Earlier this week creator of “The Boondocks” Aaron McGruder revealed that he was launching a Kickstarter campaign to fund a live action movie starring none other than Uncle Ruckus.
Reports The Urban Daily:
“We are raising funds for an R-rated theatrical comedy featuring Uncle Ruckus, to be produced this year,” it says on the Kickstarter Page.” The movie will be written and directed by AARON MCGRUDER, and stars GARY ANTHONY WILLIAMS – who does the voice of Uncle Ruckus on the animated series. The story, which is currently being written, will not involve any of the other regular BOONDOCKS characters, but rather explore a part of the Ruckus family not seen in the show.”
A teaser clip of Uncle Ruckus waving a confederate flag was posted on the Facebook page and at UncleRuckusmovie.com, receiving mixed reactions from the over 6 Million followers. Several fans (including this writer) pointed out that they’d already seen a live action Uncle Ruckus in Samuel Jackson’s portrayal of the self-hating slave Stephen in “Django Unchained,” (despite Jackson’s insistence that they are not the same).
And now…the video.
This is EbenGregory.com…telling you slave mentality is the new black.
To each his own but in this society, majority rules. Majority of my community spends half their time cooning and the other half justifying their actions.
No PUN intended…but…NIGGA PLEASE!!!! Free yourself from yourself! Act like you get it…
Why is there not a TRinidad James or a Guccie Mane GIF in favor of this wonderful anouncement Eben? I dont need to start questioning your blackness brotha do IIIIIIIIIIII?? “o_0″
ROFL!!!!!!!!!!!!
Slave mentality is the new black??? Well, I’m Korean.
This is spacemanjay, telling you just because I’m setting up small businesses in your hood, doesn’t mean we share profits… act like you get it.
pleach…
hahahahahhaaaaaa!!!
PLEASE DON’T SAY THAT EBEN GREGORY….R U SERIOUS…U BELIEVE THATS THE PATH OF OUR PEOPLE NOW. I’M NOT GOING!
Truth hurts doesn’t it?
What may be the truth for others isn’t the truth for me, even if the people may look like myself.