Was there a episode of the Wayans that critiqued Black America?
Damm I musta missed that
shyt
Where I been?
These Popeyes' threads be exposing the coli posters more than anything
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Damm I musta missed that
shyt
Where I been?
Damm where that episode at?
Was MLK on the Wayans calling Black people nikkas?
Was there a "nikka moment" episode with Marlon?
saturn7
Politics is an EXCHANGE!!!
they going in on him over that weak ass fyre festival bullshyt they served
Ja Rule did the "we's our own worst enemy" .
Of course no one in their right mind will co-sign folks fighting over a gimmick fast food item but taking the "we's got to do better" angle ain't the move.
Mike the Executioner
What went on up there? Poppers and weird sex!
Was there a episode of the Wayans that critiqued Black America?
Damm I musta missed that
shyt
Where I been?
Damm where that episode at?
Was MLK on the Wayans calling Black people nikkas?
Was there a "nikka moment" episode with Marlon?
No, but Bill Cosby went after the show for its content.
And you have a problem with The Boondocks because it critiqued black America?
WHAT CHANGE ARE YOU EFFECTING IN THIS ECHO CHAMBER?
Bill CosbyNo, but Bill Cosby went after the show for its content.
And you have a problem with The Boondocks because it critiqued black America?
Top sambo #1
Who said Black people would rather steal from a store than get an education
his assAnd if u have to use negative imagery and c00ning bigoted storyline to do so
Yeah I def have a problem
But hey
It's funny tho rih
There were some aspects where the show was good and made valid points
And others that were just full on c00n
Same with the Chappell show and the Tyrone Biggums characterband a few other skits
The introduction theme song and comedy of The Wayans Brothers tv show just went right over your clueless head huh? They made fun of c00ns, bucks and toms - y’all dont research or read for shyt. During that era, the Gumbel Brothers (Bryan and Greg Gumbel) were considered the corniest of c00ns. The opening scene was satire versions of them bc of how whitewashed they were. It’s called a depiction.
desjardins
Superstar
If we can't admit and discuss things that are ridiculous about our own people among ourselves then where can we have those discussions
People fighting and literally killing each other over chicken sandwiches is ridiculous, no matter the demographic involved. Anyone defending that shyt as some kind of statement for unfiltered blackness is a fool
People fighting and literally killing each other over chicken sandwiches is ridiculous, no matter the demographic involved. Anyone defending that shyt as some kind of statement for unfiltered blackness is a fool
what people?
1 murder
And look at the false narrative u come with
Just join the clan and get it over with
Oh and Neg c00n
The responses, excuses and comparisons in this thread are about as substantive as a box of rocks. Really have fo explain why it’s wrong and inappropriate to generalize, racially profile and demean your own race.
desjardins
Superstar
False narrative?
someone literally died over an altercation about the sandwich
And there have been countless fights
AGAIN why don't you c00ns want to discuss? Why do you celebrate degenerate behavior from black people?
Wait u said "people"
Which is plural
So people were killed over a sandwich?
Word?
Celebrate
Word what's for of celebration can u point out fam
Huh?
What?
desjardins
Superstar
Oh you playing the semantics game, instead of making meaningful counter points
. PEOPLE have been fighting over the sandwich and a PERSON has been killed, better?
How long did you wait in the line today? fukking c00n
Kilgore Trout
Banned
Negros are actually showing out for this chicken, I was in LA last weekend waiting in line for this sandwich and there were at least 3 nikkas acting a fool drawing attention to themselves trying to go viral.
Mike the Executioner
What went on up there? Poppers and weird sex!
The introduction theme song and comedy of The Wayans Brothers tv show just went right over your clueless head huh? They made fun of c00ns, bucks and toms - y’all dont research or read for shyt. During that era, the Gumbel Brothers (Bryan and Greg Gumbel) were considered the corniest of c00ns. The opening scene was satire versions of them bc of how whitewashed they were. It’s called a depiction.
You misinterpreted what I said. I think The Wayans Bros. is one of the GOAT sitcoms. I've never considered it c00n shyt.
I was asking OP the difference between both shows because he seems to have a problem with Boondocks specifically because it critiqued the black community. He singled out the MLK episode, for example. But it had satire, social commentary, and insight on certain things that you wouldn't see on other shows, and couldn't see because of the voices those shows came from.
The UPN/WB era is constantly cited as
, both on and off this site. A lot of people look down on the shows that came from that era because they felt like the content was ignorant. It's a stigma that shows like The Wayans Bros. fall into, even if it's undeserved.My point is, it doesn't make sense to treat The Boondocks as "anti-black" and something that treated like black people as a joke for white approval when you could say the same thing for a show like The Wayans Bros. (And again, I don't subscribe to that belief. I love both shows and I agree with everything you said).