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The fact Omari Hardwick is trending for “kissing” Beyoncé proves that:
1. There are a lot of people with an unhealthy obsession with Beyoncé.
2. Most people, celebrities included, still have awkward interactions with people they admire.
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Janet Jackson was the Queen of visuals. Her only competition was probably her brother. She owned her blackness, always switched up her style, and was pushing boundaries sexually before black pop stars were allowed to. She knocked down the door for this new generation 🙌🏿⚡️
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6’1” 😅
wait — how tall are y’all? Let me see a full body picture 📸
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And while this may be seen as a sign of respect in some cultures, it can also be viewed as invasive and offensive by others.
I grew up in a Haitian household where I was taught to greet my elders, family members, and church leaders the same way Omari Hardwick greeted Beyoncé.
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I hope this starts a conversation within black, minority, and Caribbean communities who encourage kids or young adults to greet their elders with a hug and/or kiss on the cheek.
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@AAndersenPhoto
I’m not condoning it at all. I’m just noting that most people have awkward interactions with people they admire and respect. In Omari Hardwick’s case, he was clearly overzealous. But also, a lot of people have an unhealthy obsession with Beyoncé.
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@AAndersenPhoto
I definitely think the incident warrants a conversation on acceptable social and cultural norms for greeting people. And the extra responsibly of men to not invade women’s boundaries.
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@holyfag
@KAdamsMusic
Because racist white ppl wont click on a headline that celebrates a black heroine.
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@MakeItPlain
This could’ve been our president. Articulate, compassionate, intelligent... but whypeepo... nvmd
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slide in those DM’s… they may be the love of your life… (or not…) 🤷🏿♂️
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@RyanTheHoly
It’s 2018, if you’re job doesn’t give you the work/life balance that you need, find a new job, work remotely, or create the work you wanna do!
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@iamcunhaa
Heartbreak and lost are most people’s tipping point to change their lives. I don’t see a problem with using a bad experience to better yourself. 🤷🏿♂️
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In this social media age of oversharing, I think a sense of discretion and mystery is so alluring.
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@itswalela
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So everyone with protruding abs has leukemia?! Got it! You could’ve just kept scrolling if her physique triggered you that much 🥴
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i was the last person out the gym tonight. they even cut the lights off! 🫥
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@charliessangell
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The irony is, the same Dominicans that dont acknowledge their African ancestry, are the same ones who throw the word N**ga around with little-to-no regard for the historical context in which that word has been used to dehumanize black Americans.
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“KaMALA HArRIs wORe tIMbS. SHe iS pANdERinG tO bLacK pEoPLe.”
Ya’ll really just don’t like women... black women at that. SMH
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A lot of people miss out on genuinely dope connections and friendships because they sexualize everyone they find attractive.
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