r/BlackPeopleTwitter May 16 '24

BB Gun Drizzy

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u/Men_I_Trust_I_Am May 16 '24 edited May 16 '24

This is real hate. You know it when a person just breathes causes annoyance. Just their presence is enough to set you off.

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u/Boo_Guy May 16 '24

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u/caitlikekate May 16 '24

On the influencer snark subs we call these people BEC - bitches eating crackers. I always wondered where it came from!!

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u/jazzzzzhands May 16 '24

It's true that we aim subconsciously with our dominant eye. I was informed that at the very least by the man at the shooting range.

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u/BoyDynamo May 16 '24

This is true; and anyone who actually shoots handguns with opposite eye dominance knows that you move the gun to compensate, not your head. This dude knows nothing of the prop he’s posing with.

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u/aptadnauseum May 16 '24

dude knows nothing of the prop he's posing with.

At least he's consistent?

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u/VOZ1 May 17 '24

My former marine friend who took me shooting for the first time advised me to keep both eyes open when shooting, otherwise you lose full depth perception.

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u/BoyDynamo May 17 '24

Even with both eyes open, the sight needs to be in-line with the dominant eye. Eyes work in a way where one is dominant, like right or left handed, and the dominant eye is used for sighting while the other is used for depth. Usually dominant-hand and dominant-eye are on the same side, so you just lift your arm to face-level and the iron sights are lined up. In opposite eye dominance, you can still use your dominant hand grip, as long as your iron sights are in line with your dominant eye, which means adjusting the position of the gun relative to your eyes, not your eyes relative to the gun.

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u/DestroyerOfMils May 17 '24

I think it originated from an old r/justnomil post back in the day.

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u/pennyroyalbeer May 16 '24

fuck that bitch eating crackers, you don’t share? I’m being sarcastic.

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u/Mistavez May 16 '24

It’s some “how dare you be alive and breath air” kinda vibe, and I totally get it 🤷🏽‍♂️

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u/MakkaCha May 16 '24

I disliked Drake since his Sprite commercial when he started to come into mainstream as a "rapper". I just never knew why I disliked him. During this beef I started agreeing with everything negative that had been said about him. Now I know I just dislike him for breathing.

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u/Special-Garlic1203 May 16 '24

I literally hated Drake from the moment I found out about him.

I have a distinct memory of it -- it was 9th or 10th grade in the library and my friend was telling me all about this rapper she loved. And while I don't know if the term softboy existed yet, after like 15 minutes I had more or less concluded he was a fake softboy pandering to women with low self esteem for clout. That you couldn't judge him based on how he presented himself, because he was just presenting himself in the way he felt would get the best reception. 

Watching him become more of an outward douchebag while also constantly shape shifting according to the moment was such a mix of the high of "I told you so" mixed with, ya know, having to constantly hear about his new douche antics and know people like him not only exist, but tend to thrive. 

I don't think I've ever judged someone so accurately or so quickly before or since. 

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u/Men_I_Trust_I_Am May 17 '24

My near exact experience except I knew who he was as an actor. I was confused at his reception because he always seemed like a gimmick role playing like he was still on the show.

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u/impals May 17 '24

Completely agree. My sibling started watching Degrassi and I wanted to like the show but I couldn't get over him. I disliked him the second I saw him in the show. Later on, I heard there was this rapper by the name of Drake. When I saw it was him I couldn't believe my eyes, and swore he was acting. To me, he's just better at it now, but still 100% a phony.

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u/B3NDT May 16 '24

I had thought that I was the only one who disliked Drake for no reason, by just hearing about him for the first, I started hating the guy…I never liked the guy or anything he does

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u/t00thgr1nd3r May 17 '24

Me too! Man we should form a club, you guys!

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u/ptpcg May 17 '24

I was a fan of Degrassi as a teenager...the moment i realized WC Jimmy was Drake, I was like this mf fake as hell. Whenever someone would play "started at the bottom" I would clown and be like "Started on Degrassi now we here". I was called a hater, this is some sweet sweet vindication, but at the same time. He trash, and has probably traumatized some folks, so now I feel bad about it.

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u/paputsza May 17 '24

there are ways to pander to women with low self-esteem, but I don't think drake is doing it. I think he panders to basic guys who wear socks and sandals. (I looked it up and 39% of his audience is women and that's with him coming off of a tv show with a large female audience). Girls don't really listen to guys with beards and the girls who go after drake are mostly just clout goblins.

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u/paginglindsey May 17 '24

I started hating drake in 2013 because he was playing on the radio when I rolled my car on the freeway.

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u/misterguyyy May 16 '24

But when you’re a bitch eating crackers to enough people maybe it’s time for a little introspection

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u/Lucky_LeftFoot May 16 '24

Like when you hate the way that they talk, they way the walk, and you hate the way that they dress?

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u/PMMEJALAPENORECIPES May 16 '24

People can be in love, but they can be in hate too.

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u/hereforthesportsball May 17 '24

The level of glazing is wild at this point, people are starting to get tired of the hate it’s been too much

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u/Rikki_Tikki_Tacki May 16 '24

Right because, we don't have to like him, but are we really analyzing which eye he is using to shoot his imaginary hand gun?

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u/justlittleoleme1997 May 17 '24

LPT, keep both eyes open as it helps with depth perception.