Pharrell Williams Responds To G I R L Backlash

You must've been holding that in

Honestly, it just sounds like your afraid to take a strong stance agaisnt your colorstruck brethren *shrugs*

It's all good tho

OoDles O wrote: I personally think some issues are Wedge issues thats why I try to approach with an open hand ... Notice how my first response was a question and not an attack. So where we have disagreements because I don't lean hard enough does not mean I'm not leaning in the same direction at all ... I'm just trying to keep my balance. [/ long unnecessary rant complete]

Tbh, this...but you know what your right.... that was a f*ck-up on Pharrells part .. Does he deserve to be vanquished to a state of purgatory and forever be branded as ANOTHER sh*tty black male ..
makes you sound sensitive. Just because I call Black men out on their wrong doings and color struck ways doesn't mean that they are to be damned to hell for eternity. Maybe that's what you men don't understand? That these men can be wrong and still change? There's hope for them yet?

If there wasn't, I wouldn't bother pointing out their ways

speaking of his creativity, N.E.R.D In Search Of is one the rare classic albums in the music industry. Hot from start to finish, radical, political and in your face, yet relate-able and pulls at the heart strings. I hope that Pharell gets back to the raw artistry and backs up off this mainstream, empty cartoonish music a bit (all of his solo & rap collabos.

I don't think he did his cover like that on purpose, but instead of addressing real issues, he chose to deny them like a lot of black men do. there was a huge opportunity to bring up interesting things in black culture regarding race, but he didn't.

indiecat wrote: I don't think he did his cover like that on purpose,