Good pointsTo answer the question, yes.
To comment on the clip tho....I hate when somebody qualifies us as being the worst at something. I agree with what Kev saying, but him starting off with "our culture fucks it up with the most" rubbed me the wrong way. I fuckin hate that shit. Say something is a problem without all the qualifiers.
Also...while I agree with him saying there's no ego in helping ppl out bc he knows it takes nothing from him being Kevin hart....he can say that now that he is Kevin Hartā¢ļø. But did he feel that way when he was coming up and tryna get on? Or is this a new realization he came to after the bag was secured multiple times over? Not tryna start nothin im just wondering. Cuz I feel like you have to have that ego to be where he is or to be where Jay is, lebron, etc.
Black people really think we can build each other up by saying how trash we are first. Niggas think black folks never work together to build anything but in turn donāt even use real examples if black unity. Like everybody they grew up with was greedyTo answer the question, yes.
To comment on the clip tho....I hate when somebody qualifies us as being the worst at something. I agree with what Kev saying, but him starting off with "our culture fucks it up with the most" rubbed me the wrong way. I fuckin hate that shit. Say something is a problem without all the qualifiers.
Also...while I agree with him saying there's no ego in helping ppl out bc he knows it takes nothing from him being Kevin hart....he can say that now that he is Kevin Hartā¢ļø. But did he feel that way when he was coming up and tryna get on? Or is this a new realization he came to after the bag was secured multiple times over? Not tryna start nothin im just wondering. Cuz I feel like you have to have that ego to be where he is or to be where Jay is, lebron, etc.
I agree with everything except the bolded thoTo answer the question, yes.
To comment on the clip tho....I hate when somebody qualifies us as being the worst at something. I agree with what Kev saying, but him starting off with "our culture fucks it up with the most" rubbed me the wrong way. I fuckin hate that shit. Say something is a problem without all the qualifiers.
Also...while I agree with him saying there's no ego in helping ppl out bc he knows it takes nothing from him being Kevin hart....he can say that now that he is Kevin Hartā¢ļø. But did he feel that way when he was coming up and tryna get on? Or is this a new realization he came to after the bag was secured multiple times over? Not tryna start nothin im just wondering. Cuz I feel like you have to have that ego to be where he is or to be where Jay is, lebron, etc.
Goat and lolI agree with everything except the bolded tho
cuz I believe those guys u used as examples only really started peaking once they let go of their egos and started being willing to work with others who really helped them elevate
it takes ego to believe in ur own talent, which should inspire u to work hard
but generally folks can't really make it to the next level until they are really willing to work with others
in the black community, we actually do have a lot of cultural issues that make it hard to work with one another
if black people across the world actually came together we could literally be the global superpower just off of natural resources alone......just imagine if we had a black version of Amazon
but we generally don't even feel comfortable working with our next door neighbor, and even our suburban raised kids even running around talmbout they got "opps" SMH
this is the bottom line.I don't think it's ego at all. When ego gets involved, it's a problem. That said, I think it's a bigger problem that we can't agree on a strategy for handling our problems, and we don't seem to understand that a strategy can be multipronged. Instead, of Malcolm X looking at MLK, and saying "Hey, you do your thing. We'll do our thing, and we'll make these CACs fight a war on two fronts." Malcolm spent time tearing down MLK and the others. Then when he saw the error of his ways, he was basically kicked out of the NOI, so he didn't have the power anymore.
You still see that today. Sure, there are coons in this world, but how many times have we seen a black person being called a coon or sellout just because they are trying a different strategy for solving a problem than others?