Haitian woman goes at Fat Joe over the N-word. She made some good points, but why is she speaking on Black American affairs instead of Haitian affairs? She shouldn’t be saying the N-word also, to be honest. She keep saying “we” and “our” like she’s one of us
@Jackfwi9@SyddRELOADED@Xavier_Summer I agree with Jacks point tbf, Afro Swing is another example, all though derived from African migrants, it’s a uniquely British sound.
Fat Joe is a WHITE Puerto Rican man. It's so disappointing that over the years so called pillars of the hip hop community have just allowed him to say it. How embarrassing.
@kennedyystar@Ninjatime20@Naomizm08@KayEmpire19 Og post is talking about influential in black community and you’ve watered it down to football shirts lol. If that’s the case, what about all the girls wearing Fulani braids lol
@kennedyystar@JoseMar01251745 That’s not true a lot of Nigerian slang is prominent across the world. Even the word “juju” for example is widely adopted. Also Nigerian influence in terms of traditional religion is clear to see in southern states, Forest Whitaker, Waka flocka, Iyanla, Jay Z/ Bey all practice it