I am not racist and hate being called one.

You misunderstood my statement, I think.

First of all, I said How High was under that category, not Barbershop.

Second, I used the term as an example of a marketing ploy, not an opinion. In the eyes of the film studio, what makes money and what sells is key. They find patterns and formulas and reproduce films. If there are 2-3 good films at out at one time that all are doing well, other studios are going to copy. THOSE COPIES are where "I'm Black, so I must be funny" occurs. As I said, however, "Black" and "funny" can be replaced by almost any other words to fit a stereotype/pattern. These films DO exist whether you like it or not. I don't like it, but it happens. It's how big executives make their fortunes.

O.o

You weren't the one I called racist. Besides, he was being more derrogatory than racist..I was calling the 'Bl;ack so I must be funny racist' actually.

Hmmm....I think i'll stay out of this one 8O

if you label blacks than you have somethings to go over

and for the record, my Blacktastic thing was from a clip kthnx (both people talking were black)

I surely am. :)

Hey.....your posts are now 1234 Tom :P

I dont post... I just read... But, Im gonna agree with Headnerd... Also, if your trying to prove a point. Try to go over and read what you just typed... Typos take away from your point in my opinion.

*Looks at Jarod*


Um.....oookayyy.....

Yeah.. Jarod...

No -_-

I dont know what the hell happened here... i was gone.
all i know is there was something to do with chicken, black comedians, crappy movies, and wait-for-cable movies. oh yeah and there was an absence of dave chappelle.