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Known as the Boston Bruins song in the '70s.
Ram Jam's black betty is playing
A singer who takes two sentences to tell us she has to have a bowl of cereal in the morning.
REBECCA BLACK: Gotta have my bowl. Gotta have cereal.
LISTENER: Now why the heck didn't she just say, "Gotta have my bowl of cereal?".
When someone is anonymous in their identity or activities, past or present depending on context. Normally done by choice.
Not to be confused with the act of ghosting.
Sams covered in black ink, no one knows what he does in his own time, who his friends are, basically who he really is.
This is the high intense drama that always happen with African Americans. I always fighting. Yelling arguing making problems for each other the worst way. If the Native Americans who was considered and thought to be Indians from India was savages. This is way worst than savages and it can and will get physical. It’s like it’s no love between any of them and all they want to do all the time is fight verbally and physically and out do each other in relationships. That don’t even last. This barely touches the surface of it but it’s really hard to grind it down with this limited space provided.
Black drama can be seen in many places on television but not as bad as the real like stuff as intense as it is.
According to David Bowie in an interview with Dick Cavett:
"Black Noise is the register in which you can crack a city or people...it's a noise bomb."
Likely referring to the great protest culture that pervaded music during the Civil Rights movement and the Vietnam War. Probably wasn't talking about shitty punk garage bands screaming about getting stuck in traffic.
"This Black Noise is gonna be all over Detroit man, boys are gonna riot!"
"If you think a single song can fix unemployment, poverty, starvation, disease, prostitution, crime, and your mother's macaroni salad, be my guest bub."
Nigga that’s so black his skin turns purple
Bob this is frank on the phone did you see that black negro move next to me!
A real estate term used to describe an area of low property value due to african americans living in close proximity.
We didnt have to worry about the black factor when we moved in 10 years ago. We'll never sell this place for what its worth now.