Before you ask, whether sincerely or for slander purpose, Noname is a Chicago rapper and activist.
The release of Beyonce’s highly anticipated Black is King visual album finally happened and while it has been mostly praised, rapper Noname is not impressed with the project. — Workitout (@Badgirlsverdine) July 31, 2020. Let us know! [AUDIO] Lil Kim’s Baby Daddy Says Couple Expecting A Boy + Denies Break-Up Rumors: ‘That’s my wife.’: Beyonce, Behind the Scenes of L'Oreal Ad: Basketball Wives’ Tami Roman Returns to Twitter, “I’m mentally rejuvenated..”: [VIDEO] 50 Cent Brings Out Eminem @ #SXSW, Watch the Full 60 Minute Show: [Exclusive] Church Pew Hustlin’ :: Is LisaRaye Dating A Well-Known Pastor? The Chicago rapper also retweeted a fan’s tweet, detailing some of the struggles that civilians in Zimbabwe are facing right now, “sis, they’re killing us in Zimbabwe. if we can uplift the imagery i hope we can uplift those who will never be able to access it. — my name is najee, im niggas (@uncle_jee44) July 31, 2020. I hope you didn’t fix your fingers to tweet for US, cause I can tell you what we don’t need is your voice. But her mentions were looking like a warzone.
In a disturbing coincidence, “Snow on tha Bluff” was released a day after Black Lives Matter activist Oluwatoyin "Toyin" Salau was found dead.She was an emerging voice in the Tallahassee protests and had tweeted that she was risking her life for men at protests … Many social media users gave mixed reactions to Noname’s “Black is King” criticism, see some of the reactions below. hope we remember the blk folks on the continent whose daily lives are impacted by u.s imperialism. black liberation is a global struggle. The Chicago femcee feels Bey's film was 'draped in capitalism'. She followed her tweet with news posts about Zimbabwean novelist Tsitsi Dangarembga being arrested during protests.
toggle menu. our black lives clearly don’t matter”. Peep some reactions below. ", Vado Pens "#UsToo" Message After Video Shows Tahiry Throwing Apples At Him, famous squabble with J. Cole about the role of Black elites and celebrities in the revolution. Although the wry-delivery of the message may seem offputting, NoName’s purpose of the tweet was to criticize the use of the aesthetics of African countries while simultaneously ignoring the fight for systemic reform occurring on the ground right now. #BREAKING Zimbabwean novelist Tsitsi Dangarembga was arrested during anti-government protests on Friday, an AFP photographer witnessedhttps://t.co/gonLtWmviK pic.twitter.com/Dya8ano4MO. No shade there, it is what it is. Noname wanted Beyonce to talk about apartheid. Baes & Baddies: Tabria Majors Stunted On Us All With Her #BEYLLOWEEN Mini Movie, got into a tiff with J. Cole recently and held her own.
was surely an uplifting message for some, but ultimately it does not investigate the ongoing plight for social and systemic reform in many African nations. The clothes are estimated to cost $14,000. Noname then proceeded to retweet news about Zimbabwean author Tsitsi Dangarembga, who was arrested after she participated in the country’s protests due to alleged government corruption and an increasing economic crisis with inflation running at 700%. If Beyoncé as a rich person made a visual album showing Africa in a more humbled and poverty-stricken light, y’all would attack her for creating art that generates more negative stereotypes about Africa. [If} we can uplift the imagery i hope we can uplift those who will never be able to access it. Capitalism Twitter Trends - Top Tweets | Germany. our black lives clearly don't matter, NoName has so much shit to say about Cole, Beyoncé, and The Obama’s but they are all doing way more for black people than her????
Rapper Noname decided to shade Beyoncé for her new film Black Is King, claiming it's "draped in capitalism."
— Beyoncè stan (@Nonny_Mpata) July 31, 2020, sis, they're killing us in Zimbabwe. that premiered overnight on Disney+ for its excessive displays of wealth and exploitation of the African aesthetic. we don’t need a no hit wonder American trying to ruin a moment that we’re currently enjoying. This site uses cookies. Get the hottest music, news and videos delivered directly to your inbox. The Chicago rapper took to Twitter to express that she feels the project is “draped in capitalism.”, “[We] love an [African] aesthetic draped in capitalism.
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NoName Criticizes Beyonce’s New Film: “African Aesthetic Draped In Capitalism”. post about a prominent Zimbabwean journalist being arrested during the protests. The 28-year-old Chicago MC then retweeted information about anti-government protests occurring in Zimbabwe including an Associated Press post about a prominent Zimbabwean journalist being arrested during the protests.