back again with another instantly-classic edition of worldstarhiphop comments. this video showcases a young gospel choir involved in some post-game activities, shouting out their love for everyone’s favorite franchise (now deeply rooted in the community might I add), mcdonalds. I personally thought this video was great because obviously these folks are booming with talent since this was all spontaneous, but at the same time how could this video NOT be potentially suited for VOLUME FIVE of worldstar comments? thanks for delivering once more anonymous assholes of worldstar.
http://www.worldstarhiphop.com/videos/video.php?v=wshh4z46m3ntEBpl52Zf
http://www.worldstarhiphop.com/videos/video.php?v=wshhxVf195e2iHk8m9Lm
a screenshot of Celebrity Deathmatch for PS3
shouldn’t have started that lame stoner gimmick in your raps, now you have some image to fulfill. and listen to what he’s saying about ‘detailed dreams’ and ‘creativity’ in music, this dude is beyond corny to me now. you can tell the high times brody can see right through his shit. ill still check in with the album tho no lie
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this is pretty old but 300 views on youtube? more people need to be aware of this. and i dont care if its fox news or not brodys
the groundbreaking mickey d’s franchise has dedicated an entire website to black people 
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The “purpose”:
“Like the unique African Baobab tree, which nourishes its community with its leaves and fruit, McDonald’s has branched out to the African-American community nourishing it with valuable programs and opportunities.”
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pretty awkward no? I don’t know what old deranged black man was pressing Ronald to make this website but more power to him? I guess?? What’s really funny about this is it came out of nowhere, no warning or no fliers, not even a promotional EP from the artist who made “Two All Beef Patties.”
And for all the tuff team proteges stationed in the South, you already know of the specifically placed ad-campaigns to black communities featuring black families in their commercials, hugged up with sweet tea/syrup or their southern-style biscuit (which was actually kinda bomb helped me get through an early flight back to the Bay, I won’t be biased despite being unaware of what parts of the chicken I may have ingested). I suppose McDonald’s just knows the community better than the other billion-dollar enterprises in the global monopoly. OR MAYBE their best contribution to black people was as a reference to a joke in Eddie Murphy’s “Raw.”
"I WAN' MEH'DONAAALLLLS"
Thank you Eddie.
I denounce all ties to McDonalds officially. No more fries OR mcflurries.
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