• @moshtradamus666
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    89 months ago

    That AI needs to learn more afro hair styles

  • @MrJameGumb
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    79 months ago

    Don’t forget the Genie!

  • Che Banana
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    69 months ago

    Anecdotally I met an Egyptian fellow named Aladin, however he let us know the "correct pronunciation " is Al- adeeen . Just thought it was interesting and have no idea if that is proper pronunciation or not.

    • Jilanico
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      29 months ago

      I met a dude with this name too. It was pronounced alaa ud-deen.

  • Rhynoplaz
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    9 months ago

    Does the AI know that not all black people are stuck in the 70s?

    • @bizarrocullenOP
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      39 months ago

      Actually I made it in the style of 1970s blaxpliotation movies

  • kersploosh
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    9 months ago

    “Riff raff. Street rat.”
    I don’t buy that.
    If only they’d look closer.
    Would they see a poor boy? No sir-ee.
    They’d find out I’m black and se-e-xy.

  • @RizzRustbolt
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    49 months ago

    Random Earth, Wind and Fire cameo.

  • Jilanico
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    39 months ago

    The original Aladdin (assuming any story can really claim to be the original) was a Chinese Muslim.

    • @[email protected]
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      29 months ago

      I got the impression it wasn’t clear if they were Chinese or further North West towards the -stans. But for sure Jasmine was a Chinese princess he brought back.

      • Jilanico
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        29 months ago

        The stories say “a city in China,” but it might have been referring to a region near China. There are plenty of Chinese Muslims tho. The evil sorcerer claims to be his paternal uncle and he’s from Morocco or thereabouts, so Aladdin might have been an immigrant or half-Chinese.

        Jasmine is actually a Disneyfication of the story. The Chinese Muslim princess was named “Badr Al-Badur” and she wore modest clothing and a face veil, but who in Hollywood wants to see that? Hence the revealing outfit.

        I don’t recall them moving away from the Chinese city upon marriage, but it’s all fiction at the end of the day…

  • @[email protected]
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    19 months ago

    Man on the left in thumbnail image has a huge arm, and hand the size of his head. He must have big feet.