Joe Budden got the Caribbean community mad now lol
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Roast his bitch ass. Let him spend the entirety of his next podcast ass kissing and half ass apologizing.
Didnt this nigga just wife a ho btw?
Didnt this nigga just wife a ho btw?
“I am enraged.....”
Today’s society in a nut shell.
Today’s society in a nut shell.
Me too. So does he clearly
And see how they're going in on how uncultured American blacks are? But when that #ados thing comes up it's xenophobia lol.
Trying to make carnival deep. I mean, it is, but it also ain't.
Western Bible Thumpers got Kats programed to think like them....meanwhile those bible thumpers are pedophiles or into some wild sexual shit behind closed doors.
If he does that'd be dumb. Apologizing does nothing. Steer into it
Carnival is Christian based. Catholic even further. Talk about Western. Most of the Caribbean people are churchy as fuck.
And if you wanna go pagan , it's a fertility festival. So HOES applies.
Says Penn States number 1 fan and Sandusky/JoePa apologist.
This...
You're right. No one's actual fuckin down there. It's just all fun and games.
Post 1 link of me being an apologist for Sundusky, and after a report came out that Joepa first heard the rumors in 76 I said fuck him....soooo go fuck yourself
And nobody at Penn State today is connected to that so again go fuck yourself
And lastly im not a fan im alumni so again go fuck yourself
Crop Over (formerly called "Harvest Home") is a traditional harvest festival which began in Barbados, having had its early beginnings on the sugar cane plantations during slavery. The crop over tradition began in 1687, and featured singing, dancing and accompaniment by bottles filled with water, shak-shak, banjo, triangle, fiddle, guitar, and bones. Other traditions included climbing a greased pole, feasting and drinking competitions. Originally a celebration signaling the end of the yearly sugar cane harvest, it has since evolved into Barbados' biggest national festival similar to Carnival in Brazil and Trinidad. With the harsh effects of World War II on Barbados, the festival was disbanded. It was later revived in 1974 by local stakeholders including Julian Marryshow, Flora Spencer, Emile Straker, and Livvy Burrowes with the Barbados Tourist Board.[1] With the gradual change, the general schematic of Crop Over began to closely mirror the Trinidad Carnival. Beginning in June, Crop Over runs until the first Monday in August when it culminates in the finale, The Grand Kadooment.
For the entire two months life for many islanders is one big party with a major feature of crop over being the calypso competition. Calypso music, originating in Trinidad, uses syncopated rhythm and topical lyrics and gives its exponents a medium in which to satirise local politics and comment on the issues of the day, while taking nothing away from the general bacchanal. Calypso tents, also originating in Trinidad, feature their cadre of calypsonians who perform biting social commentaries on the happenings of the past year, political exposés or rousing exhortations to wuk up or "wine up", "jonesing", roll de bumper, guh down (pronounced "dung") and "six-thirty" dance. There are craft markets, food tents and stalls, street parties and cavalcades every week supplemented by daily events at Tim’s on the Highway, the new home of the Barbados Crop Over Festival.
Competition 'tents' ring with the fierce battle of calypsonians for the coveted Calypso Monarch Award. There are also the People's Monarch and Party Monarch competitions. The People's Monarch is a competition in which the public are given groups of songs; each group with two songs, and they vote until a winner is chosen. The Party Monarch competition, however, is chosen by a panel of judges and is based on presentation. Therefore, you may have the best song but not be able to make use of stage and props and not be crowned 'Party Monarch King/Queen'. The competition is held on the Ermy Bourne Highway, commonly known as East Coast. The air is redolent with the exotic smells of Barbadian cooking during the Bridgetown Market Street Fair. Rich with the spirit of local culture, the Cohobblopot Festival blends dance and drama and music with the crowning of the King and Queen of costume bands. Every evening the 'Pic-o-de-Crop' Show is performed when finally the King of Calypso is crowned. The climax of the festival is Kadooment Day celebrated with a national holiday when costume bands fill the streets with Barbadian music and
Dressing up and dancing has nothing to do with being a Ho. Its celebrating and having a good time.....im not going to debate that
@shaddyvillethug , come get this lying piece of dog shit.
Take your old lame ass somewhere and die
He's not wrong....Nothing wrong with being a "hoe" either as long as you own it. No such thing as a "hoe" anyway.
Eat shit you bitch ass pedo sympathizing weirdo fuck nigga scum.
wrong festival - keep digging and think +1k years older for catholics +2k yrs older pagan
Yeah yeah yeah...i gave you some of my attention you should be good for a week or two
Still no links huh?
He's right but it wasn't appropriate to say especially when it is a cultural thing.
Tell that to the people who write all them songs about dick and pussy that everyone's dancing to - then leave and go fuck to. Who are you dummies trying to fool?Dressing up and dancing has nothing to do with being a Ho. Its celebrating and having a good time.....im not going to debate that
Cult following... Plus him blogging with a lot of t&a
FOH it's a JOKE. In AMERICA you can say what ya want. That's our cultural thing.
Who cares?
Exactly.
Not when offending someone elses culture.
Thats on them if they're offended. All he said was "women can't wait to go down there and be hoes. " He wasnt talking about the "culture. He was talking about the women. Ashanti isn't even Caribbean, she just went down there like many women, to dress up and dance.
And it was a JOKE
1 engaged is not marriedWanna make sure we talking about that guy that married this...
2 they took his quote out of context - its no different than saying Halloween is a ho fest