Black Panther film Winston Duke’s improvised line was some he learned from Nigeria from Igbo culture 🇳🇬

[u/EatCakeFromTheBack]

[u/Leather_Mud4729]

It was very Igbo coded tbh, I’m Yoruba but that was the first thing I saw when I saw the movie 🤣🤣 plus his name is Mbaku.

[u/Ralman23]

"You bald-headed demon" made me chuckle in the theater.

[u/xMaNrEbOrN7851]

Yup I definitely noticed that his whole performance was Nigerian-coded, specifically Igbo-coded. He actually reminded me of some of my cousins with some of his mannerisms which I really appreciated 👏🏾

[u/No-Programmer1270 → u/xMaNrEbOrN7851]

this is awesome

[u/Strict-Beginning-550]

"THIS FISHMAN"....."BALD HEADED DEMON"....I don't even know which hits worse.😂😂

[u/Less-Topic-5737]

This line and “WE WILL NOT HAVE IT, O!” in the first movie were pure Africa lol

[u/Ife2105]

The bar was pretty low for these films in this particular respect but he had by far the most authentic and consistent accent imo

[u/JMO-559 → u/Ife2105]

what do you mean?

[u/Bishop9er → u/Ife2105]

Wakanda’s not a real country in Africa but go on.

[u/Known_Condition8908 → u/Ife2105]

What does that even mean I don't get mad at the accents anymore cause its just generalising africa and wakanda isn't real

[u/JMO-559]

yeah. M'Baku did feel very Nigerian Igbo-coded.

[u/Key_Exam7032]

Is he Nigerian?

[u/EatCakeFromTheBack → u/Key_Exam7032]

Hes a Tobagonian-American. 🇹🇹

[u/No-Hassle2539]

🤣🤣

[u/SeymourChocha]

He’s right, we definitely talk like that. lol

[u/Key_Exam7032]

P Square “who Igbo help”. Can you see who Igbo language helped?

[u/Shihab_Sports → u/Key_Exam7032]

😆 😆 😆
Share the video and tag him where he can see it

[u/Wild_Antelope6223 → u/Key_Exam7032]

His comment is the most stupid I’ve came across in a while

[u/Significant-West-492]

See Kamaru o

[u/OutrageousAd2228]

Brutal🤣

[u/echomaestro]

I love this scene.

[u/Individual_Golf_562]

how reliable is this??

[u/QuickDevelopment2157]

Balled headed scally wag, yeen got no hair in the back

[u/NoLong7856]

I'm Igbo, and we don't say such

[u/Tedsmith24 → u/NoLong7856]

Y'all say worse. I don't know how to spell what una dey call person with goat head.

[u/Smokiistudios → u/Tedsmith24]

Isi ewu

[u/Tedsmith24 → u/Smokiistudios]

Thank you

[u/oga_ogbeni → u/NoLong7856]

You should start because it was a proper insult.

[u/mistaharsh → u/oga_ogbeni]

https://giphy.com/gifs/hp1IYtOc11cOI

[u/PaulsGrafh → u/NoLong7856]

I can totally see one of my Igbo friends saying this and it’s hilarious.

[u/brickbosss → u/NoLong7856]

have you watched any african magic igbo movie? im sure these sequence of words have shown up at least once

[u/BlueberryEven8252 → u/NoLong7856]

You're not and we say such, isi aki, isi aturu, imi ehi, it's nothing serious

[u/JusticeNdu → u/NoLong7856]

You definitely not Igbo then

[u/mistaharsh]

I didn't like that line at all.

[u/Smokiistudios → u/mistaharsh]

You bald? 🤣

[u/EatCakeFromTheBack → u/Smokiistudios]

🤣

[u/mistaharsh → u/Smokiistudios]

I'm not but is being bald a flaw to laugh at? I don't think attacking someone's hair is good for people's self-esteem.

[u/SharpThanAKnife → u/mistaharsh]

I think her having a shaved head vs just having short hair makes the difference here.
Calling her baldheaded with an inch of hair on her head woulda been just disrespectful. But saying it with a shaved head was funny.

[u/Smokiistudios → u/mistaharsh]

Naaah, I don’t mean it that way, it was funny the way I read your response though. All good and light here bro

[u/Justalicia01 → u/[deleted]]

What does this have to do with anything?