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One of the dopest and most slept on Clipse songs, **** shoulda been on one of their albums. Beat tough too.
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*****s love Martin and in Living Color....dying laughing at Shaneneh....but be tripping on some agenda ****, when it’s convenient to hate .
It’s all noise. For what it’s worth...Black Americans have always been the most progressive when it comes to gay people. *****s get a bad rap for it. But it’s some gay cousins at every family that’s been accepted or a Dy-k that’s loved by everybody in the hood, for just being them (word to Grimey). Or Black women having gay best friends forever
It’s just complicated because of the history of emasculating black men via slavery, laws, separation, prison etc.......brought on hyper masculinity.....and now we are at a stage where we are all trying to figure it out.
but is it Martin's idea to wear a dress, or are people telling him to wear a dress to be funny?
Because I don't remember all these white comedians needing to wear dresses as some sort of initiation to fame. Not only is it emasculating men it's portraying black women in stereotypically and in a negative light.
Martin had come up with the sheneneh character pre the show. And yes....he based it off a stereotypical ghetto girl. Sheneneh’s etc exists. It’s comedy.
And yes. White actors/comedians wore dresses too. It’s acting. We of course, are rightfully heightened to it as black people...based on the history. But strictly speaking from an art standpoint...it ain’t only black comedians.
One, Kurt Russell isn't a comedian and neither is Tom Hanks
Next, my question wasn't if white comedians have done it, it's the fact that nearly every popular black comedian seems to do it once they get to a level of fame.
None of those people besides Robin Williams can be seen at that level.
That’s not the point I’m making . This is all “acting” at the end of the day. These are male actors dressing up as women in various roles. Some started out as comedians...and became actors. Martin’s Role in Big Mama isn’t any different from Robin Williams in Ms. Doubtfire. Him making a comedy show....is still a television production. I’m sure if I wanted to look...I could find more 1:1 comparisons. But that isn’t the point.
I understand where the caution comes from. Again, it’s warranted given this country’s history. But I would like to think Martin was being resourceful and comedic when making Shaneneh. That’s part of the POINT of some of these characters is the actor acting out various parts.
Nobody really remember Kee-lo-lo. But Martin as Shaneneh is a scene stealer...or him as any one of his various other characters.
This is trueTake Kare was fire tho. Quality wasn’t really good but thug and Wayne sounded good on a track together. The 1 song from them > future and drake lack of chemistry
Did Wayne snap on D6? He killed this and Big Bad Wolf
Rylo getting better and better, remaining clever with the bars but sounding much more polished.
this man on this song with a poignant bluesy sample talking boutNeed Stop ruining perfectly good songs with all that damn auto tune
The Laundry room where it went down 4realYou was out there wylin next to the monkey bars?