@iamDuKane Misandry is just a pseudo concept it technically does not even exist. Masculinity doesn’t translate to being a bigot and enforcing harmful gender stereotypes. A masculine man is confident in their sexuality and has nothing to do with what another men is doing under the sheets!
@iamDuKane We live in modern society love yourself no one is gonna judge you. The bigotry and the performative toxic masculinity is not gonna shield that homo sauce unfortunately 🤣🤷♂️
@cinnomng1rl U AAs claim BIRACIAL people at your convenience and it’s extremely parasocial of you because when other ethnicities reject the one drop rule you come gun blazing forcefully calling biracial people black. Now because it’s dark skin men on the background they are biracial not black
@PMotale4947@TheRefilweShow It’s not black and white! It definitely has layers into it and the opinions are OBVIOUSLY influenced by anti-black rhetoric. This is the ignorance that we are alluding to. The point wasn’t about the margins it was about the current judgement or reception of the album.
@Lisakhanya87391 Stop this shallow thinking. U literally had to bring in a western imported language to the conversation but the album is AFRICAN pop. This album was clearly meant to be cohesive and act as a cultural reset. Featuring these artists makes a lot of sense sorry it didn’t go your way.
@Lisakhanya87391 Umuncu! You are discrediting African artists simply because they aren’t falling into the traditional “mainstream” pop sound which makes you consider them as not being palatable. Not every feature should come from major record label artists to push a project to a milestone!
@lungelo0207@_Tee__G You definitely sounded like someone that would HATE a woman and address them with slurs merely because you don’t share the same opinion.
@EinzZwei178921@PrettiDope@msriricole Can’t be healthy for who? You’ve made commenting on people’s bodies a norm that you think you know what is and what’s not healthy for them. STOP COMMENTING ON PEOPLE’S BODIES FINISH AND KLAAR!