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In Flip&apos;s path towards &quot;keeping it real&quot; by becoming hip-hop star, harsh realities surface to shake up his world.

Whiteboyz

Most people just don&apos;t get it...

As I read reviews of this movie I just can&apos;t keep feeling like most of you just don&apos;t get it. I&apos;m reading comments here on IMDb like &quot;white boys trying to act like they are black (c&apos;mon that is terrible)&quot; or &quot;can someone say Wigger...&quot;. You are missing the point. This movie is simply one big satire of young white teenagers who grow up in decent or rich environment (or Iowa) idolizing the ghetto life that they see on MTV and trying to mimic it. As a product of a large city public school system in the mid nineties I saw these kinds of kids every day. It&apos;s pretty depressing actually. Low self-esteem kids with terrible identity disorders trying so desperately to find themselves. Or not? Maybe most of them just don&apos;t know how to act. Whatever it is I&apos;d have to say that this movie was on point with every aspect of this kind of lifestyle. For someone like me, who went to school with kids like this, Whiteboyz is a hilarious movie! Flip dog is just so incredibly lost in his gangster world, working out scenarios with Khalid before his talks to him, rapping in front of the mirror, etc. Khalid even tries to explain this to Flip and Flip is so lost he just doesn&apos;t understand what he is telling him. Khalid was probably the most normal kid in the movie. He respected his Mom, he has aspirations to go to college, and wasn&apos;t all about getting in trouble. What was the most revealing about what this movie was trying to do was the scene where James comes out of his &quot;gangster&quot; act and starts ranting racial slurs. Did James have multiple personalities? No. How could you miss the point after seeing that? There are plenty of people I&apos;d like to show this movie to but sadly they won&apos;t get it. It&apos;s definitely one of the funniest movies I&apos;ve ever seen. It was acted out perfectly and just down right hilarious. Unfortunately, most of the people just don&apos;t get it. Recommended as a wake up call to all you gangster white boys out there that grew up in a stable home. Cheers!

Theatrical Trailer from Fox Searchlight Pictures

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As I read reviews of this movie I just can't keep feeling like most of you just don't get it. I'm reading comments here on IMDb like "white boys trying to act like they are black (c'mon that is terrible)" or "can someone say Wigger...". You are missing the point. This movie is simply one big satire of young white teenagers who grow up in decent or rich environment (or Iowa) idolizing the ghetto life that they see on MTV and trying to mimic it. As a product of a large city public school system in the mid nineties I saw these kinds of kids every day. It's pretty depressing actually. Low self-esteem kids with terrible identity disorders trying so desperately to find themselves. Or not? Maybe most of them just don't know how to act. Whatever it is I'd have to say that this movie was on point with every aspect of this kind of lifestyle. For someone like me, who went to school with kids like this, Whiteboyz is a hilarious movie! Flip dog is just so incredibly lost in his gangster world, working out scenarios with Khalid before his talks to him, rapping in front of the mirror, etc. Khalid even tries to explain this to Flip and Flip is so lost he just doesn't understand what he is telling him. Khalid was probably the most normal kid in the movie. He respected his Mom, he has aspirations to go to college, and wasn't all about getting in trouble. What was the most revealing about what this movie was trying to do was the scene where James comes out of his "gangster" act and starts ranting racial slurs. Did James have multiple personalities? No. How could you miss the point after seeing that? There are plenty of people I'd like to show this movie to but sadly they won't get it. It's definitely one of the funniest movies I've ever seen. It was acted out perfectly and just down right hilarious. Unfortunately, most of the people just don't get it. Recommended as a wake up call to all you gangster white boys out there that grew up in a stable home. Cheers!

In Flip's path towards "keeping it real" by becoming hip-hop star, harsh realities surface to shake up his world.

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