gatdamn if dis shit aint one of da blackest soundbites


https://www.instagram.com/p/BqwCACHgxM5/

It's 2018. There's no excuse for having to STILL explain this.

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(hope I did it right)

its been a good long time since I've had something touch that part of blackness for me.

wow, felt every word of that man.

again.

I watched it a few different time yesterday at random and odd intervals because it was just so dope that I couldn't stop thinking about it.

I am walking down my block and see this commotion and all the people surrounding this dude. I was standing there watching and someone said, "you want a pic with him?". Despite the jacked haircut I said sure. I live by Barclay's so I figured it was a fighter but had to go on FB to figure out who he was.

https://ibb.co/xgNPyxG



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"Everyone has a plan until you punch them in the face. Then they don't have a plan anymore." (c) Mike Tyson

"what's a leader if he isn't reluctant"

ouch

Pretty sure the barber was drunk.


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"Everyone has a plan until you punch them in the face. Then they don't have a plan anymore." (c) Mike Tyson

"what's a leader if he isn't reluctant"

*pours out a lil likka*

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He had an up close and personal view of that crime scene of a haircut given his proximity to you and his height, and he still took that photo with you.

I do wonder how grueling that press run for this fight has been.

there would 100+ jokes about my haircut alone.


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"Everyone has a plan until you punch them in the face. Then they don't have a plan anymore." (c) Mike Tyson

"what's a leader if he isn't reluctant"

It doesn't look too bad from the angle in the shot.

And was that Wilder's old lady sitting behind you?

props for posting the pic. hopefully i can get my bad cut fixed tonight. i dont like going on fridays.

Old nyggas rocking faux hawks smh

90% sure that barber did that on purpose


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DALLAS LAKERICKS LETS GO!!

I truly just asked for a fade.


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"Everyone has a plan until you punch them in the face. Then they don't have a plan anymore." (c) Mike Tyson

"what's a leader if he isn't reluctant"

props for posting despite the bad haircut.

Like "guuuuuurrrrrrrlll......"





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I respect your humility.

Like he ain’t one of us.

for context: Fury was up there facing off against Wilder and talking about the struggles that gypsies have gone through in the past 200 years (Fury descends from a Gypsy lineage that immigrated to England) - and that's what set Wilder off - and rightfully so. Both Fury & Wilder are known for speaking their mind and showing unfiltered emotion - and Wilder has one of the strongest, compassionate hearts in the sport - and also one of the most ferocious in protecting his integrity.

This was a powerful moment of raw, genuine emotion. Radio Rahim held a follow-up interview with Wilder that cooled the fires - but Rahim shouldn't have acted brand new in this clip.

Wilder by brutal KO tomorrow night.

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I thought he was using Radio Rahim from the movie as an example of how cops kill Black folk.

I thought he was on some "You out here getting yoked up by the cops and you don't understand me!??!"

https://www.instagram.com/radiorahimboxing/

I thought Jim Gray body jumped him for a second.

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that was the kicker

asking him to explain for those who are unaware - had that been what he was doing - could have been handled much better

lol


peace to deray but its somethin bout a 7 ft tall heavyweight fighter meanmuggin spittin some real ass black liberation shit dat command respect

we could use a leader wit dat energy

Wilder-Joshua was supposed to happen earlier this year but Eddie Hearn (Joshua's promoter) balked and opted for easier prey to milk another 2-3 monstrous fight purses - but if Wilder wins tomorrow (which he will) - they will not be able to retain any credibility until they make Joshua-Wilder happen.

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I truly wouldn't mind either dude winning tomorrow to get the chance to face Anthony Joshua. I have the utmost respect for both dudes.

If Fury tried to ride that MAGA wave to inflame the racial differences between himself and Wilder, I'm sure I wouldn't sing that tune.

For years (decades even) - everyone's been lambasting about not having an American star-caliber personality/talent in the HW division.

Wilder is the genuine article: super athletic, biggest puncher in the sport, 95%+ KO ratio, charismatic with a movie-like story (grew up in Alabama, came from nothing, daughter battled spina bifida as he worked up the ranks to provide for his family - tremendous gift of gab, entertaining as could be etc...)

The fact that US media has basically shunned his ascent is malpractice. Wilder is absolutely correct when he says that he'd be the biggest name in the sport if he was born in England. They know how to promote their own there (Joshua is selling out 80k stadiums and is a monstrous star in the UK/Europe).

HW boxing is back - but the US sports media is stuck on some 30-year old narrative and stubbornly doesn't want to accept it.

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it's all there.

he should be a household name already.

he had some growth and development to get in that could've suffered with to much of a spotlight imo... but we're talking a time long since past and there is no doubt he's been slept on for the better part of the decade.

I forget what fight it was I first saw I believe it was his first televised one almost 10 years ago.. you could see it right away but I'm glad they didn't rush him.

then there was the whole knocking out trolls in their home gym thing... lol classic but had me shaking my head for a minute.. but he's proven himself many times over since all that imo.. I was seriously impressed with his handling of Ortiz and am skeptical of Tyson's chances... but I've discounted Tyson before to the point of being dead wrong about him.

the styles could make this the awkwardest fight in a loooooooong minute imo.

down deep

unrepentant blackness always makes me smile

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"Everyone has a plan until you punch them in the face. Then they don't have a plan anymore." (c) Mike Tyson

"what's a leader if he isn't reluctant"

i legit felt scared for that reporters life (he looked with disgust AT THAT MANS SOUL)

thats how you almost get murked for audacity

and then Eyes on the Prize for good measure.


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"Everyone has a plan until you punch them in the face. Then they don't have a plan anymore." (c) Mike Tyson

"what's a leader if he isn't reluctant"

it just has to.

interesting...


i think ima go walk around outside just barking this at ppl and see what happens.
"400 years!!?"

thats some lion shit.

so be careful running out the house if it ain’t pure lol

is it the subject matter, the outfit, the aggressively chumping another dude to his face....all of the above?

dudes scream on each other in battle raps all day, but i dont see women squirming in their seats like how they reacted to this

think it was

I didn't get it but didn't want to say anything and get my black card pulled.


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"Everyone has a plan until you punch them in the face. Then they don't have a plan anymore." (c) Mike Tyson

"what's a leader if he isn't reluctant"

Agree with what he said though...TO DIS DAY!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ikd8Mtbmp4c


Give and take.

the pathologizing of black people
the idea that black folks are monolithic
the implied respectability politics

Any time your statement is "what's wrong with black people" or "the problem with black people" and not "the problem FOR black folk" whatever comes next is likely bullshit.

I heard what he was trying to say

OP clip sounds like he believes black people are victims of systemic oppression...

...followed up with 'black on black, pull yourself up by the bootstraps logic

If he truly believes in the first line of reasoning, that would explain the 2nd

Black people have been oppressed and that leads to the behavior he described

You can't resolve the behavior without addressing the cause

My $.02

But like you said,he does get punched in the head for a living.

it doesn’t mean we can speak on it

I don’t have a problem with either line because I think both are true and we have to continue to work on ourselves s a people regardless of how damaged we are due to WS

I'm just saying that while that statement he made in the OP is dope, he'll also say BS like this. And bentagain is entirely correct.

me in some fashion. It's like some of them channel their insecurities and shoot them out at you like comic book weapons.