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Originally posted by BabyCantYouSee
Yeah and is it right to stereotype all blacks by naming it "blaccent"? 
Anyway, that "blaccent" makes Bounce and Fancy sound better and not only black people talk/rap the way she does. People are just mad because she's not American and they are known to heavily discriminate - no shade just the truth.  |
Why is the concept so hard for you to grasp? We know not all black people talk like that, which makes it a stereotype in the first place.
It's pretty much her (and others) interpretation of how rappers (who are mostly Black Americans) sound. Just like not all gays share the same mannerisms, but people automatically think of being gay as switching your hips, having an annoying lisp and swinging your index finger around when you argue.
