Where can I see this imaginary friend zoning?
Oh it's because she called him friend when she kissed him, should she have called him boyfriend
Its called did he hit or not. If not, the nikka is friendzoned.
Tariq Nasheed on new Star Wars movie - "12 Years a Space Slave"
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Its called did he hit or not. If not, the nikka is friendzoned.
StretfordRed
Afro-European
they got that nikka looking like he just got out of the underground railroad and yall thirsty nerd nikkas are defending this shyt.
Do you know what happened in that scene?
He escaped his space plantation as a cotton picker, I mean janitor.
StretfordRed
Afro-European
Genuine question. Did you watch the film and know the background of who the New Order are?
StretfordRed
Afro-European
genuine question. do you find this cover a bit strange?
Only because it looks like a shytty photoshop.
But I can guess what you're going to say, and that magazine is not an official release from Disney/LucasFilms so Entertainment Weekly can catch the flack for that.
If you really want to see how Disney/LucasFilm see Finn, go look at his databank entry
film was a new hope remake and not worth all this
but continue
but continue
Scott Larock
Its hard leaving thecoli but I gotta find a way...
smh I'm go in at work. cacs gonna hate me.
Shyt fukked up my morninggenuine question. do you find this cover a bit strange?
so not because they used the worst possible promo pic?
seems like you want to willfully ignore his horrible representation. that's fine. i noticed plenty of whites changed their tune after seeing the movie, and i see why. like tariq said, finn's basically danny glover in lethal weapon.
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StretfordRed
Afro-European
so not because they used the worst possible promo pic?
Genuinely asking here. Who's promo picture is this? this is a cover for a Star Wars special by Entertainment Weekly magazine
Anakin and Darth aren't even in the movie
it was literally the first image of finn from the trailer
this is the image whites wanted to promote.
Genuine question, why do I have to watch a movie series that has a history or racist content against black people to know that there isn't something right about it?
Just because you feel obligated to watch it based off the fact that it's popular in nerd culture doesn't pull the same heart strings for everyone. I worked hard enough for my money to knowing waste it on a movie that has blatant racist content.
