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Elzo69Renaissance said:
Ain’t no way

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32K likes, 1,282 comments - mkiatipisSeptember 18, 2021 on : "Dude wanted to fight me at the park so I did this to him… DROPPING THE FULL VID AT 100 COMMENTS! ⬇️‼️ • • • • • • �..."
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This is basically "pranks in the hood" v2.0. All of his videos are the same, fuck this guy, I hope he runs into the right person one day.
 
royalascension said:
Stop it....Still doesn't take away from his accomplishments. I love his show! Alot of Black American culture is inspired and created by gay men. The clothes your woman like, the hair styles, shit the music you listen to. We are all apart of the culture. And the fact that a melainated person is being awarded for pursuing a creative passion on an international platform.Are you being bias ......if so tell your bias ego to chill and take a seat.
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What specific parts of black American culture are created by gay men? I know you said hairstyles and clothes, but what styles in particular?
 
Blackish said:
What specific parts of black American culture are created by gay men? I know you said hairstyles and clothes, but what styles in particular?
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Perhaps Influenced is a better word. For better context you have to go back to the 1920s...well even before then. But it was illegal to wear clothes and hairstyles in a feminine way if your were a man and vice versa for women. So gay men mainly create ways to creatively express themselves. Can I give u a specific name of a gay man who coined a specific hairstyle, nope. Because most of the time those people did not get credit for their work or inspiration. When gay liberation balls started occurring in the 60's and 70's because they couldn't necessarily dress or style their hair the way they wanted, they would go all out. Many celebrities or famous people would go to these places for "inspiration". Many hairdressers of the 1920's and 30's were rumored to be gay men. Influencing and doing hair for stars behind the scenes. That still continues today. The belief that a gay men can do my hair, makeup and style in a way that is more appealing to men than a woman was a popular belief in those times and I believe it shaped popular culture too.
 
They are making sure that they can refil the fuel for the prison pipeline but having their chosen pied piper in creation. And this time, they are going to be way more efficient…raise ya kids this generation, it’s gone be some shit. Not only raise ya kids, elevate your vibration to where this music, this way of life, is fringe
 
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