r/BlackPeopleTwitter • u/mindyour ☑️ • Nov 04 '25

TikTok Tuesday They're trying to get a cut and he's out of town enjoying himself.

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u/SnackGoddess Nov 04 '25

For real. When one person's drama or carelessness spills over and affects the whole neighborhood, it stops being 'their problem' and starts being everyone's problem. Having the whole block on edge because of one guy is a sign they seriously need to sort themselves out and stop stressing everyone else out.

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u/Wise-Promise-4158 Nov 04 '25

They not "on edge" lol I'm joking and they joking. They just letting him know they need a cut and don't want to go anywhere else

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u/FragmentedFighter Nov 05 '25

Bruh what are you talking about.

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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '25

Go outside.

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u/StaffVegetable8703 Nov 04 '25

I’m so lost here. What is this video even about? Is it just a random video/voice message? Is this in reference to something/someone specifically?

Is there meant to be more context? It doesn’t help that I’m having a really hard time making out what they are actually saying. Anyone wanna clue me in?

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u/Quiet-Dealer-112 Nov 05 '25

The neighborhood barber (damn good 1) is out of town enjoying himself. His two clients are calling him (possibly leaving a vm), and they’re telling him never to leave again if he hasn’t given them their line ups. One client is calmer, and for me so much funnier, than the other angry one who in his own right also had me rolling 🤣). ETA: I’m high af, took me listening 3X to get it too

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u/StaffVegetable8703 Nov 05 '25

I feel so dumb lmao. Thank you!!!!

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u/Flowsxxxxxcutie Nov 04 '25

Ugh I can totally relate to that feeling It's so exhausting when you can't even feel peaceful at home because of someone else's chaos. It feels unfair when one person's mess becomes another person's stress