Tyler Perry does the same thing. SMH

It's a Sitcom Comedy, Sitcom doesn't have to be 100% accurate in real life

Because that's how ignorant black women acted. It's funny because it's true

It's an excuse to put on a minstrel show by saying it's just a satire and exaggeration of culture. Which was the same justification for minstrel shows 50 years ago (they started fading from popularity in the 70s).

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Well times were different back then. I was about 12 when this aired and yea I was laughing my ass off but back then I didn’t understand the ramifications this had on Black women. I’m in my 30s now and have a new perspective of what is right in media and what is wrong. I’ve think we’ve all come to better understanding of how we should be represented in media. Think of what the minstrel era did to the Black community, people learned over time that portraying Black people as caricatures was inappropriate and so they stopped even though it was a long haul before it was eventually wiped from Hollywood. This portrayal of Black women still happened today and is just as offensive as the minstrel era but the sad part is it’s our own people doing it which makes it in the eyes of YT people seem like it’s OK.

no the problem is who you're trying to blame for it.. who you think comes up with these ideas??? *other than tyler perry* these are *scripts given* to these sellouts. by who exactly? but who you wanna focus on?

@@50centricher9 DUH 🙄 I know that they’re sellouts but at the end of the day I said what I said and you don’t understand because you’re not a back woman. So you won’t understand.

@@vanessaknight2862but would u have the same energy once black men said the same thing about how WE are portrayed in media? Genuine question. Cause BW always come with their selective outrage when the jokes on them But have nothing to say when it’s black men being the joke. And we are the butt of joke just as much as you. You don’t think we are hurt by this too? Especially because it is increasingly coming from BW. Very post on Twitter is bm this and bm that. You don’t think the everyday black man is tired of being shit on by his own women, racists, police, other bm, etc? We get ridiculed and lectured when we speak on our shit and are expected to man up and take it in stride. But BW? Always the victim of something and Bam are always the east target to take it out on.

It's funny because it's true. Everyone in the world knows at least 2 black women who act like that. They act wild and out of pocket so we make fun of it. And it's easy.

This is black people not understanding white culture. THEY think it’s funny. And they are trying to market shows/movies to THEM. I remember in high school we had cross dress day. Where girls dress like guys and vice versa. NO black men dressed like a girl but like 10 white kids (the small few we had) dressed up and was dying laughing because they thought it was a joke. Have you ever heard of white boy fun? Where they slap each others penises, or say gay things to eachother or do gay things to as a joke. It’s just what they find funny. So the dress thing isn’t funny to black people but a lot of white people find it hilarious and since white people are the bigger MARKET (66%) they will keep doing it because that will make more money. White comedians (Robin Williams, Jim Carey, etc.) do it too.

This was really bad. I don’t remember seeing this back in the day. We didn’t need another Shenaynay and Wanda. They were teenagers emulating what they saw adult comedians doing during that era. Not taking up for them. There was nothing innocent about this clip at all. So they were basically making fun of black women who they knew. Maybe even their family members. 😢 Funny how neither of them have children with black women. (Correct me if I’m wrong). I believe all of Nick’s children are with biracial women. (Yes, black but light skinned).

​@@DrRaeLoveCoachI'm guessing you're not into Sitcom Comedy

@@DrRaeLoveCoach He has ONE brown skinned baby momma (but baby mommas is a whole nother thing - is he overcompensating got the emasculation and degradation he went through as a young man?)

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It wasn’t a teen show. It was a kid show. This is “All that.”

@@aderam648 I’m familiar with the show however it’s marketed towards teenagers or tweens.

This y’all community and y’all ain’t stop til this day 😒😒

I gotta admit, as a young Black teen at the time I found this hilarious. As an adult it’s super cringe. The biggest problem I really have with this is that it was probably pitched and written by YT ppl based on their views of Black women.

It is, and who cares ! People getting so bent over it ! Laugh a little people ok ! Dramatic entitled white women are made fun of just as much !

i understand being mad at them for agreeing to this, but i love how you and others are *more* mad at the actors than the people behind it. you got nothing to say about them (the producers, directors, script writers etc), but for the actors you got venom right?

yes

Yeah, on this show and Amanda Show, the characters they wrote for Black actors were plain caricaturish and problematic. Not to mention they often used the Black actors for the slapstick gags some of which involved being spit on. It's really tough having to see this through adult eyes.

Do you not realize that bm are still doing this ?? Tf

​@@BooksandLooksTVBM?? This is a wyte TV show, wyte writers, and a wyte network so how tf BM the blame? They probably made them do it

Thanks you for saying it.

Comedy is comedy, I honestly think if you’re offended by this then maybe you’re just not a fan of comedy because not all Black people act like this

some person never mind the race part nick cannon did that act way too well. he exuded a lot of feminine energy.

Oh ok

No growth

So what R Kelly was doing in the 90s and early 2000s to young girls was overlooked many times. Should people have ignored it todays time because it was “acceptable” decades ago? Or did we realize how wrong it was

nick was over the top almost real. wow!

Ok bye

So it's possibly being a parody of BAPS makes it okay? It's still wrong whether it's a parody or not. Stop acting like you don't understand that.

Sweetie Baps ain't it is caricature and stereotype of black women which leads way to further discrimination and judgment of every day black women as if we don't go through that enough. It's the further defeminization of us quick to call us men quick to call his masculine because in their minds we're just men in wigs weaves makeup and claws

I’m a black man from Mississippi and this is hilarious to me. Of course you know why.. I love real women like this.. very fun to kick it with

​Although BAPS is one of my favorite movies, even them actually being women was still a mockery/portrayal of how black women supposedly look and act from a "certain side of town", so the depiction was still happening regardless, imo-js. 🤷‍♀️ ​@@randomuser1105

​@@randomuser1105If its wrong then go back all the way into the year 2000 and tell them it is

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