He might be happily married, but Darroll Lawson was inspired to create his infamous viral video by what he considers to be single black women's relationship issues.
When a married father of three put together an animated video as a satirical take on what black women want out of a relationship, his modest hope was that it would bring a little traffic to his online radio show. He didn't anticipate that the three-minute YouTube clip, called "Black Marriage Negotiations," would garner nearly 500,000 views, spawn a number of copycats and turn into a flash point over the intensely sensitive topic of black marriage and relationships. Darroll Lawson, 40, an information-technology consultant living in Atlanta, created the video to drive traffic to his website, PhilosoG, where he and his friend Billy Briggs talk about "empowering men to empower families."
3 comments:
why is an seemingly happilyy married black man worried about the relationship ills of black women? I wonder.. I thought the video was funny and i don't see myself, but now every stereotype has some truth so I wonder how funny it would have been if the video was made based on stereotypes of black men ? ***crickets**
The question is are you in a healthy relationship with a blackman?
Kim
Dont be doin no hit and run snippits, ya been getting flack in latest commericials from State Farms, and PEPSI!
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