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04/21/24(Sun)09:55:02 No.1457300
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Anonymous 04/21/24(Sun)09:55:02 No.1457300 Archived
When did the joke of
>The black character always dies
Become a popular joke amongst horror movie fans? I've been trying to see when the first or among the first usages of this joke came about.
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Anonymous
04/23/24(Tue)16:35:44 No.1457816
Anonymous 04/23/24(Tue)16:35:44 No.1457816
>>1457300
I think the first major example was the movie scream
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Anonymous
04/23/24(Tue)17:17:36 No.1457829
Anonymous 04/23/24(Tue)17:17:36 No.1457829
>>1457300
Check tvtropes
The joke is more like, diversity quota met? time to get the token black off-screen.
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Anonymous
04/23/24(Tue)22:04:03 No.1457882
Anonymous 04/23/24(Tue)22:04:03 No.1457882
I remember when the trope was usually like star trek, 'lol new red shirt gonna get it'
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Anonymous
04/23/24(Tue)22:13:02 No.1457887
Anonymous 04/23/24(Tue)22:13:02 No.1457887
https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/BlackDudeDiesFirst
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Anonymous
04/23/24(Tue)23:29:40 No.1457903
Anonymous 04/23/24(Tue)23:29:40 No.1457903
>>1457300
90s
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