Mcdonald's Cardi B Meal

I liked the first few seconds of this commercial because Cardi B looked like she was paying homage to Diana Ross...but...it winds-up with her looking like Nicki Minaj and it becomes a "what the f**k" commercial!

So are they calling it The Cardi B meal because it's fatty and greasy?

Or just because it's gross?

Because she's a fatty, she's greasy and she's gross.

It all seems to fit.

If you eat enough McDonald's Cardi B meals, you're eligible for a free Cardi Ac... 

Thor wrote: Maybe the other way around, too. Have you ever watched the music "reaction" videos on Youtube? Many black people reacting to white music (and other stuff). I like "Brad and Lex". This is their newest, but they react to a lot of 60s, 70s and 80s hard rock music (and other stuff, too).

Yeah, I've seen those.

My favorite 70's rock music reaction by a black guy is Jamal.

Here's a short (1:32) video in which he talks ABOUT a reaction. And though it's not the actual "reaction" itself, you get a sense of what his typical reactions are like...



First of all, I think this guy is very sincere. And I think that the people who were doing these videos early on are probably sincere too.

But as with everything else, I suspect that once people began to see how popular these videos were, a lot of opportunists saw and took the chance to jump on the bandwagon (no pun intended) in hopes of making some of that big YouTube money.

I can easily imagine how a 25 - 30 y/o black guy from Brooklyn might have never heard Stairway to Heaven, or even Led Zeppelin.

Cardi B & Micki-D.... both turn my stomach

Triple J wrote: Thor wrote: I've noticed that the fast food companies are advertising almost exclusively to blacks these days. Most of these commercials feature really stupid and annoying blacks, so if I was black I'd be pretty damn offended.

Well, if white males can accept their position at the bottom of the commercial pecking order, blacks should be able to handle it once in awhile, too.

^ I'm not sure that younger people even see many commercials. At-home entertainment is way different these days. Netflix, Roku, social media, gaming, etc. Even Cable TV is considered more a geezer thing, and dying out, just like us geezers. Or maybe they just get advertisement differently.

But as far as the stupid white male in commercials, Google it. There are many articles.

Triple J wrote: Jimbo wrote: I recall when I was younger commercials didn't bug me anywhere near as much as they do now. Probably because back then, people on TV used to have a thing I like to call: CLASS.

Well, let's say they had a bit more of it than they do now.

But then again, society and our national culture as a whole had more of it than we do now.

As I said earlier, I'm thinking of adopting we my personal slogan:

"Everything sucks nowadays".   

crainbebo wrote: Can't stand Cardi B. Will probably never be able to stand her. PASS...

So I guess you didn't like her hit "Wet Ass Pussy" from a few years ago?

Dopey song, but I've liked dopey songs before. My problem was with all the white critics and publications that were tripping over each other to see who could give it the most glowing review. This was during the heyday of BLM, when BLM was still seen as more righteous than God.

The only fast food meal that, like the nether regions of the ho' it's named after, smells so bad, it makes you puke BEFORE you eat it.

And is so infested with who knows what, you puke again afterward.

🤮

I'm waiting with great anticipation for her next acronym "song" title.

Maybe SAB for Stank Ass Booty.

Possibly she can come up with some other disgusting, unwashed body part to rap about and call it a trilogy.

Maybe something to do with the armpits or the "underboob" area.

Get the Lume lady to sit in on the sessions with her.

Jimbo wrote: I'm waiting with great anticipation for her next acronym "song" title. Maybe SAB for Stank Ass Booty. Possibly she can come up with some other disgusting, unwashed body part to rap about and call it a trilogy.

SCAB  Stank Cooty Ass Booty  ?