So this girl Zendaya Coleman is playing Aaliyah in her Biopic....Seriously
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Academy Award for anybody who can spit that whack verse from Make Em Say Uhh word for word and syllable for syllable.
I still remember that verse. He would mumble to himself at parts of it then get loud all of a sudden.
Me either. Looks like I got tipsy and got caught in a smart-dumb nikka debate. The Coli can do that to you sometimes...
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She's rumored to be dating Trevor Jackson....who is 17.
Shocking, considering the amount of wenching in the entertainment business.
Anyways, I still can't support this movie. Apparently, her mother and brother are strongly against it, but her Uncle, who controls her estate, is on some bullshyt and is going along with the movie anyways.
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I opened this chit hoping to see "did they get a broad with a lazy eye? " and things like that. I didn't think it was gonna be another lightskin-a-thon...
Academy Award for anybody who can spit that whack verse from Make Em Say Uhh word for word and syllable for syllable.
It's like once you die you become a "legend" & @Poitier you're one dumb SOB makin REAL militants look bad
you're a grown man with an anime avatar aint no one taking you serious
This is a pretty good post.
I think one of the stupidest things I hear these days are young parents saying they’re going to teach their kids “not to see color”, or that they themselves don’t see it. Especially young black parents. Are you serious? In this world we’re living in, you want to intentionally put your child at a disadvantage by telling them that foolishness?
Different races bring different cultures and ideas to the table which keeps things varied, progressive and interesting. Salsa, Anime, Hip Hop, Bollywood films, Italian food and everything in between come from different races of people and contribute to the overall beauty of the world. Seeing color isn’t the issue. We should see color in all of it’s gloriously diverse exuberance.
What we SHOULDN’T see is inequality through color. Many people do, and that is the problem. Separate but equal was horrible only because it never truly did what it said. It was more like “separate and unequal”. A TRUE separate but equal – which I’d like to think of more as DIFFERENT but equal – is where blacks, whites, Asians and everyone else are seen as different but EQUAL in their potential to be capable of greatness, intelligence, stability, love, and peace. That isn’t an ugly thing at all. It’s actual quite beautiful. Fairness, respect and love are the answers to the racial issues of the world – not homogeny. Miss me with the “color doesn’t mean anything” garbage.
Love your blackness, your whiteness, your orientalness, your latinoness, and make sure your children are brought up to do the same, but be SURE to show them not only the beauty of their own race, but of the races around them as well. If we do not love ourselves first, we will be incapable of loving other races. We'll simply be seeking them out to be validated(if our self hatred makes us believe their race makes them better than us) or to look down on them (if our self hatred encourages us to look down on people who are beneath us so we are "elevated")
Do they not look alike?Seriously
I've been saying this for the longest...
To Zendaya for getting the role.
Ya'll complain about up and coming black actors/actresses not getting work then then wanna be mad when they do.
She doesn't exactly look like Aaliyah. So what? Lindsey Lohan didn't exactly look like Liz Taylor in her Biopic.
Let Zendaya cook.
She doesn't even look remotely "black"....
Y'all act like Aaliyah was some kind of real legend or something. Ain't nobody doing that much work to find somebody to play her in a biopic.
thank you. S
The hate for gorgeous biracial girls continues on the coli. I guess most of you dudes are really unattractive hateful darkskinned black women