@EvilTwinsiwo@SignsOfDemntia@Literallyahuman Drake is ethnically Black American. His father is Black American. Rihanna and Nicki both got all their swag from Black American culture. BEYONCE is the B.A.P and surpasses everyone you mentioned. Stupid ass bitch
@stfuericcc@SignsOfDemntia@Literallyahuman Y'all just don’t like to give credit when due. It's pathetic. Especially since everyone else in the diaspora claims we have no culture while participating in our culture everyday.
@stfuericcc@SignsOfDemntia@Literallyahuman Black Americans = AA’s. They're interchangeable. Other Black people live in America are referred to as their ethnic background with American added at the end. Ex: Bajan American, Nigerian American, etc. Our egos aren't delusional, our culture is global.
Okay, wrap this French vs [Black] American debate up. Mfs just lying about basic things. Yes, streetwear is specifically black American inspired. That's why yall are dressing like New Yorkers in 2017.
This only applies to Black Americans btw. Nothing is ours anymore. Afrobeats and amapiano is West african and South African but hip hop can't be Black Americans, rnb can't be Black Americans
I love this question bc the answer proves we are actually americans. Most “black brits” just got there one or two generations ago we’ve been here for at least 10
Its always “we all black” and “there’s cultural exchange among the diaspora” However the “diaspora” can never name or acknowledge what BAs have gotten in exchange yet we have full evidence of what they got. LMAO.
Just saw a comment section full of black people and Europeans saying hip hop, rap, techno, and house weren’t created by black Americans whew Im actually being ragebaited
Because yall start shit everyday with us. Mfs say “you people” to BAs all the time but now the “European” is active when we clap back. Coming from a South African is ridiculous.
Since people like asking questions....How is it that yall somehow know every stereotype in the book about Black Americans, engage in Pop Culture aspects of our culture regularly but, don't even know surface level things about our traditions?
"Don't romanticize the uterus"
I think it's okay to romanticize the only portal of human life on planet. You'll never see men minimizing or talking down on what their bodies are capable of but women are expected to
Why did I just see a post calling the uterus gross and stinky.