Aituk7
Striker
This was my thinking.A white person in a paisley jacket would look more like Hugh Hefner.
How can you make it obvious who you are without actually blacking up.
It's a tough one like.
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This was my thinking.A white person in a paisley jacket would look more like Hugh Hefner.
I mentioned the fake tan cos did you see that thing recently where some lass used fake tan and people started having a go at her for appropriating blackness or something?
It was briliant tbh. He looked just like himMan alive... WTF is wrong with people?! It's fake tan! Unless she went from pasty white to dark brown over night where's the harm?
I'm not sure what on earth to say about the Bruce Lee bit. That's just odd
He was yellow? wtfAye but it's rubbish isn't it. It's like a bad costume. You need people to be able to recognise you straight away.
I mentioned the fake tan cos did you see that thing recently where some lass used fake tan and people started having a go at her for appropriating blackness or something?
Come to think of it a black lad at uni went as bruce lee, he yellowed his face a bit and stuck on different shaped eyebrows and a whig. Looked really good.
Hopefully in the future it will be acceptable as long as it's done in the spirit of being an actual person and not just making fun of a race in general.We went on a fancy dress pub crawl at uni and the theme was you paired up with a mate and had to dress as an exaggerated version of them.
The awkward silence when one of the lads emerged from his flat blacked up because his partner was black was palpable
Was fine in the end like. I think people hadn’t even considered the likely outcome of that interracial pairing which was why people were a bit stunned
I dunno, he certainly wasn't black, he put a tanning product on I think that changed his tint to similar to an oriental asian colour.He was yellow? wtf
Hopefully in the future it will be acceptable as long as it's done in the spirit of being an actual person and not just making fun of a race in general.
It's obviously tarred from its deeply racist past
I dunno, he certainly wasn't black, he put a tanning product on I think that changed his tint to similar to an oriental asian colour.
I went to a fancy dress party as Will Smith, I wore a black suit and tie and cut a picture of him out of a magazine and stuck it to some cardboard to make a mask. I also had some ray guns that were confiscated by the doormen at Privilege. If I had just painted my face black I don’t really look much like Will Smith so it probably wouldn’t have worked, plus the paint makes a right mess everywhere.
Nobody accused me of racism or cultural appropriation but this was 2002 so might be different now.
Obviously its not on to black up
Having the discussion the other day when it was suggested and there is absolutely no way you would be recognisable as him without blacking up would you?
Different guy mateArrrrwhhhhhh here it goes
I don't see anything wrong with that. Although it does beg the question, why didn't you go as Tommy Lee Jones?
thinking about it for the first time in 15 years it might have been a sly form of blackface?I don't see anything wrong with that. Although it does beg the question, why didn't you go as Tommy Lee Jones?
Arrrrwhhhhhh here it goes
1 do it and risk offending somebody
2 do it and justify it by explaining a thousand different way why it shouldn’t offend anybody blah blah blah blah blah blah blah
3 do it with the deliberate intention of offending and additionally winding people up.
4 don’t bother. Life’s too short
The choice is yours
5) pick another costume