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Sapphire · 5/19/22

I got three stories for ya'll all tying things together here:

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Julia Fox Calling Cara Delevingne 'Thirsty' Resurfaces After BBMAs

Julia Fox's comments about Cara Delevingne are circulating again after people questioned the model's behavior at the Billboard Music Awards — more

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This woman is out there fetishizing black women like they are her own pleasure toys out in public. WTF is wrong with this woman? I don't know anything about her other than she was a model or something. She is acting hella weird though. I would not have been able to keep it together if I was any of these women. I would have slapped the hoe. She has no right to act like a dog in heat and push into these ladies' personal space. I am not the biggest fan of their hoeification in the music industry but ffs, this is not acceptable. Imagine if a dude was doing this. Just another example of white people thinking they can use us as they please.

FeverPitch · 5/20/22

She's clearly on drugs.

Jay · 5/20/22

FeverPitch said:
She's clearly on drugs.

Looks like high off drugs and white privilege.

Boss Hog · 5/20/22

That made me cringe it felt like objectification more than praise. It was like “look at this pretty nigress who I can touch at will”

Deleted member 191 · 5/20/22

The first one with the interview, everything about that screams "white girl wasted" to me. Her playing with Meg's dress, I would have drop-kicked tf out of that bitch and then went on a full blown "all white people are racist, we no have no allies and here is why" rant.

ART · 5/20/22

HailCzr85 said:
The first one with the interview, everything about that screams "white girl wasted" to me. Her playing with Meg's dress, I would have drop-kicked tf out of that bitch and then went on a full blown "all white people are racist, we no have no allies and here is why" rant.

And they would predictably be way more angry at and attack you over that "accusation" and mere generalization (based on history and the present) than the fact that you were basically sexually harassed, degraded, or assaulted in public, which would prove your point even more.

Deleted member 191 · 5/20/22

ART said:
And they would predictably be way more angry at and attack you over that "accusation" and mere generalization (based on history and the present) than the fact that you were basically sexually harassed, degraded, or assaulted in public, which would prove your point even more.

Whites being white, news at 10.

sourgrapes · 5/21/22

She was high on something. The fact that no one said or did anything though, speaks volumes. These ladies held it together and I have to give them props for that. I can bet you people were watching this happening hoping that one of them would get angry and start hitting her. They kept it classy and mostly just ignored her.

ART · 5/21/22

sourgrapes said:
She was high on something. The fact that no one said or did anything though, speaks volumes. These ladies held it together and I have to give them props for that. I can be you people were watching this happening hoping that one of them would get angry and start hitting her. They kept it classy and mostly just ignored her.

It can be a Catch 22 "damned if you do, damned if you don't" in regards to public reception, but we really need to work on not caring what the dominant society thinks. This is what is holding us back as as collective. The oppressive, anti-Black racist dominant society will continue to oppress and think lowly of us regardless.

A message has to be sent.

We can't keep allowing this shit.

These mofos keep testing us.

See if and how we will respond. From the shootings and terrorist attacks, to saying the n-word and grabbing someone's junk / hair in public and pissing on our belongings.

Seeing who they can or can't try.

Where is our integrity and dignity?

When is enough finally going to be enough?!

sourgrapes · 5/21/22

ART said:
It can be a Catch 22 "damned if you do, damned if you don't" in regards to public reception, but we really need to work on not caring what the dominant society thinks. This is what is holding us back as as collective. The oppressive, anti-Black racist dominant society will continue to oppress and think lowly of us regardless.

A message has to be sent.

We can't keep allowing this shit.

These mofos keep testing us.

See if and how we will respond.

Seeing who they can or can't try or try.

Where is our integrity and dignity?

When is enough finally going to be enough?!

These women represent us in society, whether we like it or not. They did send a clear message by not saying or doing anything about her behavior. We are second-class citizens even if we are wealthy and well-known. A lot of people are glossing over this. I don't care if they objectify themselves, that doesn't give some random woman the right to basically sexually harass them. Nothing was done about it. Not one person stopped her behavior. The message is clear.

ART · 5/21/22

sourgrapes said:
These women represent us in society, whether we like it or not. They did send a clear message by not saying or doing anything about her behavior. We are second-class citizens even if we are wealthy and well-known. A lot of people are glossing over this. I don't care if they objectify themselves, that doesn't give some random woman the right to basically sexually harass them. Nothing was done about it. Not one person stopped her behavior. The message is clear.

Megan The Stallion, Lizzo, Nicki Minaj, and many other Black female rappers LIVE on the Red Carpet in 2022:

sourgrapes · 5/21/22

ART said:
Megan The Stallion, Lizzo, Nicki Minaj, and many other Black female rappers LIVE on the Red Carpet in 2022:

LOL Why are you making me laugh like this!? I damn near spit out my drink.

As I said, whether we like it or not...I am not a fan of how they dress and represent us women but it is what it is. Just going to make sure my future girls (if I have girls) know their worth.

ART · 5/21/22

sourgrapes said:
LOL Why are you making me laugh like this!? I damn near spit out my drink.

As I said, whether we like it or not...I am not a fan of how they dress and represent us women but it is what it is. Just going to make sure my future girls (if I have girls) know their worth.

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ART · 5/21/22

Niecy Nash getting her ass grabbed by 2 sweaty white male pigs on the Red Carpet. The one on the left looks like Simon Cowell, and I'm pretty sure the one on the right is Paul Giamatti screaming "HEY BIG MOMMA,"...

If you swapped out Niecy Nash for Megan The Stallion, and swapped the 2 white male sex offenders with Cara Delevingne and Amber Heard, how is this any different?

So because Cara Delevingne is a white woman that makes it okay? Because if it was a Black woman touching up on white LGBT lesbian Cara Delevingne like that, that still wouldn't stop white privileged and covertly racist ass Cara from changing her name to Miss Karan Ann Delevingne and tearfully calling the police on that Black woman for sexually harassing her.

sourgrapes · 5/23/22

There is a standard in the industry when it comes to various women and I feel like with everything else in the country, black women are at the bottom. They are probably told they have to sexualize themselves like this to get anywhere. They have to display it and the others do it behind closed doors. Hollywood is filled with a bottomless pit of diseased culture that destroys people.

ART · 5/23/22

sourgrapes said:
There is a standard in the industry when it comes to various women and I feel like with everything else in the country, black women are at the bottom. They are probably told they have to sexualize themselves like this to get anywhere. They have to display it and the others do it behind closed doors. Hollywood is filled with a bottomless pit of diseased culture that destroys people.

It was always like this, but at the same time, it wasn't like this.

What happened to the days of Whitney Houston, Patti Labelle, The Supremes, Phyllis Hyman, Aretha Franklin, Lauryn Hill, Queen Latifah, MC Lyte, Missy Elliott, etc? Even when Jodeci and R. Kelly were out here appealing to the wild side of mostly Black females, a lot of Black women and Black female entertaiiners still weren't out here flashing like this. There was still a sense of class. Until the video girls and video vixens began being featured as they were shaking their asses and titties in music videos while the males promoted and egged it on during the gangsta rap era which hip hop never recovered from. Hoe rap seems like video girl + rapper = sexy female rapper who sells sex.

Hoe rap was in its infancy when the likes of B.W.P (bytches with problems) and Leshaun started doin it (no pun intended). But Lil Kim (raunchy in beginning), Trina (too raunchy), Foxy Brown (had her hoe moments), Khia (with her 1 hit wonder self) and nem popularized hoe rap and birthed Nicki Minaj (ratchet). Then Nicki Minaj helped make way for really ratchet gals like Megan The Stallion, Cardi B (racist and cosplays as Black), Lizzo, City Girls, Iggy Azalea (racist white Aussie blackfishing thot), all these damn Dolls, Doja Cat (the least ratchet, but still self-hating c00n) etc and ratchet ass fruti boutti boys like Lil Nas X (Nicki Minaj stan). All this nudity damn twerking Nad punani and boots popping.No balance or room made for a Noname and a Tierra Whack.

And as talented as Jasmine Sullivan and Ari Lennox are, even these ladies are making some hoe ass songs like this:

View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZR4My3x4gY

Smfh. WHY ?!!!
Meanwhile, white and non-Black artists and culture vultures like Bruno Mars, Ed Sheeran, Sam Smith, and Adele are studying us and our legends and making less vulgar music that general audiences like and can listen to with their children. Songs that can be used in commercials and shit.

Also, if Lizzo debuted in 1984 alongside Whitney Houston and her peers, fat or not, SHE WOULD BE DRESSED PROPER AND NOT BE OUT HERE LIKE A DAMN FOOL DOING ALL THE RATCHET SHIT SHE DOES IN PUBLIC PUTTING ON A DAMN RATCHET MAMMY MINSTREL SHOW.

sourgrapes · 5/25/22

ART said:
It was always like this, but at the same time, it wasn't like this.

What happened to the days of Whitney Houston, Patti Labelle, The Supremes, Phyllis Hyman, Aretha Franklin, Lauryn Hill, Queen Latifah, MC Lyte, Missy Elliott, etc? Even when Jodeci and R. Kelly were out here appealing to the wild side of mostly Black females, a lot of Black women and Black female entertaiiners still weren't out here flashing like this. There was still a sense of class. Until the video girls and video vixens began being featured as they were shaking their asses and titties in music videos while the males promoted and egged it on during the gangsta rap era which hip hop never recovered from. Hoe rap seems like video girl + rapper = sexy female rapper who sells sex.

Hoe rap was in its infancy when the likes of B.W.P (bytches with problems) and Leshaun started doin it (no pun intended). But Lil Kim (raunchy in beginning), Trina (too raunchy), Foxy Brown (had her hoe moments), Khia (with her 1 hit wonder self) and nem popularized hoe rap and birthed Nicki Minaj (ratchet). Then Nicki Minaj helped make way for really ratchet gals like Megan The Stallion, Cardi B (racist and cosplays as Black), Lizzo, City Girls, Iggy Azalea (racist white Aussie blackfishing thot), all these damn Dolls, Doja Cat (the least ratchet, but still self-hating c00n) etc and ratchet ass fruti boutti boys like Lil Nas X (Nicki Minaj stan). All this nudity damn twerking Nad punani and boots popping.No balance or room made for a Noname and a Tierra Whack.

And as talented as Jasmine Sullivan and Ari Lennox are, even these ladies are making some hoe ass songs like this:

View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZR4My3x4gY

Smfh. WHY ?!!!
Meanwhile, white and non-Black artists and culture vultures like Bruno Mars, Ed Sheeran, Sam Smith, and Adele are studying us and our legends and making less vulgar music that general audiences like and can listen to with their children. Songs that can be used in commercials and shit.

Also, if Lizzo debuted in 1984 alongside Whitney Houston and her peers, fat or not, SHE WOULD BE DRESSED PROPER AND NOT BE OUT HERE LIKE A DAMN FOOL DOING ALL THE RATCHET SHIT SHE DOES IN PUBLIC PUTTING ON A DAMN RATCHET MAMMY MINSTREL SHOW.

I think this is just the downfall of culture in the US as a whole. We see this nonsense happening everywhere now but it is sad that it has become the norm in rap and hip-hop. Back in the day, it was just groupies and music video chicks... Now the actual artists are degrading themselves. So many women idolize their style and behavior... They are getting paid to be this way, dress this way, act this way... If you aren't getting paid and you are out there being just like them, you will have a hard life.

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