Home

[BAPHOMET.]

Who would want to approach someone acting this way?

Not to mention his unprofessional look.

[CHOKE]

Here's a tip hire trade, put him in a cute suit, give him a mic and throw him on the red carpet

[Drogon]

Who would want to approach someone acting this way?

Not to mention his unprofessional look.

!!!

I'm sure it happens often where black media is ignored but this man is a poor representation.

Some of these same outlets start rumors and report inaccurate stories about these artist but now want a red carpet moment

[Bentley. HARRIS!]

Who would want to approach someone acting this way?

Not to mention his unprofessional look.

I found his whole presentation to be quite ... deplorable, if I'm being honest

[CHOKE]

Who would want to approach someone acting this way?

Not to mention his unprofessional look.

!!!

I'm sure it happens often where black media is ignored but this man is a poor representation.

Some of these same outlets start rumors and report inaccurate stories about these artist but now want a red carpet moment

Was just bout to say these girls probably think this is MTO or Bossip

And his outfit doesn't help

[fedswatchin]

Who would want to approach someone acting this way?

Not to mention his unprofessional look.

I don't see how the gorls were supposed to pull him outta the obscurity line for an interview mess

[Ｂｏｏｍｚ]

Damns! Missed this one

But the GAY/ALLY coalition kinda represented in here

Gnawed on Afro's skull or what not

[b7]

period. I made a thread on this but it kinda flopped

If you can make time to be on the res carpet, then you can make time for your own people

n

It's not that hard to do or grasp why it's important to do so. If your career is at a point where you gotta focus on the white media and getting on the bigger platform, clearly your reach ain't as impressive as you'd like it to be.

Halle Berry knows Access Hollywood ain't gonna do any more for her than these other black publications would    Not in 2020. Speak to everyone or don't get on the carpet

[b7]

Did this dude really come to the Grammys with an Adidas suit and French beret on yelling "come over here with the black people?" I wouldn't have stopped either. I don't think it's a black thing like they are trying to make it but more like unprofessional and not ready thing for journalism.

It's def a real thing. One that Halle is clearly tired of/not having

Halle specifically said "I can't pass up my brother and sister."

Put her slave chink in check, and walked over to let them interview her so they could continue to GROW their Black owned mess. Just as everyone else is there to do.

Definitely

I have friends in that game and don't play that shit. They literally get tacked on to the very end of the carpet like trash

[b7]

And the owner of this media outlet HAS included Lil Nas X on his platform

Stop trying to villainize him with this "he scared of da gays!" mess.

My issue isn't with the outlet itself but with the reporter, who was the face of the outlet for this event..

The person in the video IS the owner.

Jamaal Finkley, CEO of BlackTree,

Finkley can be heard in the video telling the likes of rappers Gucci Mane and Quavo of the Migos, "Don't just do PEOPLE!" (Interesting enough, both mens' names popped up for interviews secured with Billboard that night.)

[Kaeli.]

How can you expect others to be inclusive when you are not yourself? Nas is one o the biggest names in music rn, he was THE person to interview if no one else..

Did you not watch the video? He was yelling and screaming for other black artists to "cum heya" but let Nas walk pass because I'm assuming he was gay and didn't want to interview him.

Did you not read my comment? My question was for this particular reporter..

Sorry boo. It was for Fro instead.

Ohh, ok.

this retarded banter

[Barbie Dangerous]

Damns! Missed this one

But the GAY/ALLY coalition kinda represented in here

Gnawed on Afro's skull or what not

ncncbcbcbcccc

Yea. That's my bby but we did light that ass up a bit, huh?

[Barbie Dangerous]

And the owner of this media outlet HAS included Lil Nas X on his platform

Stop trying to villainize him with this "he scared of da gays!" mess.

My issue isn't with the outlet itself but with the reporter, who was the face of the outlet for this event..

The person in the video IS the owner.

Jamaal Finkley, CEO of BlackTree,

Finkley can be heard in the video telling the likes of rappers Gucci Mane and Quavo of the Migos, "Don't just do PEOPLE!" (Interesting enough, both mens' names popped up for interviews secured with Billboard that night.)

The way the goal post kept gettin PUSHED

sffssff

He IS the owner.
Well, a lil clip of Nas in clothes don't mean shit!
Here's a clip of him interviewing Daryl Stephens at a NAACP event.
Well...he just started and needed the exposure! Only reason he did that!
That interview is from 2011. He started his channel in 2006.
He's a nigger!

[pCj]

I'm sure his homophobia is the reason Gucci Mane and 'em passed up the interview.

[reekz]

How can you expect others to be inclusive when you are not yourself? Nas is one o the biggest names in music rn, he was THE person to interview if no one else..

Did you not watch the video? He was yelling and screaming for other black artists to "cum heya" but let Nas walk pass because I'm assuming he was gay and didn't want to interview him.

Did you not read my comment? My question was for this particular reporter..

Sorry boo. It was for Fro instead.

Ohh, ok.

this retarded banter

Pressed dyke