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[martian]

sometimes you just have to be the bigger person so everyone can move the hell on

[Young]

She was NOT genuinely upset about shit.

Im sorry.

You would NOT NOT NOT run up on a child in the backseat with 21 questions if you were mad about some hair.

You wouldn't scream rape and bloody murder if someone nudges you to get you out of said child's face.

You wouldnt use your children as orange cones.

You wouldnt call the police over some hair.

The bitterness she displayed...ch..bitch would have used anyyyyythingggg to initiate a confrontation.

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Notice how when the hair thing didn't work she started with the jackets.

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She gave an "oh yah! Where my jack' ?!"  Reeeeeeal Quick!

She's a fckn mess

[RAY7]

He probably didn't say because he didn't want her to go to the shop
and embarrass him, or have one of the guys insult her in the wrong way
and mess up his relationship

[Buy The Stars✨]

afro you in here giving hair care lessons again ?

[MAY]

still watching the video...but by looking at her/her mom etc
her reaction could speak to cultural differences

like lil sis said, most African Americans believe in shaving the boys head and perming/straightening the girl's head. which would explain why he probably said to himself "my boys need to look 'fresh'" and cut it off

but then u have this woman who's family clearly is at the very least, highly admixed...I think they may feel a lot differently about cutting hair to be really honest. she genuinely seems upset that it was done.

If you notice, white women LOVE seeing their black kids' hair grow. Look at Heidi Klum. Her kids have kinky hair and she loves it and lets it grow, and even saved it in little baggies to hold on to whatever she cut. But then we had a BLACK woman to come behind her and say "who the fuck wants to save that mess? " and got her ass chewed out by other black people who probably secretly think the same way but was upset someone said it and embarrassed us. if we're keeping it ALL the way 100.

Chile.

So what abut everything else we've been discussing.

Not this excuse for her.

My point is, you guys are saying this has NOTHING to do with the haircut. I just don't agree, even after watching more of this. Nothing at all? Not even in the least bit? I believe cultural differences definitely may come into play here a bit.

I don't think there are any cultural differences.

They are in Louisiana. She gives a Creole mess, which is pretty much considered Black, or a strain of.
Her mother is clearly a light skinned Black woman.

This bitch is just being petty. He left her & got with another chick, and she can't deal.

He probably got tired of her controlling ways and her mother meddling in their mess.

But Creoles (if they are in fact Creole) do actually have their own culture...perhaps one of the most diverse , and are known for separating themselves from other Blacks...yes the social constructs that are in place say that they are simply "black", but they consider themselves to be their own little world separate from others...much like their ancestors who were Free People of Color and gave a regal "above it all" tea, and owned slaves even though they were of African descent themselves.



Don't mean to get that deep into it, but culture differences are definitely present in that community.

This is true, but it's not so much like that anymore, especially in Louisiana.
My ex-stepdad and his fam are Creole from Louisiana. We spent a lot of time down there
and for the most part Creole folks are pretty much light skinned or mixed Black folks.

There aren't many if any cultural differences because their cultures are pretty much the same.

[Herb.]

afro you in here giving hair care lessons again ?

why, do u need one?

[Nine]

afro you in here giving hair care lessons again ?

why, do u need one?

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[Herb.]

Sor', but the whole argument was based off of a haircut. So for some of ya'll acting like I randomly popped in here talking about haircuts, it's fucking weird to me. If you don't feel her concern about their haircut was genuine, that's fine, just say that. But to say I'm in here trying to give tutorials and mess, where is that coming from?

I can't even remember the last time I talked about hair care on here. And the only time I gave a "tutorial" is when Dorian made a thread asking me to. 

[DraeDrizzl3]

the way he finished grandma off with the husband cheating mess has me screaming


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[Young]

Sor', but the whole argument was based off of a haircut. So for some of ya'll acting like I randomly popped in here talking about haircuts, it's fucking weird to me. If you don't feel her concern about their haircut was genuine, that's fine, just say that. But to say I'm in here trying to give tutorials and mess, where is that coming from?

I can't even remember the last time I talked about hair care on here.

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Yeah that's definitely not happening in here

But It's pretty clear in the video that the girl could really care less about the hair at this point. She was bringing everything else up to keep him there. If she was going on and on about the hair and how she cherishes hair because of her creole culture then I could see your points having more validity to what's going on here but she clearly is just a bitter woman; and so was her mother. And she may not even be fckn Creole

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Light and black don't mean creole yawl.

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These photos of ancient creole culture and things are just kinda shifting from the video and the actually tragic things happening in it, such as the effects on the boys

[DraeDrizzl3]

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did u jus hurt me?
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did u jus hurt me??

[Herb.]

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did u jus hurt me?
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[Young]

But I agree 10000% threat he should have called her
And I'm SURE it annoyed tf outta the woman

And I'm sure that's why everything even started in the first place.
So he's at fault for that. The remaining several minutes of the video was all her though

[Young]

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That woman is disgusting

[Herb.]

Sor', but the whole argument was based off of a haircut. So for some of ya'll acting like I randomly popped in here talking about haircuts, it's fucking weird to me. If you don't feel her concern about their haircut was genuine, that's fine, just say that. But to say I'm in here trying to give tutorials and mess, where is that coming from?

I can't even remember the last time I talked about hair care on here.

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Yeah that's definitely not happening in here

But It's pretty clear in the video that the girl could really care less about the hair at this point. She was bringing everything else up to keep him there. If she was going on and on about the hair and how she cherishes hair because of her creole culture then I could see your points having more validity to what's going on here but she clearly is just a bitter woman; and so was her mother. And she may not even be fckn Creole

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Light and black don't mean creole yawl.

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These photos of ancient creole culture and things are just kinda shifting from the video and the actually tragic things happening in it, such as the effects on the boys

Not "ancient" 

Well if every person who entered the thread didn't feel a need to challenge my opinion instead of just letting it be, I wouldn't have to keep going deeper and deeper.

He spoke on cultural differences, Creoles have DEEP ROOTED cultural differences from other African Americans. Because I went in depth does not mean I am sidetracking. Eddie's argument is that since everyone in this video are all just "Black"....there should be no difference in culture. Yes I broke it down a bit but that's what you're supposed to be. Be able to back up what you're talking about with facts.