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Maybe it's regional. You older than me lol
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Yes. If anything Cube was telling black people to learn more in his music.If we’re talking about Be True to the Game, Cube made no references to shaming smart kids. It was about remembering where you came from
I'm just about done with first take. Will Cain is a blatant WS, he just knows how to dress it up for TV.This dude Will Cain
My lord
Same.
by the time ms and hs rolled around dudes were to focused on tryna get yambsI'm 28 and didn't really hear "talk white" as much if at all personally. Dudes was gettin' clowned for getting held back or not graduating. Yea, words like nerd or geek were thrown around but mostly in gest. Top table cool kids were playin' multiple sports, smokin' weed, and and making decent to top grades.
I'd wager that the making fun of kids for being smart is a far minority based on more kids being picked on for being stupid than smart
i meanSpeaking from experience (where I grew up) kids definitely pick on other kids that speak properly. Almost as if it's a bad thing. I've been victim to the "you talk white" thing. (It had nothing to do with how I dressed or how I carried myself). And yes kids still do this. I hear it.
I remember in HS I was on the phone with my girl (at the time), her best friend, and the best friends boyfriend. I've never met the dude person beforehand, only talked on the phone when our gf's would call us. And when he found out I was black he was in disbelief, as if black people aren't capable of using proper English.
I can't even say ES cause I don't think most kinds really understood race at that age. 5th grade I was into wrestling, pokemon cards, and lookin' at girls booties all while getting all a's and only one b for the entire year.by the time ms and hs rolled around dudes were to focused on tryna get yambs
and wear the newest shoes to be tripping if somebody was white washed or acted white
elementary yeah probably but after that nobody was tripping off that
well i meanI can't even say ES cause I don't think most kinds really understood race at that age. 5th grade I was into wrestling, pokemon cards, and lookin' at girls booties all while getting all a's and only one b for the entire year.
Hell, you was on top of the world when you got all a's and got to go to the pizza party during the school day. Nerd/geek was really reserved for the "weirdo" kids or kids from different countries that we weren't used to
I turn 28 this month. It is actually good that this isn't what occurs any more. I went to public schools prior to attending a private school in high school. The competitiveness of being at the top of the class was night and day. The "honors" program in public was similar. But what was referred to as "residence" students had a lot of what Barkley described.
i mean
didn't seem like he was dissing u though
just that ur voice sounded white
nothing to trip off of
seems like u kinda built up a lil animosity over the years
of people saying u sound white
don't trip bruh
sound however u wanna sound
don't let someone else opinion
affect ur mood
me too31. Turn 32 in Dec
It makes sense if you're from a certain age demographic. That doesn't occur as much anymore.
well i mean
in es i was watching
in living color
martin
living single
stuff like that
and they talked about race
plus i went to a school that was predominantly white and asian
where all the black kids in the school knew each other
and u could count so.......
i was aware of race and all that at the time
Yes. If anything Cube was telling black people to learn more in his music.
I'm just about done with first take. Will Cain is a blatant WS, he just knows how to dress it up for TV.
And nothing to do with grades and academic achievement
back then "nerds" weren't poppin & were seen as cornballs, and academics were inextricably linked to that "proper speak" "acting white" etc.
ya forget cats like grant hill, and Puff Daddy trailblazed da modern "he's smart, but he's cool". archetype.
so who at espn supported jemelle since her suspension???