Dreams-Visions
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did you tell her about your MLP fetish?
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The Black Culture Thread |OT9| More Priest, Less Hudlin
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did you tell her about your MLP fetish?
Black Republican
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Since DC publicly mentions Cyborg, Marvel (sadly) has to counter with Black Panther right?
life changing music right there
Black Panther was mentioned trollishly for years. Its the other way around imo.
New Spawn cartoon: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=918679
Looks like Black people are in again. We got black sitcoms, all black shows/movies, black leads, etc. It's like the late 80s/early 90s all over again. Enjoy it until 2025 ya'll
Looks like Black people are in again. We got black sitcoms, all black shows/movies, black leads, etc. It's like the late 80s/early 90s all over again. Enjoy it until 2025 ya'll
Spawn got so bad it got good, then went straight to terrible.
you mean when black people disappear altogether from the networks and are corralled back to specialty channels all the while people wonder why there arent white entertainment networks?
he fell off after cy-gor. that was it for me with that whole damn series and image for the most part
Alligatorjandro
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Fuck pickles
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you haven't lived until a random little kid ask you "how do you make love".
Brehs go back and dl that cyhi black hystori mix tape.
lmao
Face it Tiger..
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I saw this graph on tumblr the other day which puts this in perspective.
Blackish has gotten so much hype in part because it marks an overdue return of the black family sitcom to network television. Over the years, there have been two major waves of such shows — first in the 1970s, led by a welter of sitcoms from the white producer Norman Lear (“Sanford and Son,” “Good Times,” “The Jeffersons”, and again in the mid-’80s and early ’90s, following the success of “The Cosby Show” (“The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air,” “Family Matters,” “A Different World”
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Black-ish is the funniest show though. The last episode about spanking your kid. Wow.
lemme watch that now, actually.
Holey shit an article that puts in the work. Actual journalism? Damn
More impressed that Huffpo did something at least resembling journalism for once.
awaits the dream drop thread
Yeah someone should post a thread on that article.
Discotheque
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Yeah. He's still a nobody weed carrier but this was a surprisingly great project
MorisUkunRasik
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Black-ish is pretty good. Supposedly doing well ratings wise too, hope it sticks around and continues to improve.
Only Modern Family, Frozen on Tv, and SHonda Rhimes INC is doing better. Locked to be renewed.
Better than black jesus.
It's pretty good.
It's pretty close to Everybody Hates Chris and The Bernie Mac Show in terms of tone, construction and execution.
The cast has great chemistry, so the show's going to live and die by its writing - which is fortunately been great, current and relatable thus far.
Plus giving out black people's secrets
Shonda Rhimes is money in the bank at this point. Everything she touches is rating's gold.
Black Jesus is the type of show you surprise that you laugh. Jokes are so hit or miss. If it wasn't for Miss Tudi and Charlie Murphy that show would be hot doo doo. Instead it just ass.
Jackben
bitch I'm taking calls.
I knocked over a glass of water from this. Worth it.
Alligatorjandro
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Who are you
Discotheque
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Damn I should check that show out
Black Jesus is great whenever theres scenes with Charlie Murphy and John Witherspoon
They got to get rid of the trailer park boys writer tho, he's fucking it up with his vibe
Black Jesus is great whenever theres scenes with Charlie Murphy and John Witherspoon
They got to get rid of the trailer park boys writer tho, he's fucking it up with his vibe
Prototype Viktor
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Just saw this chick who looked like she took a picture of herself with the ISO turned up to like 128,000 then said make her hair look like that
When was the Bernie Mac show?
CrazyDogg77
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Bob's Burgers just dropped a "Whattup my Knitta line" lol shit just caught me so off guard
Don't know why you're being negative, the girl looks like your type. Normally you'd be making used bath water gurgling offers by now.
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Boss Riovane
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That feel when you put thoughts on paper. There's nothing like venting to the world how you feel. The last post I wrote was about some bullshit I'm dealing with at work. Family I am at an impasse. Need to drop everything and step to another state. Start from scratch again. But I gotta do something. I'm tired family. Dog tired.
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Keep your chin up. We're here for you.
As a white guy interested to know what you think. Episodes 2-4 of Black-ish were hilarious to me and seemed very universally true to life* to me.
*As a communications undergrad several years ago, I remember reading a study about how white people vs. black people saw the infamous "Wazzup" ads. White people saw the relationship between the black protags of the commercial as indicative of "a universal friendship" that people have, whereas black viewers saw it as obviously speaking to them and about a more quintessential black experience (which was seemingly the more objective intent of the ad). So I'm probably playing into that same kind of stereotype as a fan of Black-ish.
You DO realize I died for your motherfucking sins, right?
GhettoGamer
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Wasnt Klaw in that Ultron trailer? Only one man has a beard like that and its Klaw. Cant have Klaw without BP
Damn rev. Stay up. I kinda figured something happened.
I'm thinking about getting started on that any day now. Tips? I don't even know how the fuck it works.
I thought the episode was really funny and kinda powerful particularly at the end. The dialogue is really working for me, I like how subversive it is. I definitely related to the subject matter of the episode. I feel like a lot of those exchanges between the characters was plucked out of situations I been in growing up, especially the one's involving the children. I like how the episode just didn't tell you "NO YOU SHOULDN'T SPANK YOUR KIDS" but it organically showed the audience really the pros and cons of different parenting methods in that regard. In the end it said "spanking is not for us" instead of becoming heavy handed and preachy with the message which then allows for the humor to actually be humorous.
I like the exchange between his co-workers too. The part where they were like "No we like the idea of spanking in an abstract sense but no YOU shouldn't beat YOUR kid". That was really funny to me and I actually heard people say that.
Dianne continues to be my favorite character even though she's becoming more stewy griffin like. It's cheap but damn it they got me.
Overall I feel like the message of the episode was raising a child is hard and complex and there isn't going to be a one size fits all method for everyone and everyone's child.
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