http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=871070
^Who can just sit down and think "y'know what, I'm gonna mod rape into a video game".
It was a matter of time :/.
Thank god I gave up on the game after the grindfest for nothing aka gta online.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=871070
^Who can just sit down and think "y'know what, I'm gonna mod rape into a video game".
what.the.fuck
Next time you see this go up to them and grab their ass.
All while maintaining eye contact.
I think he used it on my twice.It's a shame how many times you've had to use that gif here lol
So, I've been thinking. Perhaps it is my age group (I'm 22), but I find many african-american men are still are trying to have that "OG" persona and fit into the common stereotype. I am not black, nor am I even male, so I won't act like I know what's it's like to be either in american society, but do any of you find that it is/was hard to move out of that stereotype (if you fit it at all)? Do black men tend to move beyond that persona as they mature, or is it static?
I simply ask because I find myself attracted to black men, however I am not attracted to the "gangsta" style of the masses in my age group... maybe this is a regional thing but I think not. I have lived in the Midwest all my life, always around big cities (Milwaukee, Chicago, Minneapolis, etc.) though the black population has never been particularly large in the suburbs. Perhaps I am just being exposed to such a small percentage that it seems like the majority are "Gs" but in reality, perhaps the majority really doesn't follow this trend?
I guess the stereotype I'm talking about exudes an immature and uneducated vibe. This may not be true and of course, who am I to judge anyone by how they dress or act, but it's what turns me away. In fact, I know it is not true a lot of the time. I went to high school in a wealthy area with black classmates that adopted the "G" look and persona. They were well educated, came from good backgrounds...I guess it's just how they liked to identify. Why would you willingly choose to fit yourself into a stereotype that is often looked down upon?
What do you all think? Hope I'm not offending anyone with this post, that's not my intention what so ever.
Some people take longer to move on from high school.
How you doing?
Wait, so overalls were part of the game back in the 60s? Really?
I still don't understand why she's famous.It's about to go down in that Kim thread. :3
It's about to go down in that Kim thread. :3
I still don't understand why she's famous.
Sodium levels at dangerous levels
Just want to reiterate for those that missed it: a girl comes into BCT asking where she can find black guys that are less black. 5/10 people say that's pretty ignorant. 4/10 say they'd rather her come here and ask than just get "monogamy is a relatively infantile social construct" answers from OT. Slayven asks how she's doing.
Do they call you that because you're always slayven over white women?
I was going to make a horse joke but refrained.
If Kim fucked Ryan Goslin or Benedict Cumberbatch tho....
I'm pretty sure GAF and tumblr would go to war.
If Kim fucked Ryan Goslin or Benedict Cumberbatch tho....
What if Emma Watson started dating some Djimon Hounsou looking mofo?
#gurlbyeI don't understand why y'all get so worked up over Kim K.
Flawless!Just want to reiterate for those that missed it: a girl comes into BCT asking where she can find black guys that are less black. 5/10 people say that's pretty ignorant. 4/10 say they'd rather her come here and ask than just get "monogamy is a relatively infantile social construct" answers from OT. Slayven asks how she's doing.
Do they call you that because you're always slayven over white women?
What if Emma Watson started dating some Djimon Hounsou looking mofo?
I don't understand why y'all get so worked up over Kim K.
SketchFactor, the brainchild of two white millennials, Allison McGuire and Daniel Herrington, allows people to rate the "sketchiness" of certain areas in major cities. McGuire came up with the idea after she relocated to the Washington, D.C., area, and found herself lost in the sea of Chocolate City.
The app, which launches today, asks people to submit their own sketchy stories to its website
Here's the problem with this app. I can see it now: White people not used to the "ungentrified" (that's probably not a word) areas of the gentrified neighborhoods they have flocked to will now go on a "rating profiling" spree, pointing out every little incident of blackness they notice. Welcome to the millennial version of racial profiling.
With what horses have done for the black hair community you'd think they'd get done respect around here.Good luck finding a good white man after that!
We all can't love sparkle twilight bro.
I want salt like when this happened.
So just discovered "The Worst".
The song is now on rotation because of things that are happening right now in the House of Rio.
I smell another verse coming. More coherent then the first.
With what horses have done for the black hair community you'd think they'd get done respect around here.
Ya'll seen this shit yet? Want to Avoid Sketchy Neighborhoods? Theres an App for ThatCreated by White People.
Boy has teethWith what horses have done for the black hair community you'd think they'd get done respect around here.
Kinda funny how kpop fans sweat kpop but all they do is emulate blackness and black culture but they scoff at it when actual black people are doing it. I had a kpop fan tell me that kpop "rappers" are better than black ones with a straight face. Shit like this is why I can't fuck with kpop no mo'
yeah, remember Ghetto Tracker?Sadly this isnt the first app to do that.
a bit late but what did y'all think of black jesus?
god damn i loved it. i'm glad they kept it mostly straight too, i thought there would be mandatory adult swim fuckery in there.
They emulate it so hard, in mix it wiht that weird sexual dynamic.I love going to through the groups and look at the "rappers" they are just singing fast. No flow or word play. Not to say they are not good Korean rappers, Epik High etc. But lol
Kpop rappers are usually just that. A bunch of macklemores with a tiny verse. I still fuck with f(x) and Amber tho heavy.
It's weird listening to a kpop song but it's basically a rihanna or missy elliot song with some "cuteness" sprinkle in it. They be trying to have it both ways but it don't work. Also, fuck Gdragon
Heve you heard Red Velvet? Folks mad they jacking F(X) style/
What if Ariana Grande started dating an NBA player?
Heard she was dating Big Sean on the radio this morning.
As a certified crazy person, I second this.You right, I think that is the new go to shit. Sometimes folks are just assholes.