This video analyzes a social media incident where a woman criticized a Black man for getting a haircut in a positive video, highlighting how public criticism of someone's positive actions can undermine their confidence and community morale. The speaker argues that such behavior is counterproductive and demonstrates how online criticism often lacks empathy for others' circumstances, potentially discouraging positive self-improvement efforts within communities.
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|NEWS| Now Why Would She Call This Black Man Ugly For Simply getting A Hair Cut
Added:[music] [music] still ugly. Like I don't know what I don't see it. I know.
>> Yo, it's crazy. Um, and this is this is what I'm talking about. This was a positive video, right? This was a black man, a black male barber, and this is a black man dude, you know, must have been feeling down and out or something like that. And he was like, "All right, let me get about here and, you know, let me actually, you know, get myself together real quick." And the brother, like, you saw you saw him coming in was like, "Hey, he just got up about the bed, you know, I ain't get a haircut in a minute." And he came out, dude was smiling. Dude was brand new. Dude has a a boost of confidence. And then [laughter] ah and then you sit up there and see this woman with this fake hair color.
Maybe even maybe maybe even possibly not even her hair. I don't know cuz you know you got a lot of different cuts and and shorts of these wigs and stuff out here.
But even if it is her hair, she decided that she wanted to pull up on the scene, not even really showing what she looked like. And she wanted to say that that dude was still ugly. [music] And people wonder why it is that um you got black dudes out here that be uh you know looking at black women in the community very odd and strange like that that was uncalled for um for like what what was your what was your point in trying to bring down that man in a positive video?
Like I I I don't even understand it.
Like that literally 100% it made no type of sense. We get it. You don't like men who are the same weight as you and you don't like men who are the same skin complexion as you. We get it. All right.
But why couldn't you just keep scrolling? You decided with your other friend who both of y'all are probably the same size and look the same as well.
Y'all both sitting up there cent directly in the background as if y'all really did something. You didn't. You clowned yourself.
You You clown yourself. Any guy that deals with you as a cornball is a goofy.
Is obviously slow, deaf, and stupid.
Like, this is ridiculous to get on these internet streets [music] and you want to stitch yourself in a video trying to clown a black man doing something positive. He ain't bothering nobody. He ain't doing nothing to nobody. He he didn't I I didn't see her talk about like, oh, he threw some indiscriminate shots or she knew him from middle school or this is the they previously dated that's an ex-boyfriend.
That's a he she didn't hear none of that. She just pulled up out of the blue on this dude's video and decided to state that he's still ugly. He's still unattractive. This goes back right into what I stated before when it deals with a lot of these women out here and how it is that they speak about black men.
This This made no sense.
This 1,000% made no type of sense at all. And I promise you, you would still have women directly in the comment section 1,000% cackling, laughing, smiling, crying, laughing emojis. Ain't none of them trying to put no type of correction upon this and call her out for the clownery that she decided to sit up there and do because this is clownery. This 1,000% is clownery. And I know it's always women like her that sit up and say, "I don't got no problem sitting up there getting men out here. They they love all that."
No, that's that's not the reason why you think that they're there. And chances are a lot of those dudes are seeing you when it's evening to dark. They're not they're not directly out there showing you off and trying to claim you and and doing this and doing that. So, don't even do it. Don't do it to yourself.
Don't do it to yourself. You're only going to show a roster of users. That's all you're going to do. You're not gonna show a roster of men who were consistent boyfriends for decades. You can't do it.
It's impossible for you to do because it don't exist. You're not going to sit up there and show uh the men who have roster of men that decided to want to get engaged to you. Good luck on that.
And you're not going to sit up there and show off a husband. We already know that. But yet, you want to show yourself off like this.
You want to show yourself off like this.
>> [gasps and sighs] >> This is how, like I said before, even when it deals with businesses, this is how you know a lot of uh businesses fumble. This is how a lot of businesses fall down and uh and everything of the sort because of the branding. [music] She is a brand risk to herself. That's exactly what you're looking at here. The only people that look at this as a positive are other clownish women about here who really think that she did something. Like I said, this was uncalled for. You don't know what this dude was specifically going through, what he might have had to face. He might have been going to consistent funerals.
[music] He might have dealt with a variety of of health issues. He might have been dealing with the passing of his family members or or just life itself. And he decided to get dust himself off, finally get up, and then go out there and just do something, you know, a little bit new. And then you just came out of the blue as a black woman, and you wanted to shoot down his confidence. That's crazy work.
That's 1,000% crazy [music] work. That is wild to me.
And like I said, I can only I can only whenever I happen to open up these apps, I continuously see stuff like this. But then this exact same woman would be the one trying to play victim if somebody started throwing shots at her. If somebody started talking about her looks, her weight, and everything of the sort. And then you would have other women jumping on the bandwag like oh my god how could you how could you talk about that like women go through so much women women are the mothers they they carry life and bring life into the world how could you talk about a woman's way you don't know what a woman is go right all of these excuses for her stupid behavior like I said if people start throwing shots at her it's because of her it ain't because nobody you know just saw her walking down the street and started saying something nah she started it but like I said these will be the same ones real quick playing victim when It starts getting way too hot directly in the kitchen from something of which they started. Some of which they started, like I said, her and her clown friend or whoever that the other woman was in the background. That's ridiculous, dog. That's that's a thousand% ridiculous. And this again, and I'm going to very much I'm I'm going to try to be as clear as possible. This is why you got a lot of black dudes like this who decide to to move elsewhere when it deals with dating women. You saw what she said, right? You saw she's the exact same skin complexion, right? She's probably the exact same weight, if not more than him. And she decided to clown him, call him unattractive, call him ugly. She would probably even sit up there and call him broke if he showed off what he was wearing. She would go to the fullest extent and try to clown everything about him. And then as soon as they happen to see this dude with somebody else and he looks happy, then they'll come back online and try to call black men weak, try to say this and that about black men, all this other type of stuff. Like I said, man, it's a it's a complete clown show, man. It's a complete clown show. Like I said, I don't know who running it. I don't know who started it. I don't know who indoctrinate a lot of these folks directly into it. But congratulations.
Congratulations. You're doing a bangup job. Keep it going. Like I said, keep it going because people are not going to sit up there and learn up until it just gets to that point. Like I said, 2045 is rolling up for a lot of women directly out here. And if people don't know what that is, might want to sit up there and look it up. It is what it is. It is what it is. And and content like this, videos like this that women keep continuously doing it is going to get there uh faster than what it's supposed to be, you know.
But whatever. Anyways, let me know what y'all think about this video and everything that I stated in the comment description below. And as always, peace, love, and stay tuned for the next
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