Why black women hatin' on Gabby are simply miserable with themselves! "Crabs"

"Keep hatin'! I've got my own Barbie Doll!" 

Gary Allen once said, "You can be the moon and still be jealous of the stars." William Penn gave it to us like this, "The jealous are troublesome to others, but a torment to themselves." Then Robert Heinlein put it where the goats could get it when he spit, "A competent and self-confident person is incapable of jealousy in anything. Jealousy is invariably a symptom of neurotic insecurity." 

Well playas...for the black women on social media tearin' down our young sista, Gabby Douglas, because her hair, in their minds doesn't pass the sniff test, are the very duns Heinlein was talkin' about. Durin' this entire Olympic Games black women have been blastin' this young woman about her hair not bein' done and I've sat in the cut and watched this foolishness go on. 

But let me keep it real or all the way 100, whichever comes 1st! Gabby Douglas is more successful than 99.9999% of the duns tryin' to ridicule her. Oh I'm lyin' bruh? How many of you duns talkin' about her have become the best in the world at what you do. How many of you broken hearted chicks have signed a $90 million endorsement deal with Kelloggs Cereal or have your own Barbie Doll? According to the New York Post, industry experts said after the 2012 Olympics that she could have over 30 additional contracts over the next decade at more than $2.4 million each. For y'all that’s checkin’ that's more than $150 million dollars over the next ten years but you're hatin' on her hair. 

Durin' the 2012 Olympics in London Gabby became the first black woman to win a gold medal in the gymnastics All-Around! That means that NOBODY in the world was better than her! She was just on the team last week that won the Gold Medal! That means that she was on the team that is the best in the world!!!

But all some of these jealous black women can do it criticize her on her hair not bein' done? Really bruh? Now let me ask you a serious question? Have you paid attention to what she does for a freakin' livin'? Now I know that I just did a crazy Hot Joint a few days ago entitled "Don't Sleep" applaudin' the accomplishments of black women not only in the world of sports but in their ability to become the most educated group of people in the United States. Pop the link and check it out. 

However, if they are the most educated group then they SHOULD understand that if a woman makes a livin' doin' gymnastics which requires runnin', jumpin', flippin', and sweatin' then her hair can't be in the way. If she is a black woman her hair has to be jelled and pinned down so that she can do her freakin' job. So why on earth would a group of people that are most educated in this country be so ignorant? Because jealousy supersedes common sense. 

Now I'm not speakin' to ALL black women. I'm only speakin' to the fools tearin' down a woman that represents them. The fact that she's even on the Olympic team as a gymnast gives another black girl in America the inspiration and opportunity to do the same thing or whatever she dreams of becomin'. There would be no Simone Biles if there was no Gabby Douglas. Simone is killin' these boyz in this Olympic Games but all of you clowns forgot that she was standin' on Gabby's shoulders. Simone Manuel, the black woman that just won the 100 meter freestyle and Michelle Carter, the black woman that just won the shot put are standin' on Gabby's shoulders!!! 

Sure, they don't participate in gymnastics but they participate in nontraditional events for black women. In other words, they don't run track. Therefore, by seein' Gabby win the Gold in 2012 and seein' Venus and Serena do their thing is something that black women don't traditionally do that gives people hope to be able to try other things. Gabby is a pioneer and she should be respected whether you think her hair is done or not. Stop bein' a crab in a bucket and get your own hustle. Stop me when I start lyin'! 

Playas Thesaurus: 

1) Spit: verb - to say 

2) Dun: noun - the person in question, dude, guy, etc. It's whoever I'm talkin' about and its non-gender specific. 

3) Put it where the goats can get it: verb phrase - to make it as elementary as possible. To put it at ground level so everyone can understand it. 

Holla At Ya Boy! 

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