Why are new rappers bugging their eyes?

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Whats the significance behind this?....Are executives at the labels telling them to do it or what?



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He's a florida rapper and when you're lacking in talent you have to do something to stand out.This kid had a football scholarship did some fuck shit at home on break and now he's a rapper,should of stayed in school
 
this is how white people have portrayed black people for over 400 years.

the fact that some of you don't know this history is sickening. i had to check some clowns when obama first got elected and show them the history of shit like this and the evolution of the drawings etc.

black people need to be educated on how we have been fucked over from day one so we don't accept this bullshit anymore.
 
this is how white people have portrayed black people for over 400 years.

the fact that some of you don't know this history is sickening. i had to check some clowns when obama first got elected and show them the history of shit like this and the evolution of the drawings etc.

black people need to be educated on how we have been fucked over from day one so we don't accept this bullshit anymore.

Thats kind of half the problem. It’s very possible that rapper is just being, but because of how white folks have portrayed us historically, then everything we do is put under a microscope by us.
 
Minstrel shit. Can't be mad when white folks disrespect you, when you perpetuate negative stereotypes that our ancestors fought decades to eradicate.

Who gets to define what a negative stereotype is? For example, there are some black folks that see tap dancing as a negative stereotype, but we also know it’s an art form mastered by legends like Sammy Davis Jr, the Nicholas Brothers, and Gregory Hines.

White folk displayed us as loving chicken an watermelon. But if a black child is doing a happy dance simply because he or she loves fried chicken, then there will be those to point out why they shouldn’t be doing that, especially if it was in front of people.

Sometimes, I feel like we (black folk) see ourselves through a keyhole, the same way white folks do when they see “negative stereotypes” and generalize who we are.

I’m not excusing poor behavior or harmful imagery. However, I just want Black folks to be able to just be without the constant judgement and ‘microscoping’ every move. I want to be unapologetically black, but I don’t want nobody to define that but me.
 
Whats the significance behind this?....Are executives at the labels telling them to do it or what?



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Someone is telling them to do it!! These artist aint doing a damn thing they wanna do, they are told what to say, what to do and how to do it!! If you watch the video, Im sure its loaded with tons of hidden signals the average person never noticed!!
 
Who gets to define what a negative stereotype is? For example, there are some black folks that see tap dancing as a negative stereotype, but we also know it’s an art form mastered by legends like Sammy Davis Jr, the Nicholas Brothers, and Gregory Hines.

White folk displayed us as loving chicken an watermelon. But if a black child is doing a happy dance simply because he or she loves fried chicken, then there will be those to point out why they shouldn’t be doing that, especially if it was in front of people.

Sometimes, I feel like we (black folk) see ourselves through a keyhole, the same way white folks do when they see “negative stereotypes” and generalize who we are.

I’m not excusing poor behavior or harmful imagery. However, I just want Black folks to be able to just be without the constant judgement and ‘microscoping’ every move. I want to be unapologetically black, but I don’t want nobody to define that but me.

I am left wide eyed on how expertly this was stated
 
Who gets to define what a negative stereotype is? For example, there are some black folks that see tap dancing as a negative stereotype, but we also know it’s an art form mastered by legends like Sammy Davis Jr, the Nicholas Brothers, and Gregory Hines.

White folk displayed us as loving chicken an watermelon. But if a black child is doing a happy dance simply because he or she loves fried chicken, then there will be those to point out why they shouldn’t be doing that, especially if it was in front of people.

Sometimes, I feel like we (black folk) see ourselves through a keyhole, the same way white folks do when they see “negative stereotypes” and generalize who we are.

I’m not excusing poor behavior or harmful imagery. However, I just want Black folks to be able to just be without the constant judgement and ‘microscoping’ every move. I want to be unapologetically black, but I don’t want nobody to define that but me.
So your cool with these depictions that are clearly minstrel caricatures, that were explicitly meant to demean us from their ORIGINS? Those chicken and watermelon caricatures were also meant to demean us, not teach good health standards. Ain't no Black folks, I know ever ate either in the manner depicted in plantation propogranda.

Let me guess you call your kids little n..s, because its a term of endearment that we have commandeered and flipped positive. Of course not right?

This ain't white folks hurting us, we are doing it to ourselves, because we don't teach each other past last week.
 
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