Tyrese Opts Not To Cast Black Women In New Video, Opts For “The Best” Instead
Actor, singer and chronic personal PR nightmare-on-Twitter Tyrese has once again found himself getting bad press via the 140-charactr social network. While he usually gets roasted for his bad grammar and worse advice for the ladies, Jody got himself in hot water this time around after posting a new video of his which was almost completely devoid of Black women (I peeped one in a corner). When his largely Black female follower-base took him to task, he informed them that its not his fault that the “best” women who came out weren’t Black.

How do I say this without snarking the women in this video…some of those women are only gonna be afforded “best” status by men who seem to have a fetish for the ‘exotic’. Not that they weren’t pretty, but I doubt a White guy would have been so excited by the White women cast. And even if these were the most gorgeous non-Black women in the world, it takes a real asshole to say “Here’s a video from a Black artist with a largely Black female fan base. What kind of woman should we cast?” and comes up with that.
Anyway, forget Jody and this wack video. It wouldn’t matter if he cast Alek Wek or your cousin Keisha, this fool made a song with the Pied Pedophile of R&B AND Tyga. The girls were just the mayonnaise on the fail sandwich.
Who’s checking for Tyrese? If you have a Twitter account (and actively use it) you’ll have discovered many moons ago the man is a fool.
But what wouldn’t surprise me is if it was mostly Black women that bought his book. *sigh*
He FAILS. And he’s making his self irrelevant. People like him kill me when they kill their own selves. Black women make you relevant. Get a PR agent you idiot.
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umm am I the only one who’s happy about this?? I’m proud that less black women are in trashy videos! I would rather see black women in university or college..getting degrees or starting businesses…having self respect and success in life. NOT dancing in tiny clothes being an object for a bunch of men…:| smh