Commentary on #Blackish (#KenyaVsNigeria)

I learnt the creators of #Blackish took permission from Kenyans before the program launched as a sign of respect to their ‘Sooty’ conditioning. #KenyaVsNigeria

 

To put it less poetically, it was alleged that they did. It is however common knowledge that it is only in Kenya that the shadow and the actual person are often perceived as 2 entities.

 

I love my family in Kenya like I do those in Nigeria. The two nations Rock! #KenyaVsNigeria

 

I however must commend the level of influence the sooted surface epithelium of Kenyans have on brands. Without their visceral feature games like “Shadow Fight” may never have seen the light of day. #KenyaVsNigeria

 

In fact, Kenya’s economy will forever be in good light because of the alleged UN compensation agreement reached with Hollywood & other studios globally that any Movie that carries the word “Shadow” will be deemed a hate speech unless royalties are paid to Kenya. #KenyaVsNigeria

Kenya’s ‘dark’ sense of entitlement didn’t stop there, they even got to the most valuable firm in the world forcing Apple to adopt ‘DarkMode’ partially in their Mojave OS & fully with iOS 13 & MacOS Catalina. Kenya profits lest it’ll be deemed hate speech. #KenyaVsNigeria

Kenya was the major influence on the reference to Africa as the Dark Continent. The Europeans met a tribe with glittering eyes in the dark and even after flashing their lights, the figures were still as dark as Hell, so they had no choice but to conclude! #KenyaVsNigeria .

@Segalink