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Jean Deux

richardmurray
in Culture, Race & Economy

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  1. 1. do you know her music?

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Wiggling around on that couch like she's being possessed....lol.

I don't know her music too well but based on the clip you just provide....I get a "Macy Gray" vibe from her.


Not a lot of talent, just a pretty face and a lot of antics designed to appeal to the ego of her White fanbase and especially the fantasies of White men.
Even the White camera men she has zooming around in her video seems to bolster this.


Like Macy, she reminds me of a Black girl raised around White people.
Or a Black girl who seeks fame and fortune by DIRECTLY appealing to a White audience and giving them what they want to see in a Black person.

White men LOVE a crazy Black woman.
I mean crazy as in CRAZY - truly mentally disturbed
.....not "cuss you out and hit you with a shoe for being racist, crazy...lol.
They LOVE to find a sista with some sort of mental problem because they can take all types of advantage of them without as much backlash.

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