Tone Talks brings The Data ™️ to that "#BlackAF" show

[MrFettuccinnePockets]

y’all be stanning these you tubers to no end. I ain’t got 5 mins for dude yet y’all giving hrs on the daily.

shyts weird.

 

[you're NOT "n!ggas"]

You don't agree with that? That selected black puppets are used in the service of spinning a fantasy of black wealth before the eyes of a starving black community? That no other race is used in this manner? That black poverty has become clouded by the uninterrupted parade of black consumerism in the media?

If left up to Tone and Yvette, black people would have reparations.

You ever notice how they never actually highlight what actually IS in good fortune for us? It's always some shyt they got a problem with cuz "The Data says ____" and we gotta UNDERSTANNNNNNNNNND. Black celebrity is such a "problem" to them and yet they thrive off it

The Data is NEVER positive. If your serious about numbers there's a WORLD of data you could be mining. What are the fastest growing industries for so called "ADOS"? Where are we excelling academically and what's the reason behind it? Etc. It's always some shyt some white publication made about how broke we are Or worse, Tone and Sandy Darity mining for how broke we are

Tone is okay, but dude is like a sad sack of information and just criticizes everything Black. Black people can't do this, Black people can not do that, You Black people are broke and only have $10.00 in your saving account and here is the Data.

Its the a fukking LOSER mentality
I don't understand how this kinda talk became popular and it unnerves me. These b*stards invest wholeheartedly into poverty numbers and legit tell their followers "Financial literacy wont work"



In what world is that cool to say?

 

[pete clemenza]

He made some good points but I didn't agree with him saying that #BlackAF should be a 'Good Times' type of show simply because of the state that Black America is in right now. There should be all types of black shows on tv- middle income to upper income. I watched the entire season of #BlackAF, in general it was good especially the later episodes but I will admit it was a little over the top with the stunting and seemed to be done for the people who are infatuated and can't get enough of the IG stunting, brand flashers, and celeb worshiping.

 

[Sonny Bonds]

Why isn't #BlackAF allowed to show a wealthy Black family? Why doesn't this YouTuber rail against the consumeristic braggadocio found in a lot of rap music? Where's his anti-Drake video?

Netflix has had quite a few Black shows now in a bunch of different genres. They even have an Instagram account dedicated to the promotion of these shows. What's the problem?

 

[LezJepzin]

I don't care about this crabs in a barrel resident enough to watch this bullshyt

 

[you're NOT "n!ggas"]

Why isn't #BlackAF allowed to show a wealthy Black family? Why doesn't this YouTuber rail against the consumeristic braggadocio found in a lot of rap music? Where's his anti-Drake video?

Drake is like a playtpus.
Breh has "ADOS" lineage, but mixed, and Canadian I don't think they can properly address that.

Netflix has had quite a few Black shows now in a bunch of different genres. They even have an Instagram account dedicated to the promotion of these shows. What's the problem?

Some little kid or impressionable adult might see it and fukk around and start believing in themselves


Not here.
Not with The Data

 

[Freedman]

I don’t agree with any of this.

If left up to Tone and Yvette, every black show on TV would be like “The Corner” on HBO. It’s just more incessant complaining. Black people literally aren’t allowed to do anything in Tone and Yvette’s world except watch their YouTube videos.

Somehow you’re not acknowledging how poor you are if you enjoy Netflix, but if you watch them on YouTube on your smartphone it’s not a problem.

Whats wrong with The Corner

 

[Savvir]

let's not pretend that society - through social media and other mediums - isn't flooded with this myth of black wealth. You see it everywhere.

What are black people doing on social media other than modeling material possessions that rich white people create.

Show me the examples of the abundance of posts showing "wealth" and not just expensive merchandise.?

 

[Sonny Bonds]

What are black people doing on social media other than modeling material possessions that rich white people create.

Show me the examples of the abundance of posts showing "wealth" and not just expensive merchandise.?

To the outside observer, stuntin’ on Instagram might give off the impression of wealth.

 

[Savvir]

To the outside observer, stuntin’ on Instagram might give off the impression of wealth.

Depends on the socioeconomic status
and education level of the viewer.

 

[HTXBreh]

Ain't nobody thinks this

nikka is hurt seeing boys stunting in benzos and bust down watches.He one of those hating conscious types

 

[Squirrel from Meteor Man]

Whats wrong with The Corner

I loved the show, but as a black person I can’t watch that type trauma all the time

 

[GunRanger]

Tone is annoying in general. If "transformative government policy" isnt your solution he doesnt even entertain the thought

 

[Umoja]

Have not seen the show but on principle I have an issue with it. I'm not a fan of making light of the continued hardship caused by slavery.

Not so much making light but acting as though it is overplayed. You can joke about most things but the root of this joke isn't something I condone.

My assumption could be wrong as I have not seen the show, but that is my impression.

 

[Ugo Ogugwa]

Why isn't #BlackAF allowed to show a wealthy Black family? Why doesn't this YouTuber rail against the consumeristic braggadocio found in a lot of rap music? Where's his anti-Drake video?

Netflix has had quite a few Black shows now in a bunch of different genres. They even have an Instagram account dedicated to the promotion of these shows. What's the problem?

Because according to the coli wealthy blacks in America are servants of white supremacists.