Author Topic: BLACK PANTHER  (Read 2687 times)

Manzambi94 on: March 15, 2018, 07:57

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Talking about black panther (a movie based on African pride) I really found very lovely when Chad Boseman interviewed on Rolling Stones said that he inspired himself to Obama, Mandela and most of all Lumumba, I admit I have cried because I felt that somehow Lumumba's work wasn't vain, anyway what really pissed me off about that movie is that they were no Congolese on the Soundtrack, no Angolans, no Ivorian or Togolese but only commonwealth people, which is totally absurd, especially if you take Lumumba as the staring inspiration, Fally, Ferre even Fabro would have been perfect for that and could have given the antique spark our music needed, why does American people even though they know Congo (talking about black guys) don't consider our country for thus things?

BrazzaBoy #1 on: March 15, 2018, 21:03

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I live in the states bro and its not their fault. Most people from africa that live here are from liberia nigeria and sierra leone. Thats why african americans are not familiar with anything from francophone africa, not to mention the language barrier. Its the same in francophone countries, you probably wont find a lot of people from nigeria liberia or sierra leone in france belgium or quebec. I knew literraly nothing about the nigerian culture when i lived in france, like NOTHING. In french movies you’ll hear music from senegal or mali or even ivory coast at times but never from Liberia. Thats just that people are not familiar thats all.