Jamie Foxx who caused an uproar when he called President Obama “our Lord and Savior,” created even more embarrassment for the president on “Saturday Night Live.” During his monologue he said “killing all the whites” in his new movie was “great.”
He seemed to parody himself during the opening monologue of “Saturday Night Live,” when he noted that black is the new White.
“I’m dressed in all black, because it’s good to be black. Black is the new white,” he said opening his riff.
NBA basketball team the New Jersey Nets’ decision to moved to Brooklyn is a clear sign that black is in, he noted. “How black is that?” he asked.
“And, Jay-Z is the owner, a rapper,” he added. “How black is that?
“And, Jay-Z only own this much of the team,” he continued, holding his fingers about an inch apart. “But he acts like he owns all of New York. How black is that.”
He also brought up his new picture, “Django Unchained,” with Leonardo DiCaprio and Christoph Waltz. “In the movie, I play a slave…um… how black is that?” he said in a subdued voice.
“But don’t be worried about it; I get out of the chains, I save my wife and I kill all the white people in the movie. How great is that!”
Um… probably not so great if you’re white.
Foxx then switched to his favorite subject, President Obama, the nation’s first African-American president. (Actually his mother was white).
“Now, white people don’t get nervous about that because he is mixed. Now, the first four years was the white side of him. But the next four years he’s even changing his name.”
During the BET Soul Train Awards earlier this month, Foxx was even more pumped about Obama’s re-election. “It’s like church over here. It’s like church in here. First of all, give an honor to God and our Lord and Savior Barack Obama,” he told the mostly African-American audience.
Oddly, hard-right Christian groups spent most of the election calling Obama the anti-Christ. How black is that?
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