The blacker the berry, the sweeter the juice, what does that mean?

[Anonymous]

[madhatters4]

literally?
the darker a berry is the more ripe it is and thus the more sweet it will be

figuratively?
people use it to suggest that the darker a woman's skin is the "tastier"/sexier she is

[Intraluminal]

Well literally it means exactly what it says, darker berries are riper, therefore sweeter. Figuratively, it means that black girls vaginal secretions are sweeter than white girls.

[Pomegranate139]

Eew what no way. Don't all vaginas taste the same? How can one be better tasting?

[Intraluminal]

@Pomegranate139
Of course they don't all taste the same, so obviously some taste better than others.

[Pomegranate139]

Wouldn't that be based more on hygiene instead of race?

[Intraluminal]

@Pomegranate139
First, vaginas are "self cleaning" kind of like ovens, so great amounts of hygiene are unnecessary, even undesirable. Second, you're right, I think. Based on my limited experience, blacks girls are not significantly sweeter, although there is a subtle difference I *think* but it could be down to diet or something else. In any case, they all taste good.

[Pomegranate139]

Ok thanks 😁

[Curlybeauty17]

It applies to actual fruit and can apply to people with darker skin as a kind saying to feel good about their dark skin in a world where light/white skin is the standard of beauty.

[vishna]

Ya know, haha, I always thought it was about beautiful black women. If there's another meaning, everyone in my life and in the movie industry have totally made that sexual.

[Gabriella171]

"Some say the blacker the berry the sweeter the juice "
"I say the darker the flesh the deeper the roots "

- Tupac Shakur

[writing_essays]

It means black people have hidden good qualities and shouldn't be discarded as romantic partners or friends.

[Asker]

It's funny how you put it. I guess you're probably a racist.

[BaileyisDarcy]

What, cause called them black people instead of African Americans?
Thats not racist at all.

[RJGraveyTrain]

It insinuates that the darker your complexion is, the sweeter your coochie is.

[Lithium65]

the phrase is:
The darker the berry, the sweeter the juice.

[BaileyisDarcy]

Nope.

Blacker the berry, the sweeter the juice
(You could say it ain't so but darling, whats the use)
Darker the chocolate, richer the taste
(And thats where its at, oh baby run and tell that)

I love that song

[That1tallguy]

it means when a black berry is darker it's sweeter when it's red it's bitter understand?

[KiaTate]

It means the darker the complexion the sweeter the taste.

[blondfrog]

Mean's black people are good lovers or something lol.

[Lusus_naturae]

No it means like it says, darker berries are sweeter than lighter ones! We had it growing up before it got sexualized as a pick up line for black people, and i am saying black because not all black people came from Africa.

[deraz24]

Its really just an ode to darker people

[lovegotti254]

the darker a person is the more better they are

[Asker]

That's fucked up!

[lovegotti254]

what's fucked up?

[Asker]

The meaning

[lovegotti254]

Lol that's what it means to me

[Asker]

That's cool I'm just saying what it means is fucked up

[lovegotti254]

yeah

[CapnHawk]

Ask a black woman - she'll tell you!

[TripleAce]

Just sayings... for fun

[rgb008]

Go drink some juice.
Get your vitamin C.

[Anonymous]

Black women have the best feeling vaginas

[lord_chilled]

Is it true that they have the tightest ones? I read a study about that

[Opinion Owner]

@lord_chilled not sure. I think all women's vaginas feel tight, unless you have 10 kids or something.

[lord_chilled]

Yeah, those studies can often be very biased, amd stuff,, so better taken with a grain of salt. Plus i dont have that much experience, which is why i asked

[lord_chilled]

No clue but it seems to have a sexual innuendo

[karahiri]

Ripeness?

[Anonymous]

The blacker the person the better they taste

[Anonymous]

It's a song by kendrick lamar, look it up

[Anonymous]

It means they like white meat.

[Opinion Owner]

I know. I've enjoyed plenty black berries.

[Anonymous]

it is clear