I just came here to add 1 additional point to what you said...... have a nice day.
Previously on, "Things Nico should take to his grave"......
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Previously on, "Things Nico should take to his grave"......
I'd love to be a fly on the wall for Nico's first dates.
When these guys ask him, "What do you do? What industry do you work in?", I want to know what his dates' reactions are when he looks them in the eyes - without hesitation - and says, "I'm a YouTuber by day, porn star by night."
If I was Nico's date, my mouth would fall on the floor.
Maybe if I didn't already watch Nico's YouTube videos, I'd have a totally different reaction - I don't know.
When these guys ask him, "What do you do? What industry do you work in?", I want to know what his dates' reactions are when he looks them in the eyes - without hesitation - and says, "I'm a YouTuber by day, porn star by night."
If I was Nico's date, my mouth would fall on the floor.
Maybe if I didn't already watch Nico's YouTube videos, I'd have a totally different reaction - I don't know.
Yes, I know there are Black men in Paris and major Spanish cities (Madrid especially) but originally you suggested he film with Bel Ami models. As far as I know, and I could be wrong, Bel Ami only employs White men, and occasionally Roma/Roma-mixed men. So your original suggestion was racialized. Also, Rhyheim did go to France a few years ago. He also filmed in Berlin when he started his career after filming with Leon Reddz. That said, let's get back to the subject of this thread, Nico.
There's an entire thread on here focusing on Latino Fan Club. Fortunately it's not mocking these Latino and Blatino men the way you are here.
so they go to South America for financial reasons which is a different point. This still doesn’t mean Brazilian are “exotic” and fetishization is wrong no matter who does it even if you are Brazilian. It’s not a good look miss mamas. It gives pickme miss mamas.
Close to 50% of brazilians are mixed race/multi racial. We do have a very specific look that very few countries can replicate, therefore to fully white people and to fully black people we do have an exotic look that they dont see very often in their home country. I didnt know that telling the truth was being a pick me.
If someone fetishizes that look is not my problem. Just like people who fetishize asians it's not asian people's problem, it's the problem of the person who decides to fetishize a certain race and/or racial feature.
If you're still not grasping at the concept of multiracialism (which is very common in Brazil) feel free to ask any other question.
More than 50% of Brazilians are mixed race. Where are you getting your figures? Over 50% of Brazilians self-identify as either pardo (mixed with African descent) or negro/preto (Black). As a result, Brazil has hte largest numerical population of Black people--people now self-identifying as having African ancestry--outside of Africa. In sheer numbers, the United States is second.
Even many "White" Brazilians have African ancestry, and millions also have Indigenous ancestry. Also, Brazil has one of the largest populations of people of Japanese descent, especially in São Paulo and Paraná State, of any country outside Japan (or Peru or the US, which also have significant Japanese populations). So yes, multiracialism is foundational in Brazil, but so are racism and racial classification. To return to the topic at hand, NICO, the Brazilian men he and the VOYR crew filmed with look like the range of Black and Blatino men (complexions, builds, etc.) you might find a number of countries, with a few exceptions, but the entire cast of participants included men of differing races who wanted to film with the Brazilian adult entertainment performers, who were, to a person, attractive (some are stunning), good at sex, professional (on camera), and able to do the job. Who wouldn't want that?
I said close to 50% of brazilians are mixed/multiracial that's why I excluded black people from the stats.
The rest of your statement is factually correct so we agree. Anything else let me know.
From Tom Phillips in the Guardian UK, November 17, 2011: "Brazil census shows African-Brazilians in the majority for the first time" "For the first time since records began black and mixed race people form the majority of Brazil's population, the country's latest census has confirmed. Preliminary results from the 2010 census, released on Wednesday, show that 97 million Brazilians, or 50.7% of the population, now define themselves as black or mixed race, compared with 91 million or 47.7% who label themselves white."
More recently, Yahaura Michelle in Yahoo! News, November 23, 2023, "The African Diaspora: Countries Outside of Africa With Large Black Populations": "According to a 2022 report from the North American Congress of Latin America, Brazil has the most significant African diaspora, with 56 percent or about 120 million people. While Brazil is deemed the largest South American country, Black residents have stated that racism has been the primary cause of racial inequality since the 1960s and 1970s. Additionally, politics have also influenced how the Black population is viewed in Brazil by its government. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Afro-Brazilians were the leading race group to contract the virus and died from it at disproportionate rates, per NACLA."
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More recently, Yahaura Michelle in Yahoo! News, November 23, 2023, "The African Diaspora: Countries Outside of Africa With Large Black Populations": "According to a 2022 report from the North American Congress of Latin America, Brazil has the most significant African diaspora, with 56 percent or about 120 million people. While Brazil is deemed the largest South American country, Black residents have stated that racism has been the primary cause of racial inequality since the 1960s and 1970s. Additionally, politics have also influenced how the Black population is viewed in Brazil by its government. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Afro-Brazilians were the leading race group to contract the virus and died from it at disproportionate rates, per NACLA."
And to keep things on topic:
Yes, very interesting, the mixed people (excluding full whites and full blacks) in Brazil are about to become the majority. Which makes Brazil a very unique country.
https://twitter.com/phatrabbitkill2/status/1741712111342870531?t=qxiBtL7NMUnRJBM7YvUsSw&s=19
Someone Leak it pls I need it so bad
Same, it's so weird seeing him in porn as I knew of him first through twitter/youtube.