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| I'm a black stereotype. I say things like 'bling-bling', 'what up, boo?', and 'why you trippin'?' I'm streetwise. | |
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| I'm a white stereotype. I say things like 'infrastructure', 'mortgage', and 'what's a boo?' Man, I'm so lame. | |
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| We meet and have lots of misunderstandings based on our cultural differences. It doesn't look like we'll ever get along. | |
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| But we find common ground. I get a little hipper and use slang words meant to evoke a humorous reaction because of my inherent dorkiness. | |
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| We show everyone that we aren't so different and at the end, I make an impact in the white people's world and change my street ways, i.e. sellout. | |
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| I start dancing urbanly, affirming my streetcred but offending my white friends. Some fat white woman faints at the horror of my dancing but I don't care. | |
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