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[Kalifornia.]

I forgot all about this shit

[Kalifornia.]

I didn't know this was a thing

[stillpretty]

kanye is so handsome. batshit crazy but handsome

and is that andre 3000? 50 would never

[Barbie Dangerous]

It represents a lot of bad things or whatever but the confederate flag itself is way cuter than the American flag.

[stillpretty]

I represents a lot of bad things or whatever but the confederate flag itself is way cuter than the American flag.

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[ReVonIsMine]

I represents a lot of bad things or whatever but the confederate flag itself is way cuter than the American flag.

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[Dr Naomi Campbell]

Jxdjjjdjddj I don't think people really understood what the flag means like they do today

[oph.]

is this some form of protest? like "look crackers were mutilating ur flag!" or somethin ?

cuz 

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[L0NZ.]

is this some form of protest? like "look crackers were mutilating ur flag!" or somethin ?

cuz 

Ludacris:

The discussions that have been sparked after my performance of "Georgia" at the 2005 VIBE Awards is my exact reason for wearing a depiction of the Confederate Flag. This flag represents the oppression that we as African Americans have endured for years; this is a symbol of segregation and the racism that reigned not only throughout the South but throughout the entire United States. I wore it to represent where we came from, to remind people that Ray Charles' original "Georgia" was written because of that racism. At the end of the performance, I removed and stomped on the flag to reveal my version of the flag; a flag comprised of black, red and green. Those are the colors of Africa. It is a representation and my interpretation of where we were and where we need to go. Racism is just as prevalent now and if we are not constantly mindful of our history and take charge of it; history is destined to repeat itself because of ignorance. In order to move forward, we must never forget where we were.

[L0NZ.]

Jon:

Back in 2001, Lil Jon & the East Side Boyz released their third studio album, Put Yo Hood Up. Its album cover famously featured Lil Jon front and center with a Confederate battle flag draped over his shoulders, with two additional Confederate battle flags burning in the background. Following the tragic events of Charleston that left nine black churchgoers murdered at the hands of a white supremacist, the national conversation has shifted to the Confederate flag, with South Carolina on Wednesday voting to finally remove it from its statehouse grounds. But for years, rappers have been reappropriatingthis symbol of hate and division as a means to subvert its power."Kanye [West] said exactly what I said in an interview way back in the day, which is: What infuriates someone more than taking something sacred like that and putting it on your black skin?" says Lil Jon of sporting (and torching) the Confederate flag. "If you're a racist and a black dude puts a Confederate flag on, you're going to be like, 'FUCK!' So you're taking that power away from them by using it. We burned the flag on the album cover and in the music video."

[Dr Naomi Campbell]

is this some form of protest? like "look crackers were mutilating ur flag!" or somethin ?

cuz 

Ludacris:

The discussions that have been sparked after my performance of "Georgia" at the 2005 VIBE Awards is my exact reason for wearing a depiction of the Confederate Flag. This flag represents the oppression that we as African Americans have endured for years; this is a symbol of segregation and the racism that reigned not only throughout the South but throughout the entire United States. I wore it to represent where we came from, to remind people that Ray Charles' original "Georgia" was written because of that racism. At the end of the performance, I removed and stomped on the flag to reveal my version of the flag; a flag comprised of black, red and green. Those are the colors of Africa. It is a representation and my interpretation of where we were and where we need to go. Racism is just as prevalent now and if we are not constantly mindful of our history and take charge of it; history is destined to repeat itself because of ignorance. In order to move forward, we must never forget where we were.

makes sense

[L0NZ.]

Not gonna vindicate Kanye

[oph.]

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YES lonz

kanye didnt surprise me but some of those others.... i knew there had to be an explanation