Black American EXPOSES Why FBA Delineation Matters!

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[00:00:25]>> Yo, yo, yo. What's good gang? You know the name. I sure as hell represent gap tooth gains. And I'm about to catch y'all with another video. Go ahead and like button for me as you come on in.

[00:00:34]Drop a comment down in the comment section. Let me know you feel about this video. And subscribe to the channel if you haven't already subscribed because we going up. We on the way to 15k. So if you want to help us get there, just hit that subscribe button. And don't forget to hit that notification bell. My gang in today's video, we're going to be reacting to an FBA black man going off on people like Godfrey and basically breaking down the importance of delineation and why black people in America are no longer on some pan-African time, man.

[00:01:03]So in this video, man, this man goes into a story about how basically he didn't like the Essence Fest because he feels like it's been infiltrated by a bunch of African people. And basically he felt like Essence Fest lost its essence so to speak, right?

[00:01:20]>> I'm happy what's happening with the Essence Fest. I'm happy Carolyn Winger's trying to sue everybody cuz she mad.

[00:01:27]You understand what I'm saying? That's what the [ __ ] they get. Essence is supposed to stay 100% with the essence.

[00:01:36]You know, you have to have This is This is something that we celebrate. This is what we created. This was ours.

[00:01:42]And we didn't like the infiltration. We saw it and then y'all start talking it and then start throwing Afrobeat up there and then got rid of all the regulars.

[00:01:50]And y'all being real disrespectful in New Orleans, too.

[00:01:54]Jollof versus jambalaya? Like, yo, come on, bro.

[00:01:59]Y'all are guests here and we going to show y'all.

[00:02:03]And it's not This ain't oh, we we going to boycott them. This is going to be the new normal for y'all disrespectful sons of [ __ ] out there, B, who think it's something sweet about us.

[00:02:15]It's like we got to share everything with everybody. Then y'all get in there and just start disrespecting us and try to take it over, but then we can't [ __ ] with y'all with y'all Every time we try to get with y'all with the coming y'all [ __ ] we blocked out.

[00:02:27]But whenever we have a vibe, which is almost all the time, y'all we in we we are infiltrated and then exploited by [ __ ] that look like us. That's why I say I'm with this [ __ ] delineation All skin folk ain't kinfolk. These [ __ ] need to mind their business. It's too many [ __ ] that's looking like us, eating off of our stories and our pain and using our trauma as clickbait to get money and don't do nothing for our community, B. Meanwhile, where they come from, it's a [ __ ] [ __ ] And it and it and it and it's way worse than anything going on over here, but they'll never talk about that. All these [ __ ] is focused on is what's going on with us. That's why I have a problem with Godfrey and all of them because they act like their [ __ ] backyards are not clean or or or or clean. They act like their backyards are clean and where they came from is just like pristine and just a utopia. So they came to spread the word to all the lowly blacks, but no, it's always an angle with these [ __ ] B.

[00:03:29]I keep saying that, man. They're long gone are the days of Stokely Carmichael and the [ __ ] that came over here and got down to business. All these [ __ ] that's talking and all that [ __ ] acting like they down with us, they're only here to exploit us.

[00:03:42]Look at the [ __ ] Godfrey's whole production staff. I heard that [ __ ] is crazy.

[00:03:49]And he keeps talking about our issues.

[00:03:50]Every time you look it's our issues. our issues. It's our issues. And now he's bringing a over Africans and other people of color to talk about our issues like they be with us.

[00:04:02]But he doesn't bring no none of our prominent voices up there to rebuttal none of that [ __ ] they be saying. He's the rebuttal and we don't need that. We can speak for our [ __ ] selves, B. We been doing it before they ever got here.

[00:04:15]I love my people, B.

[00:04:17]>> I'm And then he goes into a story about how he was talking to some of his African, I guess, homies and they were asking him how come black people in America are like losing respect for foreign blacks. And he breaks down the the the history, man. He goes into it and he really breaks it down to a T. So, we're going to be tuning in into this man's uh video real quick and then I'm going to come back to give y'all my final opinion on it.

[00:04:44]>> I was having a conversation with some African. Shout out to Uche and them.

[00:04:48]And they was like, "Black Americans don't respect us immigrants, African and Jamaican and they don't we don't they don't respect them."

[00:04:57]And I was like, "Why the [ __ ] should we respect somebody who does nothing for us?

[00:05:04]It's our blood, sweat, and tears that got y'all here.

[00:05:07]But then as soon as y'all get here, y'all separate from us. Y'all don't [ __ ] with us.

[00:05:13]When y'all come to our hoods cuz they don't move y'all in the rich white neighborhoods or the upper class neighborhoods, they put y'all in the ghetto with us. And what do we do?

[00:05:22]We show y'all love. We invite y'all to the parties. We introduce y'all to our slang, our style, the [ __ ] that y'all don't see on TV.

[00:05:32]We welcome y'all with open arms.

[00:05:36]So much to the point where y'all you could y'all couldn't tell us apart in the street. Y'all will look and see see a [ __ ] from Zimbabwe, but the way he's dressed and his vernacular, you would think he was a black American. That's our influence and our love.

[00:05:52]But y'all are allowed to come here and not [ __ ] with us. Soon as y'all get y'all stores and [ __ ] like that, y'all don't [ __ ] with us. Y'all leave us in the dust.

[00:06:01]When we [snorts] go to your countries, we support the neighborhoods, the land. We try to come there and with and build infrastructure. We try to give jobs.

[00:06:13]We try to fix the community. We try to help the community.

[00:06:17]Because we we we can't do the [ __ ] y'all do to us here. Come here and and don't [ __ ] with us. We got to contribute to your society out there.

[00:06:25]And we do. And what we get What do we get in return? We get robbed. We get scammed. We get murdered. We get hated on.

[00:06:34]We're not shown the ropes by y'all like how we show y'all the ropes when y'all come to our jungle.

[00:06:40]Y'all put us up and set us up with pitfalls and all that.

[00:06:47]We tired of it. There's no unity now.

[00:06:50]It's like when I'm talking the [ __ ] I'm talking, there's a lot of y'all in my inbox or in my post talk about, "Oh, don't let the white man separate us. Oh, oh, this is division. Oh, oh, we need to unify." No.

[00:07:03]The white man may be the architect of all of this but y'all been solo piloting for [ __ ] decades, B. For decades.

[00:07:12]Nothing that we do for y'all has ever been reciprocated, ever.

[00:07:19]We speak up for y'all on We speak up for them and everybody that's [ __ ] up on a certain level. We advocate for y'all, but it's never reciprocated.

[00:07:30]When y'all When When y'all was going through famine in Africa, who helped y'all?

[00:07:34]Who made the Who made the global community look at y'all?

[00:07:38]When y'all was facing apartheid by the Boers, who Who Who Who helped y'all produce a movie? Whoopi Goldberg, Sarafina, who was talking about y'all in our movies?

[00:07:49]Lethal Weapon, Danny Glover, Free South Africa, you dumb son of a [ __ ] We took up y'all causes all the time.

[00:07:58]But it's You find me a Find me a movie about Africa with Africans African action movies Jamaican that they talk about the oppression and the hells that the Americans American blacks have to face alone.

[00:08:11]Show me movies where they advocating for our liberation.

[00:08:16]I've watched a lot of Africans speak throughout the years and recently I've only heard Julius Malema talk about the black Americans.

[00:08:25]But then he's on some LGBTQ [ __ ] so he's another plant.

[00:08:31]But how are we supposed to have respect for that don't do nothing for us? Come here and and and take the side of mother that don't with us.

[00:08:42]And instead of worrying about what's going on with your people in your country, y'all are stuck on what we're doing, stuck on what we're saying, stuck on everything else besides the main focus.

[00:08:56]We're not your problem.

[00:08:58]We never been. Y'all been our problem.

[00:09:02]So no, we don't want no unity.

[00:09:04]Delineation is a must. We want to get our [ __ ] together. We can't if everybody's in our business. Like I said, we're not going to Africa or Jamaica or Haiti or the Dominican Republic talking about your politics in your business, in your field, whatever's going on. Like I said before, and I'm glad it's taking off. I'm watching so many other like Africans and stuff in their country reporting about [ __ ] that's going on with black Americans. Meanwhile, they just lost like four sisters to ritual killings in their backyard.

[00:09:35]Or somebody's eating mud pies or they can't afford two quarters to send their kids to school for the rest of the year.

[00:09:42]Yo, don't worry about what the [ __ ] we got going on over here.

[00:09:46]Y'all got bigger fish to fry.

[00:09:48]Y'all over here who worrying about who don't want us here, where we belong, what we got, where we come from, where's our home and all of that [ __ ] But y'all got bigger fish to fry because y'all been talking a lot of [ __ ] to the American government, to the American people about what y'all not going to do, where y'all not going to go, who helped what. We came over here help y'all fight the British, y'all owe us. If it wasn't for this, we built Chicago, we paid for this in Philadelphia. Look Y'all talking real spicy to the champs.

[00:10:20]And they are cooking something up for y'all. So while y'all worrying about what the blacks are doing, y'all need to worry about what the champs is doing and what the champs is going to do to y'all because they got a plan. Y'all not going to be here talking crazy and [ __ ] up their society without some sort of recourse coming from that. Y'all going to get what y'all deserve.

[00:10:40]Cuz even though they propped y'all up as the model citizens and all that, we're seeing the scamming, we're seeing the lies, we're seeing the robberies, we're seeing the espionage.

[00:10:54]We're seeing all of that [ __ ] happen in real time.

[00:10:58]You think [ __ ] is sweet? Ask Prize if [ __ ] is sweet.

[00:11:06]The USA is tired of the [ __ ] that's coming from y'all [ __ ] foreign invaders.

[00:11:11]Like y'all going around here taking pictures of airports and military bases and all that.

[00:11:17]Y'all are funneling millions of dollars to y'all country and y'all country really don't [ __ ] with America like that.

[00:11:26]Like real I'm I'm seeing [ __ ] getting locked up for espionage. They just locked up the the Asian for like like $70 in [ __ ] Tesla scams and [ __ ] like that. It might not have been that much, but she's a Asian national. She's a Chinese national.

[00:11:45]Like America is getting sick and tired of the [ __ ] that's been done by people that they're giving a better shot at life for to Sure, [ __ ] may not be perfect here.

[00:11:56]By a long shot [ __ ] ain't perfect.

[00:11:59]But it's way better than where the [ __ ] y'all come from.

[00:12:02]Like a [ __ ] was talking about oh, "America don't love y'all. They won't even give y'all free health care. We got free health care."

[00:12:09]You She's saying this. She's speaking from a place where they eat They They have to go into debt for mud pies.

[00:12:18]We have more social services here than your country would ever give you any.

[00:12:23]Ever.

[00:12:25]So, if we don't have the universal insurance health insurance, if we need food, we can go get it.

[00:12:33]If we get backed up on our bills, we can go get assistance. If we have legal troubles, we can get assistance.

[00:12:39]We have We have health Like if we have real health medical issues, man, a lot of us could just walk into the hospital emergency room and get served. We won't get turned away.

[00:12:51]That's why y'all flee to come here.

[00:12:53]Y'all talk all this [ __ ] but y'all flee and and and and like I said, a thousand on a a pool noodle through shark alley to get to America, to get the [ __ ] out of where y'all claim it's just the the [ __ ] utopia of the world.

[00:13:06]But no, we don't want no unity. And I don't want nobody on my [ __ ] talking about they separating us.

[00:13:12]Yeah, the the Caucasians may have been the architect, but y'all been on autopilot with us for [ __ ] years, B, for decades. Y'all ain't been [ __ ] with us.

[00:13:23]There's been like a little covert action to make us all African. every time you look they we started they started finding the best of us. If y'all didn't notice that. Like Michael Jordan and stuff like that and and tracing his ancestry. Oh, you're a bull a bull a from this country. Oh, go go to little white. Oh, you Nigerian.

[00:13:41]They started doing that. I'm like, what the [ __ ] out of here.

[00:13:45]All of our all all of our elites that meant something people that meant something to us, they started finding them and making sure that they knew that they came from Africa. Why is that?

[00:13:55]But they're not in Brazil doing that.

[00:13:57]They're not in Jamaica doing that.

[00:14:00]They're not in none of these other places where the rest of the diaspora is supposed to be and and pressing upon them they need to go to Africa or they need to be African.

[00:14:09]Not Brazilian, not Jamaican.

[00:14:12]Not Trinidadian. They don't push that same narrative on them like they do on us and I want to know why.

[00:14:19]Because there's something special about us. That's what it is.

[00:14:24]We the only group that don't have that bad of a identity crisis. Y'all [ __ ] got identity crisis.

[00:14:30]A bad identity crisis.

[00:14:33]I'm watching [ __ ] that have dirt roads rolling up jumping out of cars with Air Force Ones on their hoodies saying, "Yo, what's up, ma?"

[00:14:42]>> Well, man, you see the man, bro. He He broke that down like a fraction, you dig? And I I agree with most of the points if not all of the points that he made, man.

[00:14:53]Like there's been a long history I feel of disrespect. I've explained it in some of my other videos that a lot of black Americans, man, are raised to be pro black everything. Like we we we've been known to take up the causes of everybody else in the diaspora no matter what's been going on. We going to support it, you know what I'm saying? And any foreign black can come to America to damn near any black neighborhood, assimilate, blend in, and we going to let that fly like it ain't nothing, but like especially in recent times, there's been a lot of foreign black people who will come here, blend in with us, pretend to be us, and then speak directly against us, speak about uh you know, all the stereotypical tropes when it's like home hold up, wait a minute.

[00:15:43]Bro, the place that you're coming from is infinitely worse than any black community in America. Yeah, all black communities ain't perfect, but this we ain't just this constant uh violent ass community that you speak of. Most black communities aren't even solidly black communities. They're integrated with other minority groups.

[00:16:04]You know what I'm saying? But I say all that to say, man, we don't have the time or the resources to basically be foot soldiers for everybody else's cause no more. If y'all really want to be on some unity stuff, y'all going to have to put some skin in the game and show us that y'all want us, you know, that y'all want us like what do you Like he said, what what do y'all really do for us? Y'all don't do nothing. Y'all come over here and get every benefit. We go to your lands, we participate, we we we give back, we show love. A lot of us get scammed, a lot of us get, you know, duped, but ultimately it's always seemed that it's been a one-sided effort into like bridging a connection between us. And we just see it for what it is, man. Like we're not stupid. You can't continue to treat people a certain way of disdain or you know, treat them less than, especially when you're coming from places of less than means or you know, like bro, you're coming from destitute areas yourselves, coming over here, and then trying to flex on us like you're better than us or something. It's like nah, homie, that's not the case. Ain't nobody better on us on our own land. That's not how that go.

[00:17:19]Y'all come here and act like us and it's Bro, it's getting to the point to where it's just like, okay, we need a checks and balance system, okay? I can't go to any foreign black country, speak on just speak ill of them and all of that and then that's just going to fly. The local government is just going to let that fly. The local people are just going to let that fly. No. And I could be telling a whole 100% truth, but you see how they tried to do Oshay Duke Jackson? They calling him to be deported because he's telling the truth about how it is out there in Africa right now. And man, all I'mma say is, look, I don't have no beef with any foreign blacks, bro. I really don't. Like, that's not I don't make it a habit of beefing with melanated people.

[00:18:00]I'm just saying like, it's we good, gang. You know what I'm saying?

[00:18:06]I'm not like, if I see a African out in the street, I'm not going to be like, oh, look, there's a damn tether and No, homie, it's just I acknowledge that you are African, I acknowledge that I am black American, and we are two different people. We are two different you know, >> [music] >> we're not the same. All skinfolk ain't kinfolk. And that's been a lot of black Americans' problem. That's been a lot of the the ills in our uh community is because we've always seen other people who don't see us like that like they're one of us. And we got to stop that. We have a bad habit of doing that. But, you know what I'm saying? We starting to get better with that. We nipping that at the door and we're starting to tend to push our own problem. Like, we we need to propagate what we got going on because our communities won't get better if we don't. But, yeah, man, y'all let me know how y'all feel about that within that in the comment section, gang. How do y'all think he handled that? Like, how do y'all think he broke that down? Do you think he made a lot of valid points? Do you think that um >> [snorts] >> black people in America have dealt with a certain level of disrespect and that it's needed for delineation? You You are a lot of black people who don't uh agree with FBA's moving, you know, away from the diaspora, so to speak. Like, there are a lot of black people in America who think that division amongst black people across any body of landmass is a bad thing, you know? But, hey man, the way I personally see it, if you're not helping, then you're hurting at this point. You know what I'm saying?

[00:19:36]Like, we got to drop the dead weight, gang. But, y'all let me know how y'all feel about that one down in the comments section, gang. Man, that's all I got for y'all on this one. Be sure to check me out on the next one. Don't forget to like the video on your way out. Comment down in the comments section. Subscribe to the channel if you haven't subscribed. Road to Road to 15K. We on the way. And until next time, gang. You know the name. It's Transition representing Gap Tooth Gangs.

[00:19:58]Oh yeah, and don't forget, life isn't about making it from point A to point B.

[00:20:02]Life is about living in between the gaps.

[00:20:05]Peace out.

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