Why Do Y’all Hate Black People Who Grew Up With Money?

[Mook]

I don’t care what anyone says. There is a certain voice some people have and this man in op 100% has that voice.

 

[Wink Beaufield]

Not true

Blacks with money have family members still in poverty.

I still got family in Southern Haiti living in the countryside.

Blacks with money are usually supporting MULTIPLE households.

This the real shyt right here. A lot of folk don't talk about how the six fig, six cert brehs and sistas carrying that family load on their back. And that stress on top of the work stress can kill them. It's happening right now with my family.

 

[cheek100]

You want to harm a successful black man because he triggers you?

A lil bit yeah

 

[Henri Christophe]

Story...

My parents are immigrants so I grew up in a one-bedroom house in Queens until the age of 11.

I still got childhood friends from that time.

Alot of my childhood friends are street nikkas, trap nikkas, robbers, etc etc

My parents didnt really start having money until I was in the 6th grade but I still maintained those friendships from childhood.

Fast forward to when I was 21 - my homie started coming around with this dude I wasn't really familiar with, but I accepted him because my childhood friend vouched for him. He was an older dude.

One day, we were all going out on a Friday night to party... I got my jewelry on... I got my cash on me.

I'm in the passenger seat and I hear "click-clack" from the backseat.... my childhood friend driving... older dude in the backseat.

The dude robbed me AND my childhood friend... cursed us out... called us all types of "bytch ass nikkas"... had the gun pointed in my face.

He was an older dude.... felony record.... no prospects in life... hanging out with young nikkas..... just a bum overall.

 

[Henri Christophe]

This the real shyt right here. A lot of folk don't talk about how the six fig, six cert brehs and sistas carrying that family load on their back. And that stress on top of the work stress can kill them. It's happening right now with my family.

EXACTLY!

 

[ORDER_66]

I barely knew black folks with money growing up but if I did they was bougie. j/k

 

[Serious]

@No1 avoiding this thread

 

[Wildhundreds]

YES, SOme do. I remember the some of the crew I had around me after graduating college. Most nikkas didn't care but a few people were jealous I had a degree. I had a 8 hr job when I graduated school & a car & 2 bedroom apt. No women, no credit, no clout etc. I never figured I was in a position for ANYBODY to hate on me cuz I ain't have shyt material wise. But I had to learn a nikka with no solid place to stay and no job and no diploma can find a reason to hate on you for what little you do got..

I've seen my beats & songs on my computer erased "accidently" while I was at work and they were supposed to be recording. I've had severe hate from simply showing love to SOME people who were jealous of me.

All facts breh. Nikkas hate over the pettiest shyt. People like that usually come from a lineage of bad stock.

 

[Koli_Kat]

Not true

Blacks with money have family members still in poverty.

I still got family in Southern Haiti living in the countryside.

Blacks with money are usually supporting MULTIPLE households.

I guess our experiences are varied.

The blacks with money in my family look down on those without.

I got an aunt that's a doctor and a cousin that's in and out of jail for various reasons I rather not get into.

She looks at him in disgust and has not given that man a dime

Just one of many instances.

 

[Doobie Doo]

Their inferiority complex kicks in like a bytch.
Were you able to get your music back, breh?

Nah I just made more, shyt was over 15 years ago and lessons were learned

 

[Will Ross]

I guess our experiences are varied.

The blacks with money in my family look down on those without.

I got an aunt that's a doctor and a cousin that's in and out of jail for various reasons I rather not get into.

She looks at him in disgust and has not given that man a dime

Just one of many instances.

Why would she not look down on a person that is in outta jail?

 

[Koli_Kat]

Why would she not look down on a person that is in outta jail?

That's none of my business the poster said blacks with money support multiple households and I told him the blacks with money in my experience/families ain't giving shyt to other households so I don't see it that way.

 

[CoryMack]

Honestly i can respect a dude who got started from nothing bragging. This is 90% of our entertainers.


I just cant mess with a dude like the one in the OP bragging, because it isnt his personal effort. Its the various systems and positions they were born into that got them there. I get the same feeling from him, that i get when Trmp says "i got a small multi-million dollar loan from my father" completely oblivious to how this undermines his claims on work ethic.


Its worth noting that a black doc, engineer, IT dude, or scientist gets the same cosign to brag as our rappers/actors/scammers if they started from nothing, like most black people do. Their pride is warranted

His pride is warranted too, I think. He didn’t fukk his opportunities off. How many people do we know that had some of the same advantages he did but fukked it off, for whatever reason? He graduated from private school and what sounds like a tier 1 college and to hear him tell it he has a job that has him making good money so he’s done the work.

And that’s what we’re all trying to do for our kids - raise em right and be able to give em an advantage that they take and run with.

 

[NoirDynosaur]

Successful black people are mostly low key and humble.

When you have an abundance of wealth jealousy and envy strikes quicker than lightning. A target to get set up. Being low key removes this unnecessary paranoia.

Get the bags my nikkas

 

[#1 pick]

Discuss..

The biggest issue I see is he lacks humility to the 10th degree but there is nothing wrong with coming from money. Just note that most people, regardless of race don't.