Denmark Vesey: How Not To Be A Plantation Negro. Floyd Mayweather Puts Talking Head Brian Kenny In His Place

Monday, May 25, 2009

How Not To Be A Plantation Negro. Floyd Mayweather Puts Talking Head Brian Kenny In His Place

Notice the way Floyd refuses to allow this talking head nobody to define him. Meme control 001. Now if Floyd could only teach this to corporate negros still begging for Affirmative Action we'd be back on track.

7 comments:

Michael Fisher said...: Uhmmm. I like this one. But as to corporate black folks. What corporation is his promoter Al Haymon part of again?; May 26, 2009, 8:16:00 PM
Denmark Vesey said...: His promoter? Not sure about that Mike. I think Al is just his "advisor". Who can promote Mayweather better than Mayweather?; May 26, 2009, 10:01:00 PM
Michael Fisher said...: Live Nation, DV.; May 27, 2009, 2:55:00 AM
lincolnperry said...: Maybe because Mayweather is a pugilist. You can't be scared of white folks, and must have confidence!; May 27, 2009, 6:19:00 AM
Illfantastic said...: "Maybe because Mayweather is a pugilist. You can't be scared of white folks, and must have confidence!"

Im an artsy fartsy mufugga and I welcome intellectual fist to cuffs with arrogant white boys. I think his ability to knock ppl out has nothing to do with it. I gotta give props to B. Kenny for answering the questions posed usually white boys can't have an intellectual conversation with questions answers rebuttals without resorting to insults or overtalking... Im surprised the nigga Brian didn't cut the interview short. So props to B. Kenny as well he handled himself like a man albeit an arrogant effete man. But a man nonetheless.

I googled the even # SS thing... Mine is a 9 and Im the 6th Blackest man on the internet; May 27, 2009, 10:11:00 AM
Denmark Vesey said...: LOL. Ahh. Get 'em Ill.; May 27, 2009, 10:46:00 AM
lawegohard said...: Mayweather knocks Kenny out!

"I don't want to interview you. You want to interview me." - Mayweather; May 28, 2009, 2:21:00 AM

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