Thanksgiving Clapbacks: Best Black Family Social Media Memes
The Best Thanksgiving Clapbacks: When Family Members Roast More Than Just The Turkey
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No matter what, the holidays are a time for family and there is nothing like sitting at the dinner table surrounded by loved ones on Thanksgiving. Even when some of your cousins get on your last nerve, cracking jokes with your kinfolk is like a past time during a Black Thanksgiving.
With Black families comes opinionated relatives feeling free to express themselves on any given topic regardless of anyone’s feelings. Good-natured ribbing can quickly devolve into a vicious war of words.
That Thanksgiving ritual of family members roasting more than the turkey will be back better than ever. Especially when it comes to that nosey auntie who might sip on a little too much Hennessy to effectively police what comes out of her mouth. But that phenomenon is far from restricted to aunties, as uncles, cousins, brothers, sisters, mothers, fathers, grandparents, play cousins and basically everybody under a single extended family tree tends to get involved with the slick talk thinly veiled as familial advice.
What comes next is the inevitable clapback, defined in part by Urban Dictionary as, “basically a comeback, most likely pumped with attitude, sass and or shade.” The precious online resource provided an example: “he called her ratchet! you should have heard the clapback oh jesus.”
If it’s still unclear what exactly that means, do yourself a favor and scroll down to find dozens of examples of Thanksgiving Clapbacks that you might want to prepare yourself for if you find yourself in a similar situation as described above. Or perhaps you’ll be on the receiving end of the clapback-inducing barbs. If so, you’ll still find all the verbal ammunition you need to adequately defend yourself while sipping your tea and trying to move on to the next topic.
In the meantime, keep reading to find the absolute best of Thanksgiving Clapbacks.
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The Best Thanksgiving Clapbacks: When Family Members Roast More Than Just The Turkey was originally published on kysdc.com
