I agree

@@ejaihickmon8781 I know I copy too I’m from congo 🇨🇩 🇨🇬 Africa I copy black Americans 🇺🇸 people I dress like them I even think that I’m black American but I’m a do it livening here in Europe no comption 😂 😂

African Americans are not hated more than Black Africans. As a matter of fact, outside of the US, African Americans enjoy privileges that are not afforded to Black Africans. Period.

They so confused can't figure out if they should love or hate us

If we'd stop killing people for random reasons and creating unwed mothers, we'd be stronger

Salt of the earth. We seasoned the world

The world

*FBA's

Poison

There's no SUCH people as black there's other NATIONS of people who have dark skin but they don't consider themselves as black

America is a melting pot all cultures matter😂😂😂 that means they stealing culture

This is the foolish response caucasians like to use: "Culture is meant to be shared." Typical response from people who can't create a culture of their own.

Right

It's a valid question though. Why should we care about all this race stuff?

@@OnAPlain88 only a white devil would say that

Much love to you!

Respect my G ✊🏾🇺🇸🇬🇧🇯🇲

❤

Your friend is right. What you’re talking about isn’t the same black American culture you’re thinking of. It’s become a degenerate culture that teaches both but adultery, gang violence against one another and for our young women to be promiscuous

Speak About The Real Truth! If You don’t Love yourself how could you Love another?

I say that everyday

And tmh God is ours

The world wants black American culture but don't want it from black Americans

I see that just like you. I was born in 1963 and there were differences that were clear. I get so saddened now by what I see in these “new blacks”as I call them. They speak about being special but what makes them special they squander and have no interest in how valuable they are.

My mom said the same exact thing you told your daughter and she was born in 1950.

I was born in 1966. Yt people didn't even attempt to talk the way we do, even back in the 70s. We weren't even allowed in white neighborhoods, even if we were just passing thru... now they stole everything from us!

Nothing wrong with that

I'd say English culture is the most influential because a lot of people speak some version of English including Black Americans. But in terms of Music and entertainment I'd say the Black American culture is the most influential music

So is that why the 🌍 is about be at war ? 😂

@@curtis8195 naw that ain’t got nothing to do with us … look at the race of most presidents (I’ll start w Joe Biden) smarty 😅🤷🏽‍♂️

And we're not even in our proper culture.

Brother you have bigger fish to fry than concentrate on issues that aren't really important, you have the white man bringing back Jim crow laws e.g Alabama

NOOOOO AFRICAN AMERICANS... I AM NOT AN FBA

Too animated. He gotta turned it down a little

Facts. He is the essence of truth telling an how a real ally should move in the industry and society.

Fact not just this one when he spoke on Magen as well

Nope it’s called being courteous and to be courteous is not a weakness it’s always comes from a position of strength of character!!!!

no, you heard Shannon in the beginning say y’all hate on African-Americans.

Shannon is a industry man.

Shannon is letting the guest talk instead of constantly interrupting them like other hosts do

well said 😂🤞🏽🔥

i was born in 95 i caught the a$$ end of the glory days, glad i had the opportunity to experience that before all this bs started happening, i remember a time where we didnt have to wear seatbelts, people used to ride in the back of pickup trucks, people of all ages was dancing their hearts out 😂 people actually hung out and had a good time. Not saying nothing didnt go down, but times were simpler.

@NAGA_NINE And you missed out on the real ass whoppin days? When they made you go and pick out your own switch to get whipped. I.e. Thundercat Generation. Be in the house before the street light? You had to remember phone numbers from several people? Now you remember where you left your keys.

@@delmonte30 nah i done went and got my own switch before 😂😂😂 my pops was onnat, real heavy on takin out the trash, i was goin on store runs at an early age, “you gotta learn these responsibilities on ya own” you know ow bout that talk 😂 and i dont know if it was a thing to do before then, but i remember when they first started making kids write down numbers to put in this lil clear pouch in the backpack 😂 they just knew the next generation after us was gone be slow 🤦🏽‍♂️ and i done had the braided switch, after that i definitely started goin pick my own 😂

@NAGA_NINE We had to put yall in the Car seat? 🤣🤣

yes like all teh black ppl in the world

AFRICAN AMERICAN AND NOT FBA

@@inmythoughts718 nigguh speak for yourself, fuk you suppose to be?! I say what I am not some stranger.

@bouncebackalways467 plus you're giving tether vibes...where's your family from? 🤔

THAT part continues to trip me out. Now, they're even trying to copy some our AAVE & "ebonics" into their regular speech.

We most definitely love our Haitian brothers

😂😂😂

I'm from Florida you Haitians are crazy.

The goal, but dint speak that negative into fruition. We will be that if we allow it. Watch melaninwisdom it is her glory...watch bíll gatès. Watch her page and more. LuiSpot, black journals, black history, Phillip Scott podcast and more period to get an understanding to the WHYS of we are wanted..spread truth and history to the young ones..even our age groups

That wont happen because we are yelling it from the roof tops. FBA let's let them know.

Because they come from us but they can’t be US.

If we did to them what they do us it would be considered cultural appropriation, remember that short period of time a few years back when we got dashiki's poppin & Africans got mad ? They said we were culturally appropriating.

​@@drehill1276that's not true

@@KaliThaGod Yup atp its genuinely just everyone vs black America as far as this convo goes

Kpop isn’t for you it’s for Koreans it’s just not that great in general 😂 It’s not a rip off of black culture. Korea has strong ties with the USA so Kpop was based on American 90s pop and it became a thing in the 90s. While it’s true that in the past 6-7 years, the idols have incorporated hip hop culture into their aesthetic and music, the overall image and structure is still the same. In music people take from others and are inspired by others all of the time. The gate keeping that you’re trying to do is pathetic. People are sick and tired of the violent lyrics and the degeneracy of hip hop, the boring music and they want something new. Hence why hip hop and rap is getting less popular now. If the hot stuff comes from non black people, then so be it. Music has evolved and any student of the art can now easily replicate and improve on what black Americans have done. As for Koreans being racist against black culture that isn’t true. You can’t be racist against a culture, only people. We in Asia like black culture like African cultures. I really enjoyed my time in Kenya. I just hate black American culture. It’s genuinely garbage. The stealing of identity you see is people taking the god parts while leaving the bad. Why would you want ghetto culture to be your identity? It’s not good 😕 Generally older Asians just have problems with certain aspects of black American culture. Here, it’s not so much about your ethnicity, but your character. Black Americans mostly tend to have a certain character that we despise and is the complete opposite of our culture (being disrespectful, being loud, not following instructions, being ignorant, being perverted, not appreciating kindness, education etc). The fact that you’re also physically different to us makes it harder to relate. They don’t like Asians or whites with these traits either. With the older generation and people of upper classes you have to prove that you’re not any of these things. Once you have done that the vast majority will be warm and welcoming to you. It’s why black peoples who “act white” get along better with Asians than the ones who “act ghetto”. There’s just more common ground. Of course you will have people that do not care what you’re character is like, and will hate you or avoid you regardless because you are black and that’s all they see. I know people like this and that is pure racism. They don’t even care if you aren’t ghetto or if you have a good character you’re black so they hate you. A lot of these people had bad experiences with black people or are manipulated by media. Fortunately these racists are very small in number and don’t really have a platform since Japanese people don’t like political discussions and open racism. Hopefully this taught you about where kpop actually comes from and how we misunderstand each other. It is a character issue and not an ethnicity one.

Right! 😂

they cant keep up

I'm black and I'm proud!

Black man made rock and roll

@@BEEZE825 For sure

I like the song Here I Go Again.

Keep that energy the next time BTS pops up on your television screen. You don't care, do you?

Bts...please

The fact then anyone would disagree with this shows you're the evil in them

BTS respects and appreciates US Black culture. They have spoken about it and came to the US to learn from Hip-Hop rappers. The entire KPOP industry was created based on US Black music , especially Hip-Hop, it's not a secret.

IF U HAD READ THE BIBLE U WOULD KNOW WHY WE DON'T OWN IT , STOP BEING LAZY AND DO SOME RESEARCH.

It's the same negativity we got promoted to about African and Jamaican culture especially us that didn't grow up around either groups...

WHEN U DISOBEY GODS COMANMENTS THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS TOO A PEOPLE CHOOSEN BY GOD ,WE DIDN'T WANT TOO SERVE HIM SO HE SAID WE WILL SERVE SOMEONE ELSE .

@@tree7187 Brother that is the opposite of what happened to us. Many of those original "captives" were "good" Christians and wanted nothing more than to follow the "word". They were told untruths by the higher ups in the church. Once they saw the truth and rebelled they were attacked from every possible direction. Sold out by power hungry tribes, destroyed and shipped to the new world.

A1 comment, but it also has a lot to do with how down bad we are as ppl due to the things that’s happened to us.

Ask Putin

Not true. Mix of all of them.

​@seekeroftruth45 it's 12 tribes

Not isis ra and el but Yasharahla

No techno was created in Europe.

​@@jameswatson5807Wrong ❌ try again. Techno originated in Detroit, Michigan, United States, during the mid to late 1980s. It was developed by African American musicians, primarily Juan Atkins, Derrick May, and Kevin Saunderson, who are often referred to as the Belleville Three. And so was Gospel, blues, jazz, Ragtime, Swing, Bebop, Go-Go, Boogie woogie, Delta blues, RockNroll, R&B, Soul music, House music, Punk Rock, Zydeco, Funk, G-Funk, Barbershop music, Rap, Neo-Soul, Horror core, Trap Drill, Disco, Techno, New jack swing, southern Hip-Hop, Bounce music, pop, metal, Miami bass, garage, country, Hip-Hop. Black people Made nearly every popular music genre you just gotta accept the facts.🤷‍♂️

@@Flexed_qt Sorry but this started in Germany in the 70s Kraftwerk. The German synth-pop inventors' 70s and 80s albums. Frankfurt had technoclub before Detroit coined the genre, Berlin was still under Soviet rule. None of it would have existed without Kraftwerk, a lot of the early stuff was obviously inspired by their music. I like to think of techno as a result of different cultures in different countries being inspired by each other. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nr2FnK9706u9en0.html 10 years before any Detroit artist. By the way, if you look at the first Techno songs from Detroit, they sound more like Funk and Synthie than Techno.

@@jameswatson5807 Sorry but i copied and pasted it straight from Google.

@@jameswatson5807 Kraftwerk started Electronic music as a whole, the style known as Techno per se was indeed started by Juan Atkins from Detroit

Yesssss HalleluYAH!

PREACH lil BROTHA ✊🏿✊🏽✊🏾💯

Same. Do you listen to Vinyl Records?

@@DarkBlackMagic I would if my dad would let me have his record player 🤣 he ain’t never parting with that thing!

@@Intellectual_Wand3r3r It's probably a good one too. Not all are built the same the old school ones are superior.

Yes

Humans predate all Abrahamic religions, but it’s unclear about the people of those stories. We’ve been around for over 300,000 years. Atlanteans also predate Israelites (Ethiopia), and their civilization lived in North West Africa 🚬🕵🏾‍♂️

Basically the blan said we don’t like eachother so it must be true. Not saying that we haven’t seen examples of this but them mfs don’t speak for everybody on the continent.

EXACTLY 💯

I disagree I think it is some people, and not most. I have African parents and I was born in America. I think there is a lot of not having a full understanding of how the history of colonialism and slavery had similar BUT very different end results across the diaspora. For a very long time, American media has been broadcast loudly across the world so the understanding of what Black Americans are like to Africans and what Africans are like to Black Americans has many times not helped eliminate ignorance. It has also spread false perceptions of both experiences and cultures. Just as I heard tons of ignorant things from my parents (that I do correct, and over the years they have had a better understanding), I’ve heard ignorant things from Black Americans (not just African booty scratcher). I have family members that told me they did not want to identified as African and they would pretend to Black American with some people when they were younger. I invited a friend to visit my family’s home in Africa like two summers back, and she was told by a friend who works at the airport that the planes that go there usually stink (not a direct quote, something along those lines) and they ended up not coming ( I’ll be fair and say there were other conflicts as well). Anyway, running long here, I think there is A TON of miseducation still, but there are plenty of people on both sides of the world that do not have these terrible perceptions of the other.

@ashleyj2765 we are not the same bro will never be

​@@ashleyj2765• PROUD TO BE AFRICAN, FOR THE REST WE DON'T CARE YOU SHOULD DO THE SAME TO BE RESPECTED 👍🙏

FBA alone created those laws that benefited foreigners as a whole not African Americans

The problem with you immigrants is that you all are selfish and one sided and like you admitted yourself very uneducated about black americans which makes you all ignorant but you all rather dismiss what we say and downplay and DISRESPECT us

Hey, respect 🫡 from a Black American. We don’t want nobody to kiss our ass, but just understand and be an ally, y’all still our people.

@@truw1600 I used FBAs to just make it clear that the ones I am talking about are the enslaved Africans that are the established Black population in the USA. I’ve seen at least one definition for FBA that would encompass other Black people from the Caribbean. I intended to make the distinction between Black immigrants like me and the American descendants of slaves. I still am working to better understand the terms out there and when/why to use them. God bless.

@@crownstone thanks. If we spend the time to learn, accept where our experiences give us different insights, and take the best ideas and leave the ones that don’t make sense, I think we could collectively achieve much.

I believe that. And then on top of that they signal boost degenerate behavior of so-called black people all across the globe.

@@DarkBlackMagic dark black magic why is the name of your page named this?

Thank you.

Not like africans and caribbeans ...... imporvished for real

@@jamesleon403 You really going there. See you just proving the point. It is all crazy like west Indians who believe that they have achieved something by migrating to the us.

@@jamesleon403we actually have land and eat organic. Your fiat wealth isn’t wealth love, neither are your concrete jungles. We Africans have real wealth and our land isn’t as ruined as yours is. You don’t even have rights in your so called indigenous lands

Damn right

What's going on today. The music industry NEEDS to be cleaned up fast. We need a whole new crop of singers and dancers.

Right i thought mostly our fba kids like that crap but some adults like it too..... the brainwash is real

@@jamesleon403 Yep, that’s like some stealing your identity and draining your account but getting mad at your bank for alerting you that your card is being charged in another state. I can’t stand those “They invited to the cookout” clowns. They give other groups the idea that we’re easily satisfied when we’re getting played. (Think Hilary Clinton with the hot sauce or the coverage on the Trump shoes).

@@jeremiah_12 This is EXACTLY what it is. These "invited to the cookout" folks have invited some many other ppl they've pushed themselves out. Hopefully our ppl will get hip to the reality.

Facts! Black America gave everyone the sauce 🥫 and taught the world how to drip 💧

I thought about this.. cause salt is the SEASONING 💪🏾

KAN !!! we give the flavor !

Well said!

Realest meaning what?

@@paulrevere1479 just a term I use for people who speak they truth but the term is overused…what’s the tea sound like you got some info?😂

We wuz Native Americans

We are black indians

@@hsny76h4l9 no you're not

Black indians, aboriginals indigenous, Israëlites, oh my god who are you really? 😂😅🤣😅🤣

I would be curious to how that would work. Not saying it's not possible but I don't believe it's possible by conventional means. Investing, Building etc. We've tried that over and over again. They can literally just take it or burn it down over night. We have to decide, either this entity we've been dealing with for over 400 years is our friend or our enemy. Do you think money is power? Only power is power. Peace.

@@DarkBlackMagic ​ @DarkBlackMagic I am happy to discuss the basic parameters of its workings with you, as you have posed a valid question and cited observations with which I undoubtedly agree. To answer your question, I believe that money is but one means to power. "Power" is derived from a number of sources. But in our capitalist, consumerist culture, money is a major mechanism of power. I would tweak one of your assertions; that everything "conventional" has already been "tried"..."over and over again". In a longer historical sense that's true. But not true in the context of more recent history.

Thank you for taking the time to let me know and for your appreciation for the work. Peace.

Hell yes! 🔥🔥🔥

Taylor Swift’s success is a product of marketing dollars. She is the living Barbie Doll of their young daughters to feel proud. There are too many of their women that are trying to emulate black women and the same is done towards black males.

So y'all basing her on her looks instead of musical prowess. Y'all messing the game up. She not an incredible vocalist neither

She's a strong 6 with a bbl and makeup

SZA looks botched. What are you seeing?

1000 African American artists have been better than white artists. I can pull a average black singer and they can sing the top white superstar artist under the rug.

Lol adel is just a bootleg black lady from church mom's drug us to on sundays