THEY GOT PHIL! AKATA!

[Long Live The Kane]

I was about to say…

He mocked his own ethnicity to joke around with his Nigerian friends.

But naw, fukk that.

One of my BFFs is Yoruba and at one of her gatherings some chick was there and she said something about “akata” and I checked her. She was shocked I knew the term. I knew because my homegirl talked to me about that shyt
Left that broad looking stuck.


I say that to say, he should’ve known better and he should’ve deleted all his old tweets long ago.

I guess it’s a good rule of thumb nowadays to scrub your social media when you rise to any degree of notoriety…to the extent that it matters at all to some faceless blog writer with a decent twitter following, I say it’s a big ole

considering this is some super specific completely manufactured faux outrage “controversy” that only a small percentage of a terminally online segment of people that are also stupid enough to buy into whole FBA/immigrant narrative would understand why they’re even supposed to pretend to be outraged about it….aint like this some dude running for governor with “I’m a black Nazi that pissed on my wife’s sister!” posts floating around

 

[HarlemHottie]

considering this is some super specific completely manufactured faux outrage “controversy” that only a small percentage of a terminally online segment of people that are also stupid enough to buy into whole FBA/immigrant narrative would understand why they’re even supposed to pretend to be outraged about it

Where yo people from?

 

[Long Live The Kane]

Where yo people from?

Coosa County Alabama

 

[Bunchy Carter]

 

[HarlemHottie]

Coosa County Alabama

And are you still there?

 

[TripleAgent]

B.A.N.

 

[The Burger King]

This is why you won’t see me in any of those outrage threads talking about how the ADOS/FBA movement is “divisive”.

Do I believe Tariq and others should be making songs and AI images about foreign blacks? No.

But like someone else said, all these other groups have slurs and jokes about black Americans and love to gatekeep.

Black Americans doing the same is not only fair, but long overdue.

 

[LuuqMaan]

Oluwaphillip is hilarious, I’m sorry.

 

[Zime]

This is why you won’t see me in any of those outrage threads talking about how the ADOS/FBA movement is “divisive”.

Do I believe Tariq and others should be making songs and AI images about foreign blacks? No.

But like someone else said, all these other groups have slurs and jokes about black Americans and love to gatekeep.

Black Americans doing the same is not only fair, but long overdue.

Or we can acknowledge that both groups have their divisive individuals. Otherwise, you’ll just have each side pointing fingers at each other like we are seeing now, which only escalates tensions online.

 

[timeless]

Or we can acknowledge that both groups have their divisive individuals. Otherwise, you’ll just have each side pointing fingers at each other like we are seeing now, which only escalates tensions online.

That poster acknowledged that the disrespect towards foreign black folks is not okay, but in regards to the division of the groups, well you can't really change that at this point. We are our own ethnic group. The name calling and shyt talking does have to stop tho.

 

[MikelArteta]

Certain Nigerians still thinking they are better than other black folks.

 

[Biscayne]

Or we can acknowledge that both groups have their divisive individuals. Otherwise, you’ll just have each side pointing fingers at each other like we are seeing now, which only escalates tensions online.

It’s always ever one sided. Especially around election time. With sarcastic terms like “alphabet gang”.

 

[Kiyoshi-Dono]

The voices of all black people
Imitate heritage
And these the muthafukkas cosplayers and mentally retarded bytch nikkas stand up for on this website
Lord keep these lame nikkas away from me
Word to Dot

 

[DonB90]

fukking weirdo lying ass Nigerians come hold this L

 

[jilla82]

“Akata” it’s wild to me how different groups have slurs specifically for us

is it really surprising when you look at our culture?