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LOL at the only black dude on the right grinning hard like "no this cracka didnt"
and what the hell is that thing that comes flying down and lands behind him? everyone's expressions have me dying over here especially the white chick that almost got hit lmao
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I think its probably a sign.
the old man is the funniest to me...and the old man beside him who doesn't even know whats going on -
Expect all black people to be from the hood
Dont realize that they have it better
Think racism is something in the history books
Literally only know of "hoods" and the "? " in them from rap songs
Live in a world of little consequence or shame
And do ? like this
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Ridiculousness owns this thread.
30 mins of stupid ? and all of it by white people.
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The Lonious Monk wrote: »Ridiculousness owns this thread.
30 mins of stupid ? and all of it by white people.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtUNczOl_AA
Her laugh makes the show semi unbearable. -
still winning
DEAD at that ? face the one black dude in the picture is grinning like ? -
cause he know that cracca on some ? ? ....white people don't usually act that way without proper guidance -
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Lol @ the old dude standin up like he about to do something.
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Think Elvis is the King of Rock & Roll and failing to realize he's a thief and a culture ?
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Don't use wash cloths, nasty ass!
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Think Elvis is the King of Rock & Roll and failing to realize he's a thief and a culture ?
I would say that's a bit harsh. Elvis was what a lot of these musicians are, an act created by a record company. The record company stole that music not Elvis. It's unclear if ever knew the business behind where his songs come from. A lot of singers don't. And Elvis was silent about where his style came from. He said more than once that his largest influence was when as a kid in Memphis he used to go to black clubs to watch the musicians perform. -
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alot of this thread is true, except sharks, ? sharks, i wouldn't swim at a beach that's had 1 shark sighting in the past 100 years.
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... are always after our ? canes! *mad tv*
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The Lonious Monk wrote: »Think Elvis is the King of Rock & Roll and failing to realize he's a thief and a culture ?
I would say that's a bit harsh. Elvis was what a lot of these musicians are, an act created by a record company. The record company stole that music not Elvis. It's unclear if ever knew the business behind where his songs come from. A lot of singers don't. And Elvis was silent about where his style came from. He said more than once that his largest influence was when as a kid in Memphis he used to go to black clubs to watch the musicians perform.
I took an american music history course back in school from Clifford Antone (google him if youre not from Texas) i mean dude knew the history of Rock & Roll unlike anything youve ever seen, never used a book to teach dude just spit off straight knowledge he had of the entire genre and music period...without saying it he pretty much said Elvis stole the music...there were a few white boys real uneasy when he said it
You do have a point that he was created by the record execs, it doesnt change the fact that he stole from guys who winded up living under bridges while he had "Graceland"..and for that i can never respect him -
any white person with even a shred of music knowledge will say Chuck Berry is the father of rock.
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A.J. Trillzynski wrote: »any white person with even a shred of music knowledge will say Chuck Berry is the father of rock.
you'd be amazed how many dont tho -
The Lonious Monk wrote: »Think Elvis is the King of Rock & Roll and failing to realize he's a thief and a culture ?
I would say that's a bit harsh. Elvis was what a lot of these musicians are, an act created by a record company. The record company stole that music not Elvis. It's unclear if ever knew the business behind where his songs come from. A lot of singers don't. And Elvis was silent about where his style came from. He said more than once that his largest influence was when as a kid in Memphis he used to go to black clubs to watch the musicians perform.
I took an american music history course back in school from Clifford Antone (google him if youre not from Texas) i mean dude knew the history of Rock & Roll unlike anything youve ever seen, never used a book to teach dude just spit off straight knowledge he had of the entire genre and music period...without saying it he pretty much said Elvis stole the music...there were a few white boys real uneasy when he said it
You do have a point that he was created by the record execs, it doesnt change the fact that he stole from guys who winded up living under bridges while he had "Graceland"..and for that i can never respect him
The construct known as Elvis stole the music. Elvis the man didn't. The record company did, and it wasn't even limited to Elvis. Pretty much every record company stole music from Black artists. If you're going to blame Elvis for that, then you need to blame pretty much every singer from that era including a lot of black ones.
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The Lonious Monk wrote: »The Lonious Monk wrote: »Think Elvis is the King of Rock & Roll and failing to realize he's a thief and a culture ?
I would say that's a bit harsh. Elvis was what a lot of these musicians are, an act created by a record company. The record company stole that music not Elvis. It's unclear if ever knew the business behind where his songs come from. A lot of singers don't. And Elvis was silent about where his style came from. He said more than once that his largest influence was when as a kid in Memphis he used to go to black clubs to watch the musicians perform.
I took an american music history course back in school from Clifford Antone (google him if youre not from Texas) i mean dude knew the history of Rock & Roll unlike anything youve ever seen, never used a book to teach dude just spit off straight knowledge he had of the entire genre and music period...without saying it he pretty much said Elvis stole the music...there were a few white boys real uneasy when he said it
You do have a point that he was created by the record execs, it doesnt change the fact that he stole from guys who winded up living under bridges while he had "Graceland"..and for that i can never respect him
The construct known as Elvis stole the music. Elvis the man didn't. The record company did, and it wasn't even limited to Elvis. Pretty much every record company stole music from Black artists. If you're going to blame Elvis for that, then you need to blame pretty much every singer from that era including a lot of black ones.
I can agree with that to some extent, but Elvis the man did participate in the theft of the music, and so did many others, he gets the most ridicule from me because he is the one they call "King".. -
Give the best head.
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The Lonious Monk wrote: »Ridiculousness owns this thread.
30 mins of stupid ? and all of it by white people.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtUNczOl_AA
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