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When you have a pixel 10, you may get asked a few questions.

Like, what is that?

How did you do that? And can we use your camera instead?

Ask more of your phone. Google Pixel 10. Black Americans are turning their back on budding pop star

Tyler because she referred to herself as colored,

which is perfectly normal where she's from in South Africa, but not at all normal here in the United States.

Now black Americans are saying she is anti-black and she deserves no success in the U.S. of A.

Let's talk about it.

Guys, before we get into today's video, please like and subscribe us today, we're talking about South African artist.

Tyler, you may know her from one of our biggest hits, Water, others like Truth or Dare or A-R-T.

Well, she recently released an EP titled WWP, and it's apparently not doing so well in the United States.

It sold less than 4,000 copies in its first week live,

and black Americans are taking responsibility for this so-called flop era for Tyler.

Now, what did she do wrong? How did she piss off Black America?

Well, she referred to herself as colored.

Now, for those who are unfamiliar with this in South Africa,

colored people refer to themselves as colored. Now, Tyler, I guess, didn't realize that was a

derogatory term here in the United States. And she continued to refer to herself in that way.

Now, black Americans said, no, no, no, you can bring your South African culture here,

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