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It’s crazy how this white man understands and empathizes with raymonte and can agree with what he’s saying yet Barfi B cant
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If you can make skits of Ghetto black women, Have Satire of ghetto Black people, and can acknowledge that the characters and way you act in skits is ghetto— yet absolutely no one calls you ghetto because you are white even though you are portraying a ghetto stereotype is the problem. Landon acknowledges its wrong for people to call raymonte ghetto for the way he acts because Landon acts the same way and isnt called ghetto. not saying what landon is doing is right or excusing anything. but I think that very much points out the exact problem raymonte was saying, which is what Landon was agreeing with.

*I do not support or condone the words in this video*

cs him using her as a comparison made no sense. landon would’ve made more sense , hence why he said “taking cardi out “ he understands

@SpeffSasha71636 Yeah but the point still stands they call darker skin people ghetto yet lighter skin people who act just the same dont get called ghetto. Cardi tried to make him seem crazy for even saying that. As if like”well no everyone gets called ghetto including me” Like girl bye

But they did call Cardi ghetto. That’s the point y’all missing. Everything that Raymonte said Cardi didn’t go through, SHE DID. And y’all trying to make it a colorism thing when that wasn’t the original argument. Let’s focus here.

She achieved mainstream success for being ghetto, they call it “relatable”. Then turn around and tell raymonte he isn’t marketable and cant be mainstream because he is ghetto.

He should be quiet on this one

Be quiet for what? Because raymonte point still stands. Landon hisself said out of his own mouth he feels like its a colorist issue as well. He should Be quiet about speaking up on a real issue thats happening?

But we do call him ghetto. Sometimes even culture vulture so there’s that

No one calls this white man ghetto. Cosplaying as ghetto women. A culture vulture, maybe even “mocking”. But no one has ever called him ghetto.
