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[DVDDY.]

Yea, Vonc is getting dragged here

[Eternal Bell]

jay get offa my mans caputer

[MAY]

Oh wow! Y'all are GATHERING Vonc lolz!


























































































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[Vonc2002]

[Freemala Harris]

you know what

[FlowerBomb]

Yea, this is nothing but another POINTLESS excuse for people to complain. It's a product and they need to be competitive. Who gives af anyway.  U use products because they're of use. As long as they aint funding KKK rallys idgaf who they pitch their product to
Griping about NOTHING as always

Lavonc I can see your point, but also you gave to consider the limited options of products catered to and promoted for ethnic hair in the first place.
You rarely see products advertised on television for ethnic hair versus the thousands of shampoos, conditioners ect catered to white women or advertised by white women with a completely different hair texture.
Black women finally have something to rely on for their hair needs, and then they go ahead and use two women, (one racially ambigions and one white lady) talking about being made fun off for their (when in reality it's something g black women and some men have been complaining about for years) is kind of a slap in the face to the black community.

[Kurama]

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Anyways, I feel like they've been scamming folks anyway. Same ass shit in every bottle with a different title. Hope this ruins them.

[Real]

jay get offa my mans caputer

[Real]

But yeah this was a dumb move

[Demm_]

I get it, and I agree.

[Naomi Hit Me]

Wow these coons just lost a loyal customer

[Real]

I get it, and I agree.

Woke kings 

[Vonc2002]

Yea, this is nothing but another POINTLESS excuse for people to complain. It's a product and they need to be competitive. Who gives af anyway.  U use products because they're of use. As long as they aint funding KKK rallys idgaf who they pitch their product to
Griping about NOTHING as always

Lavonc I can see your point, but also you gave to consider the limited options of products catered to and promoted for ethnic hair in the first place.
You rarely see products advertised on television for ethnic hair versus the thousands of shampoos, conditioners ect catered to white women or advertised by white women with a completely different hair texture.
Black women finally have something to rely on for their hair and then they go ahead and use two women, (one racially ambigions and one white lady) talking about being made fun off (when in reality..lmao) is kind of a slap in the face to the black community.

I GUESS! I just dont think it's really that big a deal. Its a product and they're doing what any business would do that wants to be successful.  Advertising to becky ain't gon change the usefulness of the product to black women. And them putting an "ambiguous" girl (clearly she was supposed to represent black) in the commercial was moreso based on optics than anything else. She's pretty with hair that looks good in the commercial. No different than beyonce doing a hair commercial with weave in.  Did we protest when that bitch didn't take out her tracks and rock her natural afro for her hair commercials
Complaining about nothing,  and most of the niggas in here don't even patronize the company anyway.  Just wanna be sayin sumn

[Kurama]

Wow these coons just lost a loyal customer

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I tossing my shampoo as we speak queen.