I’m so confused, he done a tik tok ages ago saying his father was black and his mother was white. He is quite visibly black, the fact people are saying he isn’t is wild. You don’t get to control what people class themselves as just cause you don’t agree.
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I’m not gonna get into arguments or debates. But I promise you he’s not black. I’ve not seen his Dad, but I have seen his Mum, sisters etc. in the UK we don’t have the 1 drop rule. But as someone who’s a mutual from a younger age, I’ve never known him to mention being black. The end.
Agreed.
I’m sure he still has plenty of subs still holding out on hope.
He’s been logging in since summer last year collecting those sub coins but ignoring that most likely full inbox lol.
And those who think he was into Alfie, lol. Please don’t be easily fooled.
Theres been 0 interaction between the two since, as well as any other male of creator.
Theres been 0 interaction between the two since, as well as any other male of creator.
Dude are you actually online thinking anyone gives a crap about someone pretending to know him? Why is it every one of these guys has someone like you who has known them since they popped out the womb. He did make a tik tok saying his dad was black, end of.
Lol bless you.
You keep thinking that.
JustActinUp
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Right! I saw the same tiktok years ago, where he claimed to be biracial(Black & White).
JustActinUp
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Yes they would. They have similar phenotype that's associated with most biracials of Black & White ancestry. Caramel Badboy is biracial too. . Brazilians?!?
Brazil has the most Black population outside Africa. The gag is, there are Black Brazilians with his phenotype, who are very proud of their Blackness. Also Black people come in different skin tones with different facial features. and hair textures.This dude is not Black.
Claiming people with obvious Eurocentric phenotypical traits doesn't show the "diversity" of blackness.
Being biracial is that; a mix of two races, but not categorized as either. A non black parent doesn't birth a black person.
Claiming people with obvious Eurocentric phenotypical traits doesn't show the "diversity" of blackness.
Being biracial is that; a mix of two races, but not categorized as either. A non black parent doesn't birth a black person.
I think it's naive to say that you can't claim to be black if you have a black parent. People can be more than 1 race.
An American has entered the chat.
But why are biracial people like him and others NEVER called white then, despite having a white parent? I think we know the answer to them.
It's rare for a biracial person to equally claim black and white. Some claim black mainly because white people won't allow them to call themselves white.
Not American, and Americans are the only ones who hold onto the stupid one-drop rule (which hasn't been legally enforced in almost 60 years btw) so that's contradictory.
In the UK, where he is from, he is not Black.
I have never in my life seen a black person look like him. It’s obvious he isn’t black.
Literally no ones knows what you are talking about when you say one drop rule. And most people will assume people are the race that they have the most physical resemblance with. Because humans love to categorise, but as
You can see from the chat, many people think he is many things. To me, I have seen lots of biracial British people look like him. Minus the filler.
JustActinUp
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Clearly more traveling is needed. That man phenotype is very common in places like North Africa, Brazil, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico and USA
JustActinUp
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Perhaps redirect these questions to the White people that create these racial categories to protect the purity of their race. In the US, when it comes to mixed race, it's about your phenotype and lived experience. Nobody is going to look at President Obama and mistake him for a White man, despite his mixed race background(Black/White). As for the one-drop rule, it doesn't have to be enforced because racism and anti-blackness are global. Speaking about the UK, there's clearly a difference in the way Meghan Markle was perceived and treated by the British press compare to Kate Middleton.
True, but a lot of the way meghan was treated is the fact she is American. And British people don’t want the U.S anywhere near their thrown. A lot of political leaders in the UK are of colour, but none are American (that we know of)
