Difference between revisions of "Black People"
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− | The '''Black People''' fad was created in October 2005 after during a Hurricane Katrina disaster relief telethon, Kanye West broke away from the script and complained about the treatment of black people. He then followed by saying the now well-known comment: "George Bush doesn't care about black people". In the fad, "black people" is replaced with another YTMND. | + | The '''Black People''' fad was created in October 2005 after during a Hurricane Katrina disaster relief telethon, Kanye West broke away from the script and complained about the treatment of black people. He then followed by saying the now well-known comment: "George Bush doesn't care about black people". In the fad, "black people" is usually replaced with another YTMND. |
{{wikipedia|en:Kanye West#Hurricane Katrina Controversy|Kanye West: Hurricane Katrina Controversy}} | {{wikipedia|en:Kanye West#Hurricane Katrina Controversy|Kanye West: Hurricane Katrina Controversy}} |
Revision as of 11:37, November 15, 2006
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Bush doesn't care about black people |
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The Black People fad was created in October 2005 after during a Hurricane Katrina disaster relief telethon, Kanye West broke away from the script and complained about the treatment of black people. He then followed by saying the now well-known comment: "George Bush doesn't care about black people". In the fad, "black people" is usually replaced with another YTMND.