@Zardoz thats a greek statue u have for a picture? Thats kool. Those gods were fantasy too. How homosexual the greeks were though, is not a fantasy. Nothing AGAINST gays but greece wasnt alil gay...it was flaming. Which is why i commend you for rocking the greek god pic with PRIDE. Stay strong brother
@Zardoz and a history lesson.. Though that was fantasy....the fate of the world rest o AFRICA N ITS RESOURCES. Without Africa the WORLDS economy would literally crash. So the fantasy was an extension of the truth. Big extension...extension none the less.
@Zardoz sorry back again. Responding to your fantasy insults. African history is history of the beginning of man. The traditions and spirituality all covered up n lied about by the very ppl you get your news from today. Dont matter who..Europeans own it all including media outlets. Sooo if the history was lied about then wouldnt that mean you n your ppl are living"Fantasies"
The afrofuturism artwork and stories I've seen have been really lovely and inspiring. It's nice to see such positive and truly hopeful art in a time that often leaves me feeling overwhelmed and uncertain. I would like to see even more varieties of ethnocentric and class-centric futurism genres that offer a hopeful eye to tomorrow. Blessings and positivity to all who took the time to read my comment! May we all have brighter days ahead.
black history? Africa alone consists of more than 7000 major tribes. Which tribe or nation are these people talking about? They are as generalizing as the racism they wish to battle
@@PHlophe Could be yeah, I don't know. I do know I would find it very weird if someone talked about "white history".. Like what would "white history" be about? Russian? Spanish? Swedish? all those cultures are really different. It makes no sense to talk about culture like that. I would find it offensive if I were them.. Also.. what is "black" anyway? Are arabic people black. ?Are native americans black? Where precisely does "brown" end and "black" begin? Are eskimo's black? I could go on and on. I think black history sounds powerfull and meaningfull but when you analyse it closely, it's empty. Devoid of meaning.
How can you be proud of something that cannot be defined? Where does "brown" end and "black" begin? Or is black simply everything that is not white? Like.. I want to be proud with you but.. it just seems a little meaningless? I'm arab. Am I black or white?
@@Habib_Osman Hi Habib, I didn't have to answer your question since I know you're not oblivious of the world we live in. From the video the word black is all over to mean Africans. But from a point of knowledge and common sense we know that the terms whiteness and people of color (in the various spectrums) was a societal notion created to accord white privilege and justify oppression and discrimination against darker complexions what I'd rather call richer complexions. Though black is used to define Africans, we full well know that Africans come in a diverse spectrum of the brown color, from light to ebony dark. So in real sense there's nothing like blackness or whiteness. We also see dark Asians and light Asians. So are these black brown or white people. So the issue of color is a weapon of segregation and evil. To answer your question, I meant African and you're rightly Arab, not white, brown or black🙂
We have for decades but have not received credit for it. Research famous Black architects for example Paul Williams, Robert Robinson Taylor, Julian Abele, and many, many more.
@@maynotbe yes well we will inherit this earth in the "future" China has a low reproduction rate. And this video is about afro futurism. Why are you here..not a question but a statement to let you know we all know why you're here
Black mermaids? Welp we are about to have it. I hope they do more thing but wit a twist. Like a vampire in Brooklyn type movie with the same mythology but different plot.
She is focusing on the African culture. You wouldn’t know the difference since you’re probably a closeted Richard Spencer follower. Just get out of the closet and you will feel better.
To me this is just means of further dividing people! Look this is a country where equal opportunity to succeed is greatest in the world. We're Americans first. But to add additional labels on divides people more. I'm just not believing how we can be so ridiculous. I want to see good writing, stories, fantasy or science fiction pose ,sure. But color labeling to me is just crazy and something I don't want to be part .
@Michael VR I didn't say they own futurism, but this video was about afrofuturism, and more specifically, the celebration and representation of African Americans and African inspired designs, mythologies in sci fi and movies. Why would that bother anybody?
How is having more Afrocentric stories divisive? Do you question all sci-fi in this way? Was HG Wells being "divisive" by setting War of the Worlds or the Time Machine in Europe? Or was he just writing what he knew, creating a good story? Every human character in Star Wars is white; was that "divisive" too? Come on, now...
Hopefully, Afro futurism will lead blacks to be personally responsible for creating prosperity within their communities instead of relying on government entitlements. I still believe that if blacks focused on fixing their broken families, obtaining a quality education, and pursued intellectual careers; their lives would improve significantly. Afro futurism is a better alternative to playing “victim” all the time. If the Black Panther movie was the impetus for this movement, then this proves that whites are still heavily influencing blacks to make progress. Whites actually created the Underground Railroad and did most of the fighting in the Civil War against slavery. Likewise, it was white men who created the Black Panther character that so many blacks are proud of. As usual, blacks wants to hog all the credit for the endeavors of whites to build black self esteem. The BLM movement has never resulted in any thing positive. The live action Black Panther movie would have been made without the existence of the hateful BLM movement. All the Avengers characters, including Black Panther, had animated movies first. But if this makes blacks feel good about themselves, then so be it.
@DRAKKENFIRE22 It's always interesting to me how white people who've never experienced the black perspective always have so much to say about it. Would blacks be permitted to do the same for the white perspective? Of course not. Also, the Black Panther character was created by whites, but was BASED on African figures. So, Africa was the ultimate inspiration, not the white mind.
@@gsutton78 his ignorance and envy prevented him from seeing the irony in his comment but thanks for pointing it out for those of us just learning about afrofuturism. I loved BP. Coogler made it for *us* and everyone else can just sit back and enjoy, preferably in silence if this is what they have to say. Or we’ll activate 😊
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Janelle monea has been creating afrofuturistic since the beginning of her career
She's a child of OutKast, she couldnt have it any other way
For the record Wakanda was not set in the future. Its was present day, but Wakanda was far more advanced.
@Zardoz thats a greek statue u have for a picture? Thats kool. Those gods were fantasy too. How homosexual the greeks were though, is not a fantasy. Nothing AGAINST gays but greece wasnt alil gay...it was flaming. Which is why i commend you for rocking the greek god pic with PRIDE. Stay strong brother
@Zardoz and a history lesson.. Though that was fantasy....the fate of the world rest o AFRICA N ITS RESOURCES. Without Africa the WORLDS economy would literally crash. So the fantasy was an extension of the truth. Big extension...extension none the less.
@Zardoz aww thanks friend for the heads up on the spell check. Ill go fix it and wait for your real response
@Zardoz sorry back again. Responding to your fantasy insults. African history is history of the beginning of man. The traditions and spirituality all covered up n lied about by the very ppl you get your news from today. Dont matter who..Europeans own it all including media outlets. Sooo if the history was lied about then wouldnt that mean you n your ppl are living"Fantasies"
@Zardozdoesn't matter what u respond to at the point. But im all ears
The afrofuturism artwork and stories I've seen have been really lovely and inspiring. It's nice to see such positive and truly hopeful art in a time that often leaves me feeling overwhelmed and uncertain. I would like to see even more varieties of ethnocentric and class-centric futurism genres that offer a hopeful eye to tomorrow. Blessings and positivity to all who took the time to read my comment! May we all have brighter days ahead.
Thanks Dawn! I agree 100%
Where do these ridiculous handles come from "afrofuturism" with no form of leadership, economy, etc., sounds Sci Fi Fantasy
Well done 👍🏽 making us proud 👏🏽 keep flying the flag 🇳🇬. I’m right behind you
Why did y'all compare the young lady to JK Rowling?
because they don't actually read? she's the most famous author ever probably more than steven king at this point.
It's irresistable
@@butterflymoon6368 truth
black history? Africa alone consists of more than 7000 major tribes. Which tribe or nation are these people talking about? They are as generalizing as the racism they wish to battle
Habibi its ethnic groups not tribe.
@@PHlophe Could be yeah, I don't know. I do know I would find it very weird if someone talked about "white history".. Like what would "white history" be about? Russian? Spanish? Swedish? all those cultures are really different. It makes no sense to talk about culture like that. I would find it offensive if I were them.. Also.. what is "black" anyway? Are arabic people black. ?Are native americans black? Where precisely does "brown" end and "black" begin? Are eskimo's black? I could go on and on. I think black history sounds powerfull and meaningfull but when you analyse it closely, it's empty. Devoid of meaning.
Félix Boggio
Wow just wow... So proud of my African sisters and African people at large. Tomi is like a living barbie doll😍.. Janelle is gorgeous💕✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿
How can you be proud of something that cannot be defined? Where does "brown" end and "black" begin? Or is black simply everything that is not white? Like.. I want to be proud with you but.. it just seems a little meaningless? I'm arab. Am I black or white?
@@Habib_Osman Hi Habib, I didn't have to answer your question since I know you're not oblivious of the world we live in. From the video the word black is all over to mean Africans. But from a point of knowledge and common sense we know that the terms whiteness and people of color (in the various spectrums) was a societal notion created to accord white privilege and justify oppression and discrimination against darker complexions what I'd rather call richer complexions. Though black is used to define Africans, we full well know that Africans come in a diverse spectrum of the brown color, from light to ebony dark. So in real sense there's nothing like blackness or whiteness. We also see dark Asians and light Asians. So are these black brown or white people. So the issue of color is a weapon of segregation and evil. To answer your question, I meant African and you're rightly Arab, not white, brown or black🙂
i LOVE Gayle's top. where did she get it??
If only they would let more Africans design their own buildings
We have for decades but have not received credit for it. Research famous Black architects for example Paul Williams, Robert Robinson Taylor, Julian Abele, and many, many more.
"SO, We, The Clones, were desiiiiigned. We're gonna blow the cobwebs out your miiiiiiind."
We're futuristic..we make the trends
From my observations, all evidence and documentation of futurism points to China
@@maynotbe yes well we will inherit this earth in the "future" China has a low reproduction rate. And this video is about afro futurism. Why are you here..not a question but a statement to let you know we all know why you're here
@@thelink3066 Imagine being this dumb lmao i laugh at you.
I came here for Zélé the mighty warrior
⚠️Warning a lot of salty Africans in comment section⚠️
Where
Followed by a lot of salty Europeans
Oh my God! Angela Basset is in Black Panther?!
Somewhere Ben Shapiro is pouting
Hello... Benjamin cook.
So many damn trolls 😒🙄🙄.
Awesome
Most of these comments are bots 🤦🏿♂️
Black mermaids? Welp we are about to have it.
I hope they do more thing but wit a twist. Like a vampire in Brooklyn type movie with the same mythology but different plot.
2 years ago today
Her character looks like storm from the xmen hmmmmmmm
Mmm...i love the taste of colonizer tears
LMAO
💯
🔥🔥 🔥🔥 🔥
Now let’s try not to smulett it up.
Smullet deez nutz🤣
Shout out to CBS for being OPENLY pro black
She sounds like Richard Spencer.
She should focus on her personal career and stop worrying whether the people around her have the same skin color.
Your arm feel off from that REACH. Stay mad
She is focusing on the African culture. You wouldn’t know the difference since you’re probably a closeted Richard Spencer follower. Just get out of the closet and you will feel better.
Afrofuturism making 3d printer to print chicken.
Now that I think about it, whoever invents 3D food printing, would get SUPER rich. 😂
*chikin
And lice kits
Regardez les commentaires
Pan Africans that's all this is
💚🖤❤️
LoL
Ain't nothing Afro or African about Black Americans
@Toxic Thomas
#Agreed
Toxic Thomas yea I don’t get it. Black Americans have built up their own culture and history. And Africa is a continent.
@Twc Let me guess, you aren't
You should mentally challenge black Americans ancestors come from Africa
The drums and dancing
❤🖤💚
To me this is just means of further dividing people! Look this is a country where equal opportunity to succeed is greatest in the world. We're Americans first. But to add additional labels on divides people more. I'm just not believing how we can be so ridiculous. I want to see good writing, stories, fantasy or science fiction pose ,sure. But color labeling to me is just crazy and something I don't want to be part .
Why can't you just let people enjoy their own culture?
@Michael VR I didn't say they own futurism, but this video was about afrofuturism, and more specifically, the celebration and representation of African Americans and African inspired designs, mythologies in sci fi and movies. Why would that bother anybody?
How is having more Afrocentric stories divisive? Do you question all sci-fi in this way? Was HG Wells being "divisive" by setting War of the Worlds or the Time Machine in Europe? Or was he just writing what he knew, creating a good story? Every human character in Star Wars is white; was that "divisive" too? Come on, now...
Trump2020
What's better!!! Mongolfuturism!!!!!!! Do it Gaizzzzzzz
🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
WE
KANGZ & SHEEEEEEEEEEEEEIT
@@di5450 we are king and queen, thank you for saying that
Bob Ross is why I love afro art
lmao
Hopefully, Afro futurism will lead blacks to be personally responsible for creating prosperity within their communities instead of relying on government entitlements. I still believe that if blacks focused on fixing their broken families, obtaining a quality education, and pursued intellectual careers; their lives would improve significantly. Afro futurism is a better alternative to playing “victim” all the time. If the Black Panther movie was the impetus for this movement, then this proves that whites are still heavily influencing blacks to make progress. Whites actually created the Underground Railroad and did most of the fighting in the Civil War against slavery. Likewise, it was white men who created the Black Panther character that so many blacks are proud of. As usual, blacks wants to hog all the credit for the endeavors of whites to build black self esteem. The BLM movement has never resulted in any thing positive. The live action Black Panther movie would have been made without the existence of the hateful BLM movement. All the Avengers characters, including Black Panther, had animated movies first. But if this makes blacks feel good about themselves, then so be it.
Most "government " subsidies are received by white single mothers..so your whole comment is speculation. Go read fool b4 you comment again.
@Max Powers no
you sound so biased.
@DRAKKENFIRE22 It's always interesting to me how white people who've never experienced the black perspective always have so much to say about it. Would blacks be permitted to do the same for the white perspective? Of course not. Also, the Black Panther character was created by whites, but was BASED on African figures. So, Africa was the ultimate inspiration, not the white mind.
@@gsutton78 his ignorance and envy prevented him from seeing the irony in his comment but thanks for pointing it out for those of us just learning about afrofuturism. I loved BP. Coogler made it for *us* and everyone else can just sit back and enjoy, preferably in silence if this is what they have to say. Or we’ll activate 😊
We wuz kangz n shiet.
Cancer alert ! 😅
@@abrahamjackson6019 Nword alert.