Heada$$ery 101: Amanda Seales Sparked A Social Media Brawl Over Passport Worship

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Amanda Seales Bougie Tweets Get Dragged

Respectability. It’s the word of the day, kids. It usually manifests on Twitter with people saying things like “INSTEAD OF BUYING JORDANS, GO TO TARGET AND INVEST IN A FORTUNE 500 COMPANY” or some heada$$ mess like that. We see it damn near every day. But it’s not every day we see it coming from celebrities.

If you're buying Jordans and Nike Suits but you DON'T KNOW YOUR CREDIT SCORE, YOU'RE LOSING.

— Amanda Seales 🇬🇩 (@amandaseales) October 9, 2017

Amanda Seales came through with the heada$$ tweet of the day wondering why people buy Jordans and “Nike suits” (whatever those are) instead of passports. Apples, meet oranges. The tweet reeks of respectability and a lack of understanding AT. ALL. about real economic displacement and what upward mobility looks like, but that’s for another day.

Amanda Seales wears this on every flight. pic.twitter.com/5QKNAGe37V

— Oluwacloutinho (@Nigerianscamsss) October 9, 2017

For now, just enjoy her wack tweets getting tossed to the bushes.

Amanda Seales is Tiffany on and off cam. An uppity buffoon.

— Doc McDabbins (@javeauriel) October 9, 2017

So this was basically Amanda Seales? pic.twitter.com/nJjdsTtM7Q

— Triangle Solo (@LeeTRBL) October 9, 2017

Amanda Seales, who has been on tv since a kid, is telling ppl how to start from the bottom

— #LiikDidIT (@Obee1ne) October 9, 2017

Amanda Seales is taking that insecure character into real life.

— Oluwacloutinho (@Nigerianscamsss) October 9, 2017

What kind of hazardous trails was Amanda Seales hiking on to stumble upon a nigga wearing a Nike suit

— Price. (@Priceverson) October 9, 2017

Amanda Seales brought up jordans and nike suits because thats what she thinks poor blacks spend their money on and she was trying to shame

— Yung Furrybah (@WTF_isOkechukwu) October 9, 2017

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Amanda Seales been annoying for years. She is her character on insecure pic.twitter.com/tHnpbl8uME

— Memphissippian (@CuntryCounselor) October 9, 2017

Just bought this brand new Nike suit instead of getting a passport pic.twitter.com/Hbzzyl8Nsn

— Raid Sherpa (@LordBalvin) October 9, 2017

Owns a passport: Scrooge McDuck

Owns a pair of Jordans or a Nike Suit: The lowly duck with the bow on its head pic.twitter.com/BoWLgCRyeO

— Dub (@WMsDiary) October 9, 2017

Jordans: $180
"Nike Suit": maybe $90.

Passport alone: $100.
Flight to Paris: $1,224
Hotel price a night: $120+

You do the math. https://t.co/2O9sqRxNTi

— DRANKK! (@DRANKK_) October 9, 2017

So after you pay $200 for the passport instead of J’s, u now need another $1200 for the trip. Which somehow equals a Nike track suit… pic.twitter.com/wi6G7fRw8W

— George M Johnson (@IamGMJohnson) October 9, 2017

Please show me an intnl flight + hotel + food, that equals the price of a Nike track suit and Jordans. A passport is $195 btw, I’ll wait.

— Wholesomeville Mayor (@Bruce_Cares) October 9, 2017

Took my passport photo in my Nike suit pic.twitter.com/K6LoSzeg2u

— U Bum (@AD_Renaissance) October 9, 2017

HOW YOU LOOK OUT YOUR WINDOW SEAT ON YA FLIGHT TO CHINA AND YOU SEE SOMEBODY IN JORDAN'S AND A NIKE SUIT pic.twitter.com/R07cObSdOJ

— EDI GORDO (@LawdMegatron) October 9, 2017

my brotha get a passport, i know you're struggling living paycheck to paycheck but paris is amazing this time of the year.

— Ahmed/GIGGS STAN (@big_business_) October 9, 2017

I read the whole thread. my reading comprehension is excellent. you’re shaming how people, usually poor, spend their money. I need to skip out on clothes/shoes I like to get a passport with no access to money to travel? just say you hate how some people do poverty and go. https://t.co/ssLvqK15PL

— Myles E. Johnson (@hausmuva) October 9, 2017

Don't forget the 5 steps to financial security according to twitter:

-Stop buying Jordans
-Don't sleep
-Own a passport
-Take no days off
-Use the $800 you were saving for a phone to open a business

— LORD NIKON (@JoeHendo) October 9, 2017