Nick Cannon

Like, I mean, they've been doing that shit on mad TV, SNL, you know, fucking Tropic Thunder, all that shit.

If it's funny, fuck it, go in.

But then when you're literally, when it becomes political and you actually like trying to do black face, it's like my folks,

Like you dressing up as niggas on Halloween.

Like Trudeau, the Canadian.

All of that stuff is crazy.

But when we do it, we're not bringing no oppression to it.

We're doing the same way that's like, yo, this is funny.

We're taking, you know, whether it's stereotypes or whatever, and then as comedians do, holding that mirror up to society.

But when you bring, you know,

a century of oppression along with something and you just say, fuck it, I don't care.

That's like, nah, we got a problem.

We can't move past any of that stuff.

Can you move past slavery?

No, because if they know what if we were the dominant and no longer oppressed, there still wasn't, you know, 80 percent of the prisons is filled with us.

You know what I mean?

Like then, OK, we can get past it.

Y'all gave us some reparations.

Y'all can put all the black base on y'all want to.

so you feel like it's not cool for white people to do because they haven't done enough to make shit right yeah once they start putting those yeah once they start putting those labels on it like when when jimmy kimmel did it i didn't think that was blackface right when when jimmy fallon did it all the damn and the fact that they were holding the mirror up to society that that's what they were talking about that was the commentary it was him being goofy for even