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black culture = DJ?

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Originally posted by bobbob
This has been something pissing me off about American media for a while now.

Its complete bull****. All you ever see on MTV is the message that "black people are cool". The joke was that MTV now has more black people on it than BET.

Black people are not cool, definitely not any cooler than any other culture. I've seen some black guys try to pick up women before, it was some sad ****.

It's really unfortunate that the media is brainwashing people into believing blacks are "cool" ... so you now you have a bunch of white kids trying to act black, having their pants hanging off their ass. Its pathetic. You have a bunch of rich white kids trying to have a ghetto accent.

The only thing blacks do better is dance. White people dancing is usually frightening.

^^lol,this nigga need a hug.
 

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Originally posted by diplomatic_lie
Being from Australia, I really don't get this whole "African-American" culture thing :confused:

I've been to a few African countries in past, and most people don't behave like the black guys on the movies. In fact even the ones without proper college education speak better English than Will Smith!

One of my good friends who came from S Leone as a refugee has none of the African-American attributes. He wears clean clothing, listens to classical music, talks like a European aristocrat, and his goals do not include being "pimp" and wearing heaps of gold chains. Perhaps a little AFC, but confident without being a wiseass.


Makes me wonder, have African-Americans gone so far from their roots they've completely forgotten who they are? Or is it just more Americanisation? In fact, do any Afro-Americans even know what area of African their ancestors came from?
^^Yooooooooooooooooooo.......You are dangeroulsy behind the times down there man..Oh God!
 
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