Which member of the Jazz had a child with a snow-bunny?
Queerdooe on
Congrats on the baby, fuuuuuccccckkkk Utah tho.
NOSjoker21 on
Tyrone is originally an Irish name. Due to Anglo-Saxon descendants of Pilgrims in the violently racist antebellum south segregating Irish and Scottish indentured servants with the African slaves, some culture trade was made.
So, not out of character entirely that a white man is named Tyrone.
MissLilum on
It’s also an Irish name, so I can see some really really sheltered people coming across it in a baby name book and not realising it’s actual cultural use in America (especially if they’re the sort of people who come up with their dream kids names at like 13 who are pretty common in Utah)Â
Antron_RS on
Welcome to the Reggie Cleveland All-Stars, Tyrone
Aggressive-Sound-641 on
I am in my 40’s and the stereotypical name for black men then was Leroy. The first ever Leroy I met was a white transfer student. Also the name Leroy was introduced after the Norman conquest and basically means “the King”
manningthehelm on
He’s almost for sure going to go by Ty
Captain-Spectrum on
“CALL HIM!” 🎶
couchtomato62 on
What a cutie
Ambitious-Duck7078 on
Wait til you hear about Black Americans being born in Utah! I know a few of them, as I’m a former SLC resident myself. I’m not from there though. After a decade, they’re still some of my closest friends.
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Which member of the Jazz had a child with a snow-bunny?
Congrats on the baby, fuuuuuccccckkkk Utah tho.
Tyrone is originally an Irish name. Due to Anglo-Saxon descendants of Pilgrims in the violently racist antebellum south segregating Irish and Scottish indentured servants with the African slaves, some culture trade was made.
So, not out of character entirely that a white man is named Tyrone.
It’s also an Irish name, so I can see some really really sheltered people coming across it in a baby name book and not realising it’s actual cultural use in America (especially if they’re the sort of people who come up with their dream kids names at like 13 who are pretty common in Utah)Â
Welcome to the Reggie Cleveland All-Stars, Tyrone
I am in my 40’s and the stereotypical name for black men then was Leroy. The first ever Leroy I met was a white transfer student. Also the name Leroy was introduced after the Norman conquest and basically means “the King”
He’s almost for sure going to go by Ty
“CALL HIM!” 🎶
What a cutie
Wait til you hear about Black Americans being born in Utah! I know a few of them, as I’m a former SLC resident myself. I’m not from there though. After a decade, they’re still some of my closest friends.
I think you better call Tyrooooooone
CALL HIM!
We can’t have nothing 🤣😂🤣🤣🤣
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Exactly. Names carry so much history, and it’s wild how they cross cultures and time like that.
Look at that chunkamonk!