Timberlake Booted From Ghetto Red Carpet: Tries Too Hard to be Black

TIMBERLAKE REJECTED

“He tries too hard to be black.” That’s ultimately what it came down to, said Underpriviledged Media editor Kirkland Perkins. That is the voice of the Ghetto Bragging Rights community. “Justin Timberlake is no Vanilla Ice. He deserves to be able to compete for the Ghetto’s most respected rights, Ghetto Bragging Rights Unplugged critic Howard Jones, says Timberlake should be able to atleast compete in the 2008 competition. “The Ghetto Bragging Rights is the Red Carpet for brothers whose crimes are more political than criminal,” Perkins said. “Timberlake does not belong here.”(MORE BELOW)

Timberlake Denied Ghetto Bragging Rights: Tries Too Hard to be Black

“Whites who urban blacks accept are accepted because they don’t try to be black. They just let it flow. Justin tries too hard.”

That’s ultimately what it came down to, said Underpriviledged Media editor Kirkland Perkins. That is the voice of the Ghetto Bragging Rights community.

Perkins says he initially thought the Bragging Rights community would embrace Timberlake after he joined Beyonce in the remake of his hit single Until the End of Time.Beyonce, who has consistently received the Bragging Rights has enough merit alone to get Timberlake the recognition he wants.In considering celebrities who’ll qualify to compete for the 2008 Rights, the community (almost) unanimously rejected Timberlake.There are some in the community who think Timberlake does deserve to be able to compete for the rights.

Perkins’ editorial nemisis in the Underprivileged Media Group, Howard Jones, says Timberlake should be able to atleast compete in the 2008 competition and says Perkins’ shouldn’t allow the community’s influence to determine who’s eligible to compete.Jones, the editor of the Ghetto Bragging Rights Unplugged says he’s not afraid to take Perkins to task over the issue.“Justin Timberlake is no Vanilla Ice. He deserves to be able to compete for the Ghetto’s most respected rights.

“I can see we’re going to disagree on a lot of issues,” of the growing editorial war emerging between the two editors.

“But I’m not afraid of challenging him for the rights of celebrities of all colors to get the opportunity to compete for the Ghetto Bragging Rights.”

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Howard Jones