Disney+ Marvel's Black Panther

[#1hiphopjunki3]

They even shot parts of the movie at Tyler Perry's (a black man) studio which also helps get black people paid and assist in getting black people future pay checks due to good recommendations.

https://www.ebony.com/entertainment/black-panther-tyler-perry/

 

[Revolver Ocelot]

bruh you are literally bringing up movies P wasn't talking about and asking questions he didn't answer , then when i reply you're saying that's not what he was talking about....


you going in circles, i made my points. i'm done

Master P said Black Panther success didn't benefit black people/community cuz it wasn't OWNED by black folks. Despite the fact the majority of the cast and crew was black.

You C/S it. So I asked do you feel the same about other black films, that had a majority black cast and crew, that wasn't owned by black folks.

It was that simple.

 

[Revolver Ocelot]

There's an article floating around https://popularsuperstars.com/aja-n...rm-in-new-black-panther-movie-full-details/2/

Yeah this could mean a lot of things.X Men,Dr Doom,etc

"And now word on the street, and by that I mean Reddit and Twitter, that actress Aja Naomi King is slated to play Storm in the upcoming Black Panther 2 "

 

[#1hiphopjunki3]

that's all fine and well, but literally nothing about what i addressed

I was more so addressing what Master P stated at what you gave a GOAT to.

As far as the point you typed I can some what understand but still refute your gripe. The reason Killmonger resonated with so many American black people is because his character seriously pointed out our experience. His gripe also made T'Challa reassess his way of thinking and realize he should help others that look like him who are struggling. The screen play for the movie didn't come off as pandering because it dealt with real life stuff and was written by real life African Americans.

The comics even touched on real life African American issues more once African American people like Christopher Priest, Reginald Hudlin, and Ta' Nahesi Coates started writing it. Black Panther spent a good bit of time in Harlem under Priest run writing it and Coates touched on all types of social issues since he has been writing. The character originally wasn't written by black people so that is why some of the things you talk about have a bit of validity but it definitely changed once black people got a hold of it.

The movie though touched on a myriad of issues including the one you seem to have your biggest issues with and that's the difference between African Americans and African black people.

 

[Old Man Cain]

"And now word on the street, and by that I mean Reddit and Twitter, that actress Aja Naomi King is slated to play Storm in the upcoming Black Panther 2 "

The chick who should play Storm is shorty from the movie Beats on Netflix.

 

[Griot Vision]

The chick who should play Storm is shorty from the movie Beats on Netflix.

The rapper?

 

[Mister]

Master P said Black Panther success didn't benefit black people/community cuz it wasn't OWNED by black folks. Despite the fact the majority of the cast and crew was black.

You C/S it. So I asked do you feel the same about other black films, that had a majority black cast and crew, that wasn't owned by black folks.

It was that simple.

You really think he doesn't know this? Everyone here knows why he didn't answer. Especially him.

 

[King Freeman]

More black people have benefited from BP than I got the hook up 2. Lmaooooo this nigga...

 

[King Freeman]

The rapper?

He has to be talking about the principal or he's a fucking idiot lmao.

No disrespect.

 

[Tessai]

Naw like someone else said in another thread it need to be that chick off of She Gotta Have It

 

[Duwop]

You really think he doesn't know this? Everyone here knows why he didn't answer. Especially him.

i didn't answer cuz i'm tired,

yall keep wanting responses from me yet reject everything i have to say, only to bring it back up whenever someone else says the same shit... it's exhausting,

i been lost interest on this topic... believe what yall wanna believe..

it's jsut funny yall keep acting like i'm the only one

 

[Griot Vision]

He has to be talking about the principal or he's a fucking idiot lmao.

No disrespect.

Principal would be a good look too, damn good look

 

[Duwop]

Master P said Black Panther success didn't benefit black people/community cuz it wasn't OWNED by black folks. Despite the fact the majority of the cast and crew was black.

You C/S it. So I asked do you feel the same about other black films, that had a majority black cast and crew, that wasn't owned by black folks.

It was that simple.

and my answer is that at the very least boyz n the hood and menace society along with the rest of the black movies of that era told black stories toblack people... even if the studios had a hand in it, it wsa still our stories... that means something....

yes that answer has nothign to do with what P said, but you asked me a question that P wasn't asked, so of course my answer is gonna be differnt from his,

i agree with what he said, because BP wasn't birthed from the same mindset......

BP is some comic book shit that just got thrown into a larger universe of comic book shit that was an act of inclusion similar to the black little mermaid...

if you don't see a difference in what disney is doing on a large scale verse what black cinema was doing in the 90's then you don't wanna see it..

i don't know how many times yall want me to argue the shit just to disagree again

yall don't wanna see the points i'm making

 

[Mister]

i didn't answer cuz i'm tired,

yall keep wanting responses from me yet reject everything i have to say, only to bring it back up whenever someone else says the same shit... it's exhausting,

i been lost interest on this topic... believe what yall wanna believe..

it's jsut funny yall keep acting like i'm the only one

and my answer is that at the very least boyz n the hood and menace society along with the rest of the black movies of that era told black stories toblack people... even if the studios had a hand in it, it wsa still our stories... that means something....

yes that answer has nothign to do with what P said, but you asked me a question that P wasn't asked, so of course my answer is gonna be differnt from his,

i agree with what he said, because BP wasn't birthed from the same mindset......

BP is some comic book shit that just got thrown into a larger universe of comic book shit that was an act of inclusion similar to the black little mermaid...

if you don't see a difference in what disney is doing on a large scale verse what black cinema was doing in the 90's then you don't wanna see it..

i don't know how many times yall want me to argue the shit just to disagree again

yall don't wanna see the points i'm making

Your refusal to answer the question, while trying to play victim, is sad. You keep trying to talk about things that have nothing to do with the point you cosigned or the direct question put to you.

Answer the question honestly and quit playing the role of victim.

 

[Revolver Ocelot]

i agree with what he said, because BP wasn't birthed from the same mindset......

No. You don"t.

Master P wasn't talking bout what mindset a movie was birthed from or any other thing you wanna bring up.

 

[Duwop]

I was more so addressing what Master P stated at what you gave a GOAT to.

As far as the point you typed I can some what understand but still refute your gripe. The reason Killmonger resonated with so many American black people is because his character seriously pointed out our experience. His gripe also made T'Challa reassess his way of thinking and realize he should help others that look like him who are struggling. The screen play for the movie didn't come off as pandering because it dealt with real life stuff and was written by real life African Americans.

The comics even touched on real life African American issues more once African American people like Christopher Priest, Reginald Hudlin, and Ta' Nahesi Coates started writing it. Black Panther spent a good bit of time in Harlem under Priest run writing it and Coates touched on all types of social issues since he has been writing. The character originally wasn't written by black people so that is why some of the things you talk about have a bit of validity but it definitely changed once black people got a hold of it.

The movie though touched on a myriad of issues including the one you seem to have your biggest issues with and that's the difference between African Americans and African black people.

that's a dope post and i'm well aware of everything you said.

still doesn't change the entire premise of this entire debate.

Embracing something and making it your own is what Black People did with BP, and that's cool.

Coates is from bmore, i remember when he became the writer of BP, it was a semi big deal. And i like how they made the characters fit into todays world.....

i never once said i disliked the movie at all....so again, people constantly miss my critique as hate....

I'm pointing out that BP was ALWAYS something GIVEN to us to appease the demand for more representation. The character's entire incarnation was fro inclusion, and so that there can at the least be one big black face in the sea of white comic book characters.

over the last decade or so, strides have been made to make BP a bigger character and bring him to the forefront, as seen by the recent changes in the characters direction, and including him in the already successful MCU... but again... this was a calculated and strategic effort....

When homie asked about them other movies.... the whole thing is different....there's a big difference between black movie makers looking to make a movie and gettign help from a big studio to get their art out there...

than an already big and established company, creating a black character and adding it to their already successful formula...

that's not a knock, it's calling it what it is..

P's take on it is that niggaz jumped on BP like we really did that, like that shit was really something that black people created and made to be great....


naw that shit was a white creation, and placed on their already established platform, just so we could have a hero too....

his point is if you really wanna celebrate black cinema and black story telling, support the smaller movies that are all black, and fighting to be seen on a screen the same energy.

and i agree

 

[Revolver Ocelot]

i didn't answer cuz i'm tired,

yall keep wanting responses from me yet reject everything i have to say, only to bring it back up whenever someone else says the same shit... it's exhausting,

i been lost interest on this topic... believe what yall wanna believe..

it's jsut funny yall keep acting like i'm the only one

That's bcuz you keep telling us what time it is, and I asked what's the weather.

You just dodging the question.

 

[Duwop]

Your refusal to answer the question, while trying to play victim, is sad. You keep trying to talk about things that have nothing to do with the point you cosigned or the direct question put to you.

Answer the question honestly and quit playing the role of victim.

WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT!!!!


you know what, imma keep my answers short, so we can get this shit over with, cuz yall niggaz is killing me...


ask very direct questions, and i'll do my best to give direct answers...

cuz i swear yall niggaz gotta be retarded or something if u don't get what i'm saying

 

[Duwop]

That's bcuz you keep telling us what time it is, and I asked what's the weather.

You just dodging the question.

no nigga, you are literally asking me to respond to an interview with questions that were in the interview, and then when i answer you say that's not what he was talking about

when i try to tie the two responses together, i'm talking in circles....

like what question am i dodging, i really don't get it.....cuz i answered everything yall niggaz asked

 

[Mister]

WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT!!!!


you know what, imma keep my answers short, so we can get this shit over with, cuz yall niggaz is killing me...


ask very direct questions, and i'll do my best to give direct answers...

cuz i swear yall niggaz gotta be retarded or something if u don't get what i'm saying

You've already been asked a very direct question multiple times. Don't play stupid man. That's damn near as bad as playing victim.