Low-rent Boondocks
Not bad, but you borrowed too much from an already well-established series that satirizes black culture. The animation was done well, and voicing was great. But the idea has become a little stale. IF you had done this five years ago it would have been fine, but as I said, it's a topic that's been explored already.
Hmm. I don"t get it.
I find this quite offensive actually. But I am not American. It must be a cultural thing. So my opinion isn't relevant I suppose.
Still, keep in mind that to the eyes of many people around the world, this kind of humor goes way over our heads. It makes me think some of you are quite... kind of... crazy... in a dangerous way.
But I would welcome some enlightment on the topic.
Yeah in America there is a prevalent image of violent, angry, poor, thug-like black people in mainstread hip hop, the media, movies, etc. Even within the black community, there is a self-defeating image of what is considered "black". Talking like you live in the hood, staying in the hood, hyper masculinity, etc. Even other cultures push this, such as the white community. So it is an overall problem and this point out of ludicrous these images are.
Blatant ripoff
Dude, your entire first scene, animation style, and sense of humor is obviously stolen from the "n***a moment" episode of The Boondocks, you just barely expanded upon the initial plot of the episode and slapped some stupid mascot on the whole idea, and to be honest, it was poorly done. The sound levels were all screwey (loud highs and low lows make for ear aches), the animation, as I said earlier, was just a ghetto version of the Boondocks, and the pace was fucked.
Just another example of the white man stealing the black man's culture then turning around and spitting on him. (I'm joking of course, but there's a bit of truth in that stupid little joke, people).
cmon
stop trying to be boondocks
Funny but not accurate at all
Its not called being black it called being ghetto any race can be ghetto.