In the days leading up to the nationwide premiere of the film, many venues across the country witnessed a heightened presence of law enforcement. Much of the paranoia stems from the dominant society’s perception that the legendary (and revolutionary) hip-hop group’s brutally honest message of Melanoid people being mistreated and killed at the hands of law enforcement would incite an emotional response from Melanoid viewers of the film, thus emboldening them to indulge in possible violent behavior.

However, no such instances occurred, once again dispelling misconstrued notions that Melanoid people behave a certain way. In the following video, CNN host Ashleigh Banfield discusses the box office hit:

Although this strikes as shocking news to the dominant society, this is the standard code of conduct that Melanoid people abide by as we attend films created by Melanoid people, which pales in comparison to the terroristic actions of murderers who are notorious for murdering innocent people in movie theaters on many occasions.

B. Clark