Analyzing the Culture of "Black YouTube" + Exposing Scams 

WARNING: Depictions of black memorabilia, caricatures, and enslavement.
✩ In this video I actually, sign up for one of those $750 Cash App scams, so tune in! Moreover, I wanted to discuss some issues within the "black" creator space, including the sexual objectification of black men and women, and issues such as respectability politics, vanity, and materialism plaguing the black community.
✩ I aim to offer more context and nuance to the things I talk about. If the views and opinions don't align with your beliefs, we can engage in a civil discussion down below. Watch the FULL video before commenting :)
✩ The link for my sources and a variety of black creators (that don't include white rooms and pranks) Shout out ‪@FDSignifire‬ because I snagged a bunch from him :)
docs.google.com/document/d/1K...
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00:00 Intro
00:44 What Is "Black RU-vid"?
01:50 Why Is the Name Unfair
05:26 7 Types of Lunchtime Creators
07:58 $750 Cash App Scam
09:03 Doing the Scam Myself...
14:21 OnlyFans or RU-vid?
15:34 Black Women & Objectification
17:25 Black Masculinity
18:28 Results of these Tropes
19:14 Other Forms of Segguality
19:49 Respectability Politics & Vanity
22:31 Conclusion

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