Ok, so what's the deal with the whole barbershop mythos in black culture? I genuinely don't get it. Why are black people obsessed with hair and barbers? Why do movies like Barbershop exist? Why does every black person make a big deal about their hair? What's the deal black people? You have some explaining to do.
Ok, so what's the deal with the whole barbershop mythos in black culture? I genuinely don't get it...
David Lee
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Jace Lee
Good thread, bumping.
Xavier Thomas
>good thread, bumping
>he clearly saged
Why even post? I want to understand the reason for this mythos in black culture.
Jack Martin
t. communist Jew who feels the need to shill niggers
Jace Adams
It's just a place where people meet up. Usually you would be a good terms with your barber since you go to him a lot and you would talk to him like friend while he does your hair. It's nothing that deep. Do you have a barber OP?
He says while posting tranny porn. Fuck off Reiko.
Cameron Evans
You posted this already. Last one got pruned?
Chase Richardson
Yes, because I said the horrible N word, so the black mod got triggered and deleted it.
Ah, I see. But personally I only get a haircut like every 3-4 months. I don't see a barber often. But why is it a place to meetup? Why the barbershop?
Jordan Long
Well our hair is a lot different than other races and most of the normie black hairstyles require a good barber to do as our hair is kinky as hell and it NEVER covers our hairline no matter how long it gets so tape-ups are quite important for us.
Liam Jackson
Facts man nothing better than getting a fresh juice cut or low top fade.
Joshua Garcia
Fuck off and die, who saves shit like that on their computer?
Jace Wood
When Obama got elected a black kid at my high school got "Obama 44" and a picture of Obama faded into his hair. So why do blacks like fades and those weird lines cut in their heads? Could you imagine a white person getting a line cut in their head? Or a picture of someone faded into their hair? Why is this particular style endemic to blacks?
Jason Bailey
I don't really know the specifics of the culture. Barbers are just cool guys. I'm guessing that because so much of the community goes to them for their service they just become friendly with everyone.
Caleb Morgan
You either want to look good for your faggy "homies", or you're so desperate to have sex you waste money on your hair than on a woman who would blow you for a hamburger.
Evan Ramirez
Chris Rock has a show on this, mostly about black women's hair tho
Good Hair (2009)
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Chase Thomas
This is a good point. Black women are known for wearing "weaves".
Brayden Robinson
Getting a line cut in their head lol
Its called a part
It not even new its been around since the 1930s the Famous Boxer Joe louis had it
The cut been around for almost 100 years for black people
Brayden Diaz
This man looks really disappointed in his haircut.
Zachary Reyes
you need a shape up every 2 weeks or so (as a black male) in order to still look presentable.
because of the frequency that we see our barbers a sense o loyalty is formed and through that loyalty friendships are made:
also since its a predominately black, straight, male space a lot of black men can relax and talk to each other about things that would generally appeal to them: sports, politics, social economic situation, dreams and their latest conquest (*wink wink nudge nudge*)
Kinda like how video game stores used to be before owners realised they could appeal to the general audience more by hiring cute girls that don't know shit
>weird line in their heads
fashion choice like any other, perhaps a celebrity made it popular.
Adrian Morris
Nah youre supposed have a straight face after they finish with you
They sometimes take pics of the cut
And upload on their site or ads
Elijah Gomez
>nigger.jpg
geez OP
Jaxson Rivera
>someone that remembers the movie Barbershop
Julian Evans
A bitter white virgin post if there ever was one.