It's not even referencing the movie by white people for white people adapted from media made by white people and marketed to idiots as a groundbreaking race accomplishment. It's just adopting poster visuals, it has nothing to do with any concepts in the movie.
People are fricking moronic.
Yeah but the poster isn't co-opting any racial shit or even saying "hey it's the movie that Disney told you was a revolutionary black people movie". Honestly, the fact that middle class morons ever thought that sorry movie was some major political statement is bizarre. Frickers never heard of Sidney Poitier
it is interesting that the first black panther parallels the saudi modernization that was happening at the same time pretty well. it was the first western movie which was released there in decades, presumably for that reason.
if the poster is deliberately referencing it (it isn't) it could be for that reason (again, it isn't. I'm just humoring some of the bozos in the thread)
Do AEW fans know that companies like WWE and Sony/Marvel/Disney contract advertising agencies to make shit like these posters? It's why a lot of stuff looks samey in the first place.
its got four black people on the poster though
Yeah, the 4 melting pot amerimutts
Cody is Black Panther
i don't see it
it was silly to think blacks and white could coexist. boomers are literally moronic.
>Black Panther invented shitty posters
I like when AEWtards get legitimately angry when you don't fall in line with their gay bullshit
Cody is the king of Wakanda after all
more like the King of Kweens
one is a spoof of old time movies, the other is souless goyslop marketing. Enjoy pig
Idk what’s more gay that twitter user or op for following it.
OP. That account is an engagement farmer. At least he's making money.
>aewblog
>blogs about wwe
I thought AEW fans loved heccin Marvel references
It's not even referencing the movie by white people for white people adapted from media made by white people and marketed to idiots as a groundbreaking race accomplishment. It's just adopting poster visuals, it has nothing to do with any concepts in the movie.
People are fricking moronic.
the film is about guys fighting to become king. its likely intentional. what the outrage is about idk
Yeah but the poster isn't co-opting any racial shit or even saying "hey it's the movie that Disney told you was a revolutionary black people movie". Honestly, the fact that middle class morons ever thought that sorry movie was some major political statement is bizarre. Frickers never heard of Sidney Poitier
it is interesting that the first black panther parallels the saudi modernization that was happening at the same time pretty well. it was the first western movie which was released there in decades, presumably for that reason.
if the poster is deliberately referencing it (it isn't) it could be for that reason (again, it isn't. I'm just humoring some of the bozos in the thread)
Black people STILL think Wakanda is a real place.
kek black people are the biggest marks next to Indians, imagine a world full of those two races
GRIM
>black panther invented angular lines
No heterosexual person has ever used the term "tone deaf" seriously.
The black panther poster is crazy generic. There is a lot of shit that looks like it.
WHEN CODY STARTS
RACISM ENDS
WAKANDA'S LEADER
MELANIN
RIDES HIS wiener
Black ICON
CODY RHODES
There are factually no wypipo on WWEs poster.
>black queens are front and center with the titles
Cody was behind this
op LIVES on twitter refreshing for anything to b***h about
you could find literally hundreds of posters that look exactly like this, twitter troons are mentally fricking ill and i mean that unironically
Tone deaf? What's the proper tone then?
Why do bulbasaurs think a marvel slop movie made by white people is so important to their culture?
Do AEW fans know that companies like WWE and Sony/Marvel/Disney contract advertising agencies to make shit like these posters? It's why a lot of stuff looks samey in the first place.
how dare they homageing black panther, its a holy movie and the only accomplishment of black people (made by white people)