A woman says she's never been invited to Black Girls Rock despite hosting major Black entertainment events, while another person argues she doesn't present herself authentically enough, citing Amanda Seales as an example of proper Black aesthetic standards.
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Never been honored at Black Girls Rock. Like, I've hosted these events, you know what I'm saying? Um, I literally hosted the BET Awards in 2020 in my house, and I was not invited to the BET Awards since.
That's because she don't comb her hair. Now listen, um, first of all, you going to be in these Black spaces, you going to be pro-Black, you have to show up looking presentable. Amanda Seales always shows up with them braids, missing edges. You can't show up the essence not looking like the essence of a Black woman that you preaching. No, ma'am. Okay? You supposed to be for the Black people, Miss Pro-Black. So as soon as Black people, I'm sorry, the Black people that you wanna be with, not the ones that follow you and support you every day, But as soon as them black people don't invite you to the cookout, now you wanna run over and eat green bean casserole like you belong.