate, honestly you have no idea how other people around the world view black Americans.

It has nothing to do with skirts. It's more to do with crime figures and subjects within rap music.

Son

Black folks are smart enough to address each problem accordingly. There's no reason to ignore the valid critique about the attempt at the feminization of black masculinity and the attempts to merge both gay and black struggle just cause folks in other countries choose to view "stats" and media portrayal exclusively for their opinions