brobible does it again
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Mr. Stereotype is the embodiment of every statement that sets people back, regardless of race, creed, or religion. If there's something mildly offensive in this regard, Mr. Stereotype probably has something to do with it.
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Ahh twitter, you know that tool that’s revolutionizing how we communicate and get our news… yeah… not in this case.
While we are poking fun at the subject, follow the current conversation on the most offensive “trending topic” of the day: ‘#doesntmeanyourblack’
Just watch and be amazed.
Let’s face it. If we’re going to stereotype where the vast majority of motivated, educated, young finance majors are working after graduation these days, it’s on Wall Street. Mr Stereotype is no different. I attended your generic top 15 school, graduated, and went on to work at the generic bulge-bracket investment bank so I could KILL it on the weekends and be hated by 98% of the American public on weekdays. I’ll save my interning experiences for another post, but after a fruitful junior year summer, I was lucky enough to receive an offer to work full-time in the fairytale land of financial services.
Fast forward a few years and I’m sitting on a trading floor with dozens of other miserable people, selling products most people don’t understand to people who don’t understand them so that my government-assisted company can make some cash, pay back TARP, and give Joe The Plumber a mortgage for his suburban Cleveland home. Throughout my ten, eleven, or twelve-hour days sitting in front of computer monitors, separated from the people to my left and right by a few feet, no walls, and no cubicles, there is one constant occurrence: the flat screen TVs sprinkled throughout the trading floor streaming CNBC…all…day…long. The only time I’ve seen the channel changed is for high-speed police chases, or Bubble Boy, for which all of Wall Street will pause.
Now, no one usually listens to CNBC because the stories they’re breaking or the news they’re reporting has already hit the trading floor a few minutes earlier. Most people, like me, Mr Stereotype, just leave the volume on mute and pause from time to time to look at the Money Honeys…or rather, the decently attractive women that CNBC puts on the desk to maintain viewers’ attention and keep companies paying for ad spots.
Any person who’s worked in finance will tell you that the trading floor is dominated by men. It’s about a 4:1 ratio. Take that small percentage of women working on the floor and only about 1 in 10 is a looker. So unlike guys working in fashion, marketing, public relations, or any job that doesnt require math expertise, those of us in finance are left with CNBC anchors as our eye candy (sorry women, it’s not stereotyping if it’s true, check those male/female SAT averages).
But some of them aren’t that bad…
A stereotypical finance guy secretly wishes that one, two, or all of the Money Honeys will pose for Playboy or Penthouse to bring in some extra cash during the Financial Crisis. And really, there’s no shame in posing for Playboy. After all, Janet Jackson did it. Nothing is more of a turn on than someone who already has a legitimate career posing naked to let everyone know that along with being successful, they also have a smoking hot body. If not Playboy, let’s at least get a guest appearance in Maxim, GQ, FHM, or something…
EDITORS NOTE: The following Money Honeys were referenced for “research purposes:” Mitali Mukherjee, Becky Quick, Erin Burnett, Melissa Francis, Trish Regan, Michelle Caruso-Cabrera, Maria Bartiromo, Melissa Lee, Karen Tso (CNBC Australia), Amanda Drury (CNBC Australia)
In an attempt to make money off of the Tiger Woods fiasco, Maino releases a new single (via German Music site hip-hop-news.de), listen to it after the jump.
Just when Tiger woods thought he was in the clear, Maino comes out with a new single going after the “athlete of the decade” in his new single “Get Em Tiger.” Sometimes I wish I could make this stuff up, but these stories actually write themselves.
What do you think? Get Em Tiger? Hell Yeah
Do Work,
Mr Stereotype
Reporting from Jumpertown, Mississippi
Local Members of the NAACB (National Association for the Advancement of Colored Bro’s) have decided to drop their case against the Jumpertown, Mississippi Police Department after officials deemed the whole incident a “misunderstanding” For some, the incident is already being called a Really Chill Christmas Miracle.
Last week, members of the black community were outraged when reports surfaced that Arnold Posner, a local resident of Jumpertown, was arrested for breaking and entering into his own home. His neighbor and high school football teammate Steve Falor made this comment to the Jumpertown Minute last week:
I mean, It was really messed up but I guess I kind of understand where the cops were coming from… this is a really nice neighborhood and there aren’t a lot of Black folk around, so if he was passing by… well… you know… he was breaking and entering… delivering presents.
After news of Posner’s arrest hit the 24/7 news cycle, the officer on the scene were questioned about his motive. Sergeant Jason McCormick later admitted
After it became blatantly clear to me that he was breaking and entering into his own house, I neglected the facts because I was hoping that we would —you know — all get to share a beer with president Obama and debate racial stereotypes.
Members of the black community rose up in opposition to this clear display of racial injustice until the NAACB released this statement
Members of the African American community: we share your feelings of utter disgust and disapproval of the unjust treatment of African Americans in their own homes. In our effect to remain objective, when the police sergeant admitted his intentions, we concluded that his cause was just. We would like to join the officer and Arnold Poser at the table when beers start flowing with the President.
After this historic event came to a sound conclusion, executives from Hollywood began discussing film rights to “Arnold Posner: A Really Chill Christmas Mircale” with Mr. Posner. The film is labeled as a short vignette on how being chill is breaking racial stereotypes and uniting a nation this holiday season.
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I previously wrote about an episode of chicken shortages at Popeyes… yes, this stereotype has some merit
I don’t really have anything else to say, just sit back and enjoy. I gotta run all this chicken is making me hungry.

Oh no, this isn’t new, but that doesn’t mean it’s still not setting back members of African American community (We know there are a lot of non African American Jay-z fans, but just go with it). God bless Miley, we love her and everything, but this is just wrong. Just watch:
Yeah… wow, we’re speechless, what do you think?

Image from perez
Yep, it’s about that time again, Mr Stereotype has a big problem with what Adam (tried – i use that word loosely, because he fell short in my eyes) tried to pull off.

Let me be the first to say, I love Adam. I thought he should’ve won American Idol this past year. With his talent, I was expecting his first studio album to be the next coming of Prince. But … and a big BUT, did anyone else watch the American Music Awards or listen to his first single?
To say that I was disspointed is an understatement … why does it sounds like if his lyrics were written by a 4th grader trying to write a limerick for the first time? Also, the vocals, instrumentation, production … everything about the single and more or less the entire album feels/sounds/rushed. Is he on a race to finish all the trakcs?
In case you missed it, here’s the performance from his first single, which he preformed on the American Music Awards.
Now, it’s not the fact that me made out with the keyboardest or simulated oral sex with the backup dancers that erased any progress made on prop8 in one television appearance and American Idol for that matter. Rather, it’s that he tried to “Out-Gaga” Lady Gaga with a horrible song, and an even more horrendous performance.
It didn’t feel or sound like art… it felt… well.. stereotypical.
I’m sorry bro, but maybe you’re just Not that chill…
Setting you back faithfully,
-Mr Stereotype

The infamous “Steve” from an unnamed Southern state gets pulled over for riding his lawnmower drunk not once, but twice. At one point in video one Steve tells the officer “hold on, I’ve been drinking all day” and attempts to urinate right in front of him. In video two Steve is “fixing to get lit up” for his second riding mower DUI.
Stereotypical drunk hick…