Are "we" really just sitting back, quoting a couple 'Hashtags' on a Saturday night (I'm guilty) and 'LOL'ing' whilst she raps off beat, with her annoying catchphrase and stupid-ass pose?
When I say "We", I mean, "Us", as Black people and people who respect the culture and the work put in to make what we have created a success. Have we just sat back and allowed this to continue, without saying a word.
"Thank you, Professor Green for saying something and not being afraid to speak your mind, because some of these rappers had a platform called the MOBO's to say something but said nothing."
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Professor Green speaks the truth on the Xtra Factor. |
I've been watching Black British (Thank you, BBC) for the past three or four weeks, and then on a Saturday night, when it's time to see credible contestants competing on a credible singing show, I'm made to watch, A fraud and a lie.
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Honey Fraudster G |
"When I say Honey, You say G, Honey. GO, Honey. GO"
That's what the G should stand for. GO!!! "What does it stand for anyway?"
Thanks to Nicole Scherzinger and Sharon Osbourne, who I actually like and Simon Cowell who I used to have a decent level of respect for, I am being made to see this woman take the piss out of my culture and misrepresent the genre that I love.
That's what the G should stand for. GO!!! "What does it stand for anyway?"
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X-Factor Judges |
Every Saturday she gets a standing ovation. What for? Bad Karaoke?