Non black people influenced by black culture

[jadillac]

to be honest, nothing else is pushed on social media or mainstream media except what we invent.

People steal it/take it, or whatever you wanna call it, then run with it.

White ppl use words like "side hustle" and "hustling" now in corporate settings.

 

[MadMali]

At the end of the day I want acting black to be associated with productivity and positivity and gettin paid

I'm tired of acting black being associated with gang banging and rapping and playing basketball and having 360 waves

What you want isn’t the point of my thread nikka. It’s about how it is which you seem to understand but you wanna make it about something else.

 

[Luke Cage]

For real where are y’all nikkas raised?! Y’all got teased for getting good grades and overachieving?!

No, I didn't get teased. I got treated like i was the exception to the rule. Lots of "you're not like most black people." from rich cacs
Or the inevitable cac who grew up in the hood saying something like "i feel like i'm blacker than you."

 

[Henri Christophe]

No, I didn't get teased. I got treated like i was the exception to the rule. Lots of "you're not like most black people." from rich cacs
Or the inevitable cac who grew up in the hood saying something like "i feel like i'm blacker than you."

They playing dumb breh

 

[MadMali]

Your experience determines your culture.......

That’s true, but you realize that doesn’t change anything, right? A lot of people of the same race usually have very similar experiences especially black people considering our history.

 

[Dad]

No, I didn't get teased. I got treated like i was the exception to the rule. Lots of "you're not like most black people." from rich cacs
Or the inevitable cac who grew up in the hood saying something like "i feel like i'm blacker than you."

I’m sorry to hear that.

I had the privilege of being raised in an area where my people were a majority and I got to see them shine everyday.

From there went to an HBCU and saw my people rise to even higher standard .

 

[Luke Cage]

I’m sorry to hear that.

I had the privilege of being raised in an area where my people were a majority and I got to see them shine everyday.

From there went to an HBCU and saw my people rise to even higher standard .

I actually experienced this once when i moved to Atlanta, i lived in an affluent black suburb. The experience really opened my eyes a lot.

 

[MaxPain]

This thread backfired on OP


@YaThreadFloppedB!

 

[Wildhundreds]

A slang originated by who? Shut all the way the fukk up nikka. Jesus Christ.

Are you retarded?

Slang doesn't dictate culture..

Slang isn't culture for that matter..

Before it was the trap house it was the crack house.. Two different names, same act..

Smh.