@shutupsimi_ Well this is just a lie, bc those exact people do get called out on appropriating culture.
Calling someone out on faking an American accent when they’re from a whole other country is going to be addressed out regardless.
Just bc they’re black it doesn’t excuse that weird behav
@Mrleroyja You’re nitpicking my comment. Picking things you can answer and ignoring the ones you can’t.
I’ve said that black Americans and black Brits are the only ones who don’t bleach their skin but Jamaicans are known for it.
What makes black American culture ghetto and “nah good”?
@Mrleroyja What makes black American culture ghetto and “nah good” when it’s the most influential globally?
Also black American and black Brits don’t bleach their skin.
You can’t easily find a video of them bleaching like Jamaicans.
Big artist like vybz kartel bleached his skin.🤣🤣
@Mrleroyja Okay, what words stems from Jamaica?
Give one example. because black Americans from different states talk differently.
For example a black Americans from Atlanta say ‘twin’ meaning brother, you don’t hear that in other states.
@Getshownlevels And explain to me how Black Americans calling out someone who is literally imitating their accent and their culture makes them top tier?
If anything it means someone thought their culture was worth imitating in the first place. Calling that out isn't arrogance. 2/2
@Getshownlevels You started with "Black Americans have problems" as if Jamaicans don't.
Then the moment your argument fell apart it became "we all have problems."
You moved the goalposts because you had nothing left. 1/2
@EonD22 Hip hop is not a Jamaican genre. Jamaicans themselves don't even claim it.
If it was truly Jamaican then since hip hop became the global mainstream it would've been Jamaican artists dominating the charts, not Black American ones.
Long story short… you’re retarded.
@val289691345823 @Amoriah499658 @Awlpinkbarbie@_k3ys_ Even worse, she was born and raised in Bermuda, lives in the uk, doing baddie rap that comes from Atlanta. But in a fully Americanised accent…
She could’ve at least rapped in her accent just like the British artist teezando
She needs to be herself.
@Amoriah499658 @Awlpinkbarbie@_k3ys_ It’s the accent. It would be just as weird if a British artist suddenly put on a full American accent to rap. Imitating an American or any other ethnicity is strange.
It’s okay to be yourself.
@val289691345823 @Amoriah499658 @Awlpinkbarbie@_k3ys_ Well then that’s what makes it weird. Fully Bermudian but rapping like an American.
I thought she was from Atlanta lmao😭😭😭
@Amoriah499658 @Awlpinkbarbie@_k3ys_ Well, the artist madison b is from Bermuda but is clearly rapping like she is from Atlanta in this song.
Maybe she was born and raised in America to immigrant parents which wouldn’t validate this outrage.
It’ll only be weird if she’s fully Bermuda rapping like she American.