I think it's much worse than Song of the South actually. Blaxploitation has it's place,certainly. it's useful to compare this movie to coonskin or john waters' early work. i'm pretty sure that there's a difference between outdated representations or their reiteration in order to challenge them but this kind of intend-to-offend approach was tired in the 70s. and while it bares being noted that black people are perfectly capable of reproducing racist representations, the entire cast and the rest of the production crew is white. i wonder who the audience is?

I joined buzzfeed only because this is insane. This is not irony, or satire or anything else the redeems racial humor. This is just minstrelsy. C'mon peggy, are you serious? a whole internet full of wierd and hilarious shenanigans and you choose to direct your readers toward racism and misogyny? Seriously, when did sexual assault become funny? if you can't tell funny from this garbage stick to cats and japanese sex toys which are both defensibly awesome.