re: Whats with the hate in this Popeyes commercial

Never gonna happen

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all races want to differentiate their race and magnify the differences.

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Because it's normal. I'm not saying that being racist is or should be "the norm". But the very natural thing for people of a particular race to do is to clan up with others of the same race. That's what comes naturally. You walk into a room at lunchtime all the time, and see the black guys/gals sitting together, and the white guys/gals sitting together. It's society that's trying to force feed and shove diversity down our throat at every possible angle and visual image you get. From a picture to a commercial to a movie character, etc.

Am I the only one that thought the flavor town thing was a hit on Guy Fieri being a lame douche?

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the white person in the interracial couples is always the male, seems odd

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That’s because they don’t put 600 lb white women in many commercials and black men don’t usually go skinny when they date white chicks.

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the white person in the interracial couples is always the male, seems odd

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Because black women control the family EBT cards.

Because black women complain loudly (if only you listen to them) about black men being either taken or too full of themselves to be good mates or gay. And nothing makes some black women madder than a 'good' black man going to waste.

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Am I the only one that thought the flavor town thing was a hit on Guy Fieri being a lame douche?

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ive watched a few guy fieri shows and i have no idea what you're talking about so i doubt the people who wrote this commercial were referencing some obscure 'thing' that only you seem to know.

Boneless wings? Slow-cooked fried chicken?

What the hell kind of dystopian mutant world are we living in?

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A couple boards a trolley in New Orlean's Garden District, 

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Google "Flavortown" because it definitely isn't obscure

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i'll pass. i'm on the internet a good bit, spend lots of time with the wife watching food network and have no idea what this is so i'm not going to look it up in an online encyclopedia so i can be 'in the loop' for a commercial.

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This isn’t true if you don’t know what flavortown is. Guy Fieri is on food network all day.

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i seriously have no idea and i know for a fact we've watched him a million times. all i remember about his shows is watching people put salt & flour & crap into a mixer inside a food truck to prep and then when they're finished putting the sandwich or whatever together he gets to take a big sloppy bite and roll his eyes while he says 'thats some good pork belly'.

if he has some signature 'flavortown' saying then somehow i've missed it for years.