feel like i’ve been seeing these takes a lot lately and i can’t seem to disagree
first of all i’m not the type of person to gatekeep or take s*** too serious
i‘m someone who likes to put people on. may that be in music, fashion or lingo
but especially the latter has been run into the ground by demographics who do not seem to understand the context at all
if you type aave into twitter you’ll see hundreds if not thousands of tweets misusing black lingo
so my question is why is this such a common occurrence nowadays? or has it always been that way and is just more apparent now due to social media?
also mods this is not a troll thread or meant to discriminate it’s really just an observation me and some of the people i talk to have made and thought about
reminds me of when little kids learn cuss words and then use it every three words
reminds me of when little kids learn cuss words and then use it every three words
Basically this lol
I think because they know it's black, they either try to spice their white conservative suburban ass with sum black flair and this is usually the worst idea
It's like when they try to copy slang, it just doesn't work, they use it oddly and put too much emphasis on the fact that they trynna be black while not being black
My bad OG
The closest thing most white people have to a culture is the media portrayal and caricature of other cultures
bro really said "for the past 3 years"
slang being trends which comes and goes (even without white people) has been a thing since literally day 0
young people so dumb
white people stealing s*** been a staple of america since 1565 op. its sort of the thing their country was founded on.
Seen a IG short of some white woman telling her cat to stop acting ratchet while she was annoying it.
reminds me of when little kids learn cuss words and then use it every three words
Had a pre teen client who learned ass and f*** so every time he'd be angry at someone he'd just keep yelling YOURE A F*** ASS YOU WANNA SEE A F*** ASS etc, was difficult to just not burst out laughing