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Copa America...... the gift that keeps on giving FFS.Apparently Romero is clapping 27 seconds in
Copa America...... the gift that keeps on giving FFS.Apparently Romero is clapping 27 seconds in
It’s the same with booing national anthems of the oppo, just a total lack of class and respect.For fucks sake.
What is wrong with people? It's 2024 footballers...grow the fuck up.
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The song is from the world cup.Why were they signing about the French football team? What’s their beef? Seems a weird one to me.
The whole team is in the bus. Both GLC and Romero are there. The controversy song is the last 9 seconds though. Only Enzo’s face is in that part of the videoApparently Romero is clapping 27 seconds in
RacismThe song is from the world cup.
I think they are blowing this out of proportion. There’s nothing racist in the song. Fofana even has a ivory coast flag in his profile.
The only part that could be considered distasteful is where it mentions Mbappe and trannies
Well ours weren't on camera at least.let's just hope neither of ours are caught up in this.
Not proven if not on cameraWas about to ask the same. Is Romero in that video? From the clip I've seen it seems to be the whole bus singing.
Oh.Apparently Romero is clapping 27 seconds in
I don't see it as being hugely racist tbf. Not watched the video, but did they call the French players blackies or something? Just pointing out that a lot of the French players have African backgrounds doesn't make it racist.
Well ours weren't on camera at least.
Not proven if not on camera
Oh.
I don't see it as being hugely racist tbf. Not watched the video, but did they call the French players blackies or something? Just pointing out that a lot of the French players have African backgrounds doesn't make it racist.
Are they? Bit of a stretch there. Could just as easily be said they're laughing about that to be good at football, France has to rely on immigration and exploitation of colonialism.Sure, but lets be clear here - they're not celebrating the diverse nature of the French team, they're actively mocking the idea that the players with African heritage who play for France are really in their eyes, not French.
There is clear subtext here and it's obvious that the intent was to poke at the idea that all the Black players have no place in that team. There's really no other way to see it, considering Argentina have had fuck all to with France this summer and for some reason, decided to celebrate their Copa America win some " light-hearted " racismo on their ride back to their hotel.
Are they? Bit of a stretch there. Could just as easily be said they're laughing about that to be good at football, France has to rely on immigration and exploitation of colonialism.
Again, not seen the clip nor read the translations, so happy to be corrected. But I think if they were singing that black players have no place in the French team, there would be a much bigger deal being made of this.
Not good. But doesn't read to me as overtly racist. They're not calling them monkeys or worse.That is what the subtext is....
"Listen, spread the word, they play in France, but they are all from Angola, they are going to run well, they like to sleep with trans people, their mum is Nigerian, their dad is Cameroonian"
Yeah, I get all warm and fuzzy reading those lyrics - look at the clear support of French diversity. Not a soul on the French team is Nigerian - the only player with Angolan heritage is Cavaminga.
Also, to your point RE: immigration and colonialism - the chant made no mention of any North African countries or players of Arab descent, many of who have featured for France and have played significant parts in winning Trophies for France (See Zizou ) - wonder why?
Not good. But doesn't read to me as overtly racist. They're not calling them monkeys or worse.
Consider that this was sung gleefully in 2008. In England. By us.
Seems in a rather similar vein.
As someone said in the Bentancur thread, that sort of stuff just isn't considered as bad in South America. Yet. But these kinds of things should certainly be highlighted to bring about change. Eventually it will be looked on the way it is here. But in the meantime, I think we need to be aware of cultural deviances from the norm as it exists where we live. Not excuse them..just be aware that things are often judged differently depending on where we are.
And FWIW, I still think you're inferring a lot more than what is contained in the lyrics to the song.
And that Mbappe shags trannies
Not good. But doesn't read to me as overtly racist. They're not calling them monkeys or worse.
Consider that this was sung gleefully in 2008. In England. By us.
Seems in a rather similar vein.
As someone said in the Bentancur thread, that sort of stuff just isn't considered as bad in South America. Yet. But these kinds of things should certainly be highlighted to bring about change. Eventually it will be looked on the way it is here. But in the meantime, I think we need to be aware of cultural deviances from the norm as it exists where we live. Not excuse them..just be aware that things are often judged differently depending on where we are.
And FWIW, I still think you're inferring a lot more than what is contained in the lyrics to the song.