YIBAMBE! T’Challa: The Black Panther Appreciation 2022

[Ekie]

They spoke in terms of minutes not weeks according to 2021 Nate Moore.

[Mantis-Ray]

Ya know this comes to mind, in these recent revolutions........ who are the people rebelling against?

Like what group is keeping down the people? Is it an oligarchy, nobility, capitalists, the military? Hell even now T'Challa's not even king anymore so who were the people rebelling against, the War Dogs? Like they are the Wakandan special elite so they are just one branch of the overall military and like any military they are smaller in number than the actual numbers. Its like if the marines and just the marines tried to start a coup with the help from the rest of the military.

Its reminds me of Superman: Son of Kal-El where Jon and his group set out to free the island Gamora from the dictator Bendix and once they get there no one defends Bendix. The scientists allow the shields to drop, the military eventually gives up once they realize he's defeated, so who was on his side? Who was benefitting from him being in charge to help keep him in charge cause from the looks of it literally everyone in the country hates him which begs the question how he rose to power in the first place.

Which repeats the question, what is wrong with the country exactly? Like going by A Nation Under Our Feet, it was abusive generals so okay the military. Are they still a problem now, is anyone doing anything about the abusive practices in the army? Is Wakanda at risk of a military dictatorship?

[BlackClaw]

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But recasting would be disrespectful right?

[Klaue's Mixtape]

Sadly young boys can only look up to M'Baku?? at best.


Heroic Hollywood
@heroichollywood
A young boy's reaction to seeing actor Aldis Hodge, playing Hawkman. �� #BlackAdam



He's not going to mess up his bag (potentially more DC films) on a hope and dream + Nate's goofy comments. So he's not going to say it publicly. But trust he wants the T'Challa role. He wanted it years ago and he wanted it recently. Remember when yall suggested him I was sorta meh on it at first. However, once discovering how he really wanted to carry it on I became a fan.

[BlackClaw]

Sadly young boys can only look up to M'Baku?? at best.


Heroic Hollywood
@heroichollywood
A young boy's reaction to seeing actor Aldis Hodge, playing Hawkman. �� #BlackAdam



He's not going to mess up his bag (potentially more DC films) on a hope and dream + Nate's goofy comments. So he's not going to say it publicly. But trust he wants the T'Challa role. He wanted it years ago and he wanted it recently. Remember when yall suggested him I was sorta meh on it at first. However, once discovering how he really wanted to carry it on I became a fan.

Aldis was my number one pick for a recast before DC locked him down. But if he somehow decides dc ain’t it and Marvel stops being stupid I hope he picks up the torch.

[Ezyo1000]

Sadly young boys can only look up to M'Baku?? at best.


Heroic Hollywood
@heroichollywood
A young boy's reaction to seeing actor Aldis Hodge, playing Hawkman. �� #BlackAdam



He's not going to mess up his bag (potentially more DC films) on a hope and dream + Nate's goofy comments. So he's not going to say it publicly. But trust he wants the T'Challa role. He wanted it years ago and he wanted it recently. Remember when yall suggested him I was sorta meh on it at first. However, once discovering how he really wanted to carry it on I became a fan.

People don't care about black boys, they will counter with "yOu hAvE SaM wIlSoN aNd BlAdE fOr bLaCk BoYs. wHo dO gIrLs hAvE?" While if ignoring the obvious answer

Aldis would be Stellar, I'm still team Sope or Y'lan since they are both free and would be down. Especially Y'lan

[Frontier]

Yeah, I don't think they're really thought about the fact that M'Baku is, like, the only prominent (positive) black male left in the movie.

[Klaue's Mixtape]

Seeing people go crazy over the Creed 3 trailer. Say what you will but seeing CHADWICK BOSEMAN vs MICHAEL B JORDAN is what helped create hype for Black Panther.

People can talk about what they didnt like or how a character was used. However, seeing two actors go at it in a Marvel production just generates hype.

Now they've done a great job, at least visually, with what they've done with Namor. Could you imagine if they Aldis Hodge or Yahya was playing T'Challa just how much hype that would add? You could argue its not even the actors just having T'Challa vs Namor generates hype by itself.

The irony is Nate Moore and crew are still having their cake and eat it too. Generate hype by introducing Namor and then using T'Challa's death as a big selling point.

Still it'd be a much bigger deal if they just kept the character alive, smh

[Ezyo1000]

Yeah, I don't think they're really thought about the fact that M'Baku is, like, the only prominent (positive) black male left in the movie.

I think they know, and just don't care. T'Challa is gone W'Kabi is forever in prison, Zuri is dead. Yet they added Aneka, and Riri to the movie after the male cast was decimated. They very much know

[Ekie]

I think they know, and just don't care. T'Challa is gone W'Kabi is forever in prison, Zuri is dead. Yet they added Aneka, and Riri to the movie after the male cast was decimated. They very much know

They think it's a selling point

[DigiCom]

New rumor:

Rumors are flying and I can add to them: I've been hearing for weeks that Rihanna is recording the end-credits song for BLACK PANTHER: WAKANDA FOREVER. How do you follow up a classic like "All the Stars"? By snagging Rihanna's first big song in years.

https://twitter.com/kylebuchanan/sta...41589966176256

[Devaishwarya]

Ya know this comes to mind, in these recent revolutions........ who are the people rebelling against?

Like what group is keeping down the people? Is it an oligarchy, nobility, capitalists, the military? Hell even now T'Challa's not even king anymore so who were the people rebelling against, the War Dogs? Like they are the Wakandan special elite so they are just one branch of the overall military and like any military they are smaller in number than the actual numbers. Its like if the marines and just the marines tried to start a coup with the help from the rest of the military.

Its reminds me of Superman: Son of Kal-El where Jon and his group set out to free the island Gamora from the dictator Bendix and once they get there no one defends Bendix. The scientists allow the shields to drop, the military eventually gives up once they realize he's defeated, so who was on his side? Who was benefitting from him being in charge to help keep him in charge cause from the looks of it literally everyone in the country hates him which begs the question how he rose to power in the first place.

Which repeats the question, what is wrong with the country exactly? Like going by A Nation Under Our Feet, it was abusive generals so okay the military. Are they still a problem now, is anyone doing anything about the abusive practices in the army? Is Wakanda at risk of a military dictatorship?

You cannot make sense out of something that was senseless from the very beginning.

[king kazma]

Speaking of T'challa's younger fanbase, you think there will be a Transformers: The Movie (1986) Death of Optimus Prime backlash from the kids in the theatres?

Yeah, I don't think they're really thought about the fact that M'Baku is, like, the only prominent (positive) black male left in the movie.

And he was like the 5th most important male from the 1st movie who dresses like a gorilla and calls himself Man-Ape in the comics. What a downgrade.

[Username taken]

You cannot make sense out of something that was senseless from the very beginning.

Exactly.

The more one thinks about it, the more it doesn't make sense.

[Mantis-Ray]

Exactly.

The more one thinks about it, the more it doesn't make sense.

It does highlight how trite the worldbuilding is that we don't even have a basic concept of the Wakandan upper class.

Like look at the French and Russian Revolutions. Very bloody affairs but you get what they were going for, the complete wiping out of the nobility class. All the rich people die, it wasn't just the royal family, but the overthrowing of anyone of privilege in a life of wealth and fancy far more than the poor common man.

Meanwhile we don't even know what constitutes the Wakandan elite, is it the city-dwellers?