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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1DXnIyMnOY

Love listening to this instrumental whilst I’m driving

enemmo:
Copied

Lmao

kongolo:
I watched this recommendation and i must admit i was not expecting the show to be as grim as it was.It did make me thirst for human flesh though.I wouldn't mind taking a chunk off @Ibkayee

Lool smh

Hell nah

TroublemakerPro:
My teacher told me today that most Africans are eager to learn when they school abroad because of the value of education we have.

I am not saying that the white are dumb though

They decide what they want to be and work towards it, not everyone is fighting for the last available spot in university to be a doctor, or engineer.

I decided that I will study computer science I'm uni when I was in Nigeria but when I read some thread on nairaland talking about how they only teach you about computers and ancient programming language I changed to medicine.

But now that I am in a place where if I graduate I will be able to create AI (artificial intelligence) , apps, be an expert in cybersecurity and hacking , game creation, e.t.c. and have a job in any industry ( business, tech, food, textile e.t.c

GOD WILL NOT BE HAPPY IF I WASTE THE CREDIT HE USED TO CALL ME

So true

Bride price culture really sets up some women to be treated as commodities

ubunja:
I always find taking a dump after a long time holding it in when the poo poo hard as bricks very nice.
But it's very gay. But men have their center of gravity there. Aaargg
Edit: trust NL to change gśpòt to "Centre of Gravity " loool.

Lmao

chisco82:
Korea i will say is still a third world country, still undergoing civilization.
The civilized one among them are nice and respectful unlike the uncivilize ones, though they're(uncivilized) nice ones among them too, but the greatest obstacle that the black people have is language barrier, with language u can scale through and earn ur respect even where they said its difficult. They use their language to victimize people alots and even deny you ur right.

Thanks so much

Chisco82

Noticed your location is South Korea. I’m assuming that’s where you are currently? What’s it like for black people over there?

Old Nollywood >>>

nihilistjnr:
solid 6/10 imo

Cheers, lemme go listen

Pekele007:
Maybe you haven't been listening to her songs then.

True maybe I haven’t been hearing them

ZinolyOnlineHelp:
i ain't the one reminiscing and seeing points with the surviving r Kelly series

We know you are a victim too

Lmao why am I getting this feeling that someone is quoting themselves and liking their own posts

A bit different to the usual gbigigbanga music we usually get from her, not bad

ZinolyOnlineHelp:
nope.
But we need the book on how to give anals.

Heard you received one from your uncle when you were 8

Nah bud that was you

IHate9jerianss:
Bojack horseman

Best

nihilistjnr:
choon

Blacked Out from this album was my personal soundtrack for a long time

Haven’t listened to the album, any good?

Do you have a copy of this one?

How to beg for your first 10k

Naira?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zlKfyWLtyZ0

We wear black like we’re grundgers

I don’t think it’s a bad thing, as long as she isn’t obnoxiously expectant. If I saw her doing any kind of domestic work I’d try to take over or at least help out.

Sheamus007:
anybody watching dis new series LES MISERABLES......

Oh wow they’ve turned it into a series? Lemme check

JeromeBlack:
Just when i was praising you for being an anime fan!

You come and disappoint me with this dub nonsense!

How the hell can you stand the annoying american accents?

I wanted to die when I heard Naruto dub for the first time. Naruto himself sounded soo gay! Like a kid whose balls havent dropped!

Lmao I actually generally hate dubbed animes

But I grew up watching the dubbed dragonball z (not by choice, it was on tv) so I’m just used to the accents now, any other voice sounds off

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wuIbeQv3v7c

Dragon ball is the only anime I prefer dubbed, didn’t realise the movie was gonna be subtitled urgh

JeromeBlack:
Did you not say that they are not so different? What does that imply?

You even went to argue that tribalism is worse. It shows you don't know what racism is.

Lol I thought it was just me getting this from his post, as per a ‘there’s not that much of a difference so why all the noise’ vibe. If that’s not what he meant fair enough but that’s how it came across

troubleseller:
Of course both are different but they are both discriminatory and I just think if you can understand that you might be able to grasp racism to an extent. I just wanted to point out that there are some people out there in this part of the world who understand racism. Thank you for understanding. Cherrio.

Lol yeah you didn’t necessarily say they were the same but your post kind of implied the effects of both were on an identical scale. Lol we know they’re both discriminatory,.we’re also aware that there are Nigerians who understand it so...we’re obviously referring to the ones who don’t?

Ciao

troubleseller:
TF? BP should not have been even on the shortlist for best drama at all. It was just put there because of relevancy on the part of the awards. The Globes messed up on that one. Commercial success should never be used to judge movies. Black Panther was average. The only reason it got so much traction is its relevance in today's conversation. If we want to talk about award yardstick (story/script, portrayal of characters, directing e.t.c), BP was nothing special as most superhero movies are. And our aunties and uncles in the abroad who think those at home cannot relate to racism, lol. Na English be the problem. Tribalism and racism are basically discriminations. Those of us here face tribalism while those outside face racism. It's not so different and tribalism, to me, seems even worse because it's coming from your own countryman.

Eh not quite, cut from the same cloth, yes, but still different enough. With racism you have you have an oppressed minority, tribalism is more a case of groups of tribes not liking each other who can get in the way of each other, sure but it’s not on the same scale and they don’t have the kind of power over a minority like the black-white dynamic

Despite their similarities though you’d be surprised how willingly ignorant a lot of Nigerians are on the subject. So if you understand it that’s great but there’s a whole lot of Nigerians who genuinely actually don’t and those are the ones we’re referring to and it’s evident by their comments

JeromeBlack:
I mentioned you so that you could see proof of my argument in our previous discussion. Those who have the privilege of not living in a white dominated country and facing racism are by definition going to be ignorant of racism and many race related issues.

Many Nigerians who have never lived abroad for at least one year will come here and start talking about race! What do they truly know about race?

Lol yeah I clocked, the comment about black people pulling the race card more than whites was funny
(Although I don’t know where the guy has or hasn’t stayed to be fair)

Also, I never said that black panther was the best movie ever.,It remains a great movie though.

Haha I know, wasn’t targeted at you like that I just added that there so people would know my opinion on the movie

Do you know that black panther is the second highest earning Marvel movie when adjusted for inflation? This is according to box office mojo-
https://www.boxofficemojo.com/franchises/chart/?id=marvelcomics.htm

I’m not surprised, I’d imagine people were so excited for this movie that those who probably wouldn’t have even watched such genre of movie on a normal day went out of their way to support it

JeromeBlack:
Where was this outrage when "The Shape of Water" won awards? A film that could be simply summarized as "A dumb sluut fcked a fish".

Negro, go and sit down.

Only a biased person would argue against a movie that made 1.344 billion dollars and was lauded by critics.


If you do not understand how people were moved by the black panther movie, please park well.


cc IBkayee

Do I think Black Panther was hyped to some extent? Yes

But do I also think it genuinely deserves the excitement it has generated? Yes

I understand its cultural significance but I also get that most people outside of Black Americans are grading it as a standard superhero movie and not based on its cultural ‘essence’

I personally really enjoyed it though and thought it was a good movie. Not the best, but also not the worst

BlackManta
Just thought I’d mention whilst I agree that black people sometimes play the race card, you can’t really compare a black and white person’s ‘racist’ experiences that you’ll be saying black people pull it more than whites, c’mon now, at most white people face discrimination, some prejudice here and there but not the systematic type minorities face that actually means something lol ^.^

Double post