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kevin is funny

HOWEVER, jamie was

cappin on dat ass HARD!!!

This is almost unlistenable.

KingBAD said:

kevin is funny

HOWEVER, jamie was

cappin on dat ass HARD!!!

"I didn't know whether to hit you or jack you off, you about the size of my ding a ling."

LittleBLUECorvette said:

The one with (or about) Katt Williams was great too. Tony roberts. Also, Jamie tells a funny story about Terry Crews and a randon ho with Shawn Wayans.

I was watching several bits from the Foxxhole. I'm gonna find the Terry Crews one lol

Timmy84 said:

LittleBLUECorvette said:

The one with (or about) Katt Williams was great too. Tony roberts. Also, Jamie tells a funny story about Terry Crews and a randon ho with Shawn Wayans.

I was watching several bits from the Foxxhole. I'm gonna find the Terry Crews one lol

It was something about a bet that he could bench 500 pounds and his titty popping out.

Timmy84 said:

I like Kevin Hart. He and Jamie both were getting some pretty good jabs in. Even with all the jokes though, sounded like there was a lot of love and respect for one another in that room. This was a pretty funny clip.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Timmy84 said:

I was watching several bits from the Foxxhole. I'm gonna find the Terry Crews one lol

It was something about a bet that he could bench 500 pounds and his titty popping out.

Yeah I just play that last night.

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Man, they was gettin on his hard. Jimmy Mack, Speedy, Chris Spencer

Graycap23 said:

This is almost unlistenable.

"(N-word), you're too black to work... "

Self-hatred masquerading as entertainment.

Pomade said:

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Pomade said:

"(N-word), you're too black to work... "

Self-hatred masquerading as entertainment.

It's not that serious, it's just comedy.

I know what it's labeled as. Look, I get the dozens, snappin', jonin' and all that. I grew up with it and doing it.

But "you're too black to work." In 2012?

Naw...

"You're black!" as a joke is some racist nonsense, regardless of who's saying it, in my opinion.

That's Birth of a Nation in disguise.

But, oh well. It's just comedy.

Pomade said:

"lepra-coon!!!"

na, DAT is some racist ass shit

and funny than a muthafuckah!!!

dodatedit

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I thought it was funny. It ain't like Kramer's unfunny ass...

Black comedy has always had tendencies to be like that for...ever it seems with few exceptions (Bill Cosby, Dick Gregory, etc.)

So I guess if you're offended - and you got every right to feel that you are - then it ain't for you. I mean I generally don't like much of Jamie but I do love his roasts.

But it's all good.

Timmy84 said:

I thought it was funny. It ain't like Kramer's unfunny ass...

Black comedy has always had tendencies to be like that for...ever it seems with few exceptions (Bill Cosby, Dick Gregory, etc.)

So I guess if you're offended - and you got every right to feel that you are - then it ain't for you. I mean I generally don't like much of Jamie but I do love his roasts.

But it's all good.

Even Dick Gegory does nigha jokes, lol.

Bill Cosby and Sinbad.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Timmy84 said:

I thought it was funny. It ain't like Kramer's unfunny ass...

Black comedy has always had tendencies to be like that for...ever it seems with few exceptions (Bill Cosby, Dick Gregory, etc.)

So I guess if you're offended - and you got every right to feel that you are - then it ain't for you. I mean I generally don't like much of Jamie but I do love his roasts.

But it's all good.

Even Dick Gegory does nigha jokes, lol.

Bill Cosby and Sinbad.

Yeah that's true. But I always thought he was more politically conscious with his "nigra jokes". But yeah Bill and Sinbad are about the only ones who did comedy without cussing like sailors. The fact that Bill cuss every now and then made him even funnier to me.

"So I said, 'Uh tell me, what is it about cocaine that makes it so wonderful?'

So I said 'yes but what if you're an asshole?'"

Like I said, I get comedy and I get two folks cutting on each other. They're funny comics snappin'.

The industry-black dynamic in this exchange, though, seemed regressive.

Pomade said:

Like I said, I get comedy and I get two folks cutting on each other. They're funny comics snappin'.

The industry-black dynamic in this exchange, though, seemed regressive.

why are people willin to see all that is REGRESSIVE

about whut a black man does, YET be so blind as to

where real racism lies?

negroes have a prollum with niggas

because that's who the white man has a prollum with.

and again a nigga is anyone who is a have-not in todays

society, just that we (blacks) drove that point home.

so,

when there are those who can't accept this as whut it is

why bring their blues to whut is nothin more than a

hellarious situation...

by the way

why would any of this matter to POMADE,

the stuff used to make nigga hair lay down???

it's not really a job

greasyEDIT

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KingBAD said:

Pomade said:

Like I said, I get comedy and I get two folks cutting on each other. They're funny comics snappin'.

The industry-black dynamic in this exchange, though, seemed regressive.

why are people willin to see all that is REGRESSIVE

about whut a black man does, YET be so blind as to

where real racism lies?

negroes have a prollum with niggas

because that's who the white man has a prollum with.

and again a nigga is anyone who is a have-not in todays

society, just that we (blacks) drove that point home.

so,

when there are those who can't accept this as whut it is

why bring their blues to whut is nothin more than a

hellarious situation...

by the way

why would any of this matter to POMADE,

the stuff used to make nigga hair lay down???

it's not really a job

greasyEDIT

[Edited 2/19/12 16:33pm]

I raise this issue because I think it's worth considering how people take on hatred and pass it on to each other. Too often we do that, obscuring with the grease of oppression our own natural beauty.

As you might have figured, I chose this name and related avatars as a nod to that practice for much the same reason. I'm sure you can relate to the joys of a humorous screen name, your majesty.

Pomade said:

KingBAD said:

why are people willin to see all that is REGRESSIVE

about whut a black man does, YET be so blind as to

where real racism lies?

negroes have a prollum with niggas

because that's who the white man has a prollum with.

and again a nigga is anyone who is a have-not in todays

society, just that we (blacks) drove that point home.

so,

when there are those who can't accept this as whut it is

why bring their blues to whut is nothin more than a

hellarious situation...

by the way

why would any of this matter to POMADE,

the stuff used to make nigga hair lay down???

it's not really a job

greasyEDIT

[Edited 2/19/12 16:33pm]

I raise this issue because I think it's worth considering how people take on hatred and pass it on to each other. Too often we do that, obscuring with the grease of oppression our own natural beauty.

As you might have figured, I chose this name and related avatars as a nod to that practice for much the same reason. I'm sure you can relate to the joys of a humorous screen name, your majesty.

ABSOLUTELY!!!!

that's the beauty of which i speak,

people have gotten so tied up on words

that they forget

" a rose by any name..."

so, when we talk in the way we do

it's mostly to show that it is NOT

injurous to us, and with it bein NOT

injurous to us it becomes uncomfterable

to those who meant it to be forever

injurous... SO WE LAUGH and laff and laff

this is how one rises above the negative

in our world

KingBAD said:

Pomade said:

KingBAD said:

ABSOLUTELY!!!!

that's the beauty of which i speak,

people have gotten so tied up on words

that they forget

" a rose by any name..."

so, when we talk in the way we do

it's mostly to show that it is NOT

injurous to us, and with it bein NOT

injurous to us it becomes uncomfterable

to those who meant it to be forever

injurous... SO WE LAUGH and laff and laff

this is how one rises above the negative

in our world

I get the concept. I just wonder, especially with Jamie's success, why he doesn't use his platform for more. My thoughts are of Belafonte, Poitier, Ossie and Robeson, men who didn't rise as high but somehow stand taller. Maybe elevation is outmoded.

Jamie Foxx gew up as a comedian, those other guys are classically trained actors and thespians froma different era.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Pomade said:

KingBAD said: I get the concept. I just wonder, especially with Jamie's success, why he doesn't use his platform for more. My thoughts are of Belafonte, Poitier, Ossie and Robeson, men who didn't rise as high but somehow stand taller. Maybe elevation is outmoded.

Jamie Foxx gew up as a comedian, those other guys are classically trained actors and thespians froma different era.

they are from the time of the NEGROE and COLORED PEOPLE,

there'ss nothin wrong with that, if they accept that ther's nothin

wrong with bein US, just as we are. i don't look to turn the other cheek

but then again, i find less to be violent about these days, when it

come to racial differences, because my voice is just as strong

as any voice that rises against me, yet there are many that stand

with me in mine.

comedian or militant, we all have a good laff at the end of the day...

Can't stand either, but I'll always LOVE this quote about Terrence Howard

U know they in da closet...bout we gonna teabag you. What's up with dat? I don't know who the woman is in this but she was like.......what!!!!

KingBAD said:

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Jamie Foxx gew up as a comedian, those other guys are classically trained actors and thespians froma different era.

they are from the time of the NEGROE and COLORED PEOPLE,

there'ss nothin wrong with that, if they accept that ther's nothin

wrong with bein US, just as we are. i don't look to turn the other cheek

but then again, i find less to be violent about these days, when it

come to racial differences, because my voice is just as strong

as any voice that rises against me, yet there are many that stand

with me in mine.

comedian or militant, we all have a good laff at the end of the day...

Yeah, I know they were different times, but some things still persist. In light of that, my preference would be to see those comedians not perpetuate the same opposition you're talking about.

But, hey, they're grown men. That aside, I agree with a lot of what you're saying.