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British-born Sri Lankan rapper M.I.A. says she doesn't support BLM because it focuses on skin tone. Many people are not fans of BLM but not for the same reason. Couldn't what she's saying transfer over to civil rights and other Black empowerment agendas? I wonder how she feels about...

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Lord of Tethers RedJoker🇺🇸1 yıl önce

She’s begging for relevance not realizing this current anti Black American thing is the current trend and trends shift and change. 2 decent songs don’t make her as grand as she sees herself.

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The Atavist1 yıl önce

Call me whatever, but as soon as I read "British born Sri Lankan rapper", I knew this was some culture vulture 💩 on WS steroids. She has no right to speak on anything concerning OUR lineage...Lordt.

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🌎 Kev_Almighty 🌎1 yıl önce

She has aged like an open can of tuna 🤮

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Do The Right Thing 🇺🇸1 yıl önce

Nobody cares what she thinks. Don’t give her any attention.

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Koolkeezy1 yıl önce

She better worry about herself and Mann does she look musty.. somebody get her some rootwork

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Ish Freedmen❤️🔱🖤🇺🇸1 yıl önce

She wants attention. So. Bad. 😒

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Chocolate Jell-O Pud🇺🇲1 yıl önce

She's jumping on the anti FBA clout train, and trying to flex her Brahmin-ness in the USA, in the era of growing antiimmigration/anti Indian sentiment from wight America😆 Good thing she doesn't REALLY matter.

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S E M I1 yıl önce

She not even from the US she a Indian immigrant that’s in the UK. Washed up irrelevant.

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The Black Time Capsule 🇺🇸1 yıl önce

Another Old Dirty Ass Culture Vulturing Bitter Salty Interloper looking for relevance !

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Richard Stone1 yıl önce

I never have respect for her type: Third-Worlders who complain about the colonizers exploiting their countries. Then, they get independence, and where do they head to-- the colonizer's country. Pay this fool no mind.

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