“You got me effed up”/ “What you not gon do” is accurate, but you should probably addend that when either is accented with a claps, things really just got to a nuclear level.

1a. “Keep on”.

“See me...” is an underrated gem. It a warning, that doubles as an appointment slot for an impending ass whoopin.

Why are you like this?

Agatha, how nice of you to join us for real this time and not dropping unreleased material like Tupac...

No, no, no, you need to watch the whole thing. You’re strong, you can do it!

I love their Christmas shit. Rapping, not so much. Sorry?

Listen. I’m sitting here drinking a hard apple cider, which is basically the PSL of semi-alcoholic Beckies and downing a salad covered in bacon and ranch dressing.

Michael Harriet, I really love your work. But you were way too kind here. I respect your reserve. I wouldn’t have had as much. This white trash trinket bought at trumpland America theme park is making fun of her lyrics. As an old white chick who grew up loving hip hop people have sent this kind of crap around for…

This is all Ed Sheeran’s fault.

*Me reading the headline*

I just looked over his page and I can’t tell if he is serious about all of this or just fucking with people.

As someone who thinks he’s a bit more familiar with whiteness than the author, I was a bit skeptical, but then I read this:

Also, I listened to all 2 minutes and 9 seconds of that knowing I would never be able to get them back. I regret nothing. This was so funny I’m convinced it’s a joke. It just has to be.

I feel like this should be the new “Negro community frowns upon your shenanigans” photo.

They all have the face of when you just want to eat and your grandpa’s friend is being super extra with blessing.

Ha! They couldn’t look anymore bored than if they were watching an episode of “Girls.”

Why is talking about the reality of what Black women face anti-Black male? We are always told we’re being divisive when we talk about what’s going on. It’s a great way to silence us and nothing has to change. This has nothing to do with white people and what they want.

The first thing I saw Anika Noni Rose in was “The Good Wife”. She was so good at being an awful person I’m still having trouble warming up to her. So I guess kudos to her acting ability!

Guys, you guys, this angel has changed my life. I have listened to “Ghetto” and now nothing will ever be the same. Ashleeee is right, we must take off our socks and breathe deeply outside. In the streetz. Cops are never gonna stop shooting us so we might us well enjoy it, right? I hate waiting in line for welfare…