Why are black people bigger celebrities?

I was just watching a Rihanna video..sure she's stunning, but she's dumber than a box of rocks and has no real talent..why is she an international superstar?

Black's have long been some of the biggest worldwide stars..going back to Bill Cosby, Eddie Murphy, and others..black (American) celebrities are often loved in Japan (and I bet Europe also)..Beyonce might be the biggest female celebrity in the world..like Madonna at her height only actually young. Will Smith is arguably the surest box office bank on the planet..

Just something to ponder..

I think black people have a knack for showbizz, and white people kind of look at them as.."different"?

You niggers should thank us for slavery. Look at your fucked up country. You could be starving like the rest of Africa. But no, you have the white man's welfare to live on.

>>1
I don't really think blacks are bigger celebrities overall. It's true that some less talented blacks get more attention than they should because they are black though.

>>2
So all Africans have to do is to suffer 200 years of oppression and they can be shiny wonderful white Americans.

But seriously, black entertainers are popular for a reason: THEY ARE STUPID. Stupid people can be easily manipulated for the white man's needs. How much you want to bet that Rihanna's producer is making 5 times what she makes in two years for a year's salary?

It's a form of slavery called the "entertainment industry". Black people work their asses off in the "fields" in basketball, baseball, football, acting, or singing, and the white man sits and watches while sipping his lemonade.

Instead of promoting knowledge and practical skills on to blacks, they are given the wonders of getting rich through entertainment. And if a few niggers like Oprah get rich, thats okay. She'll be a gigga-boo anyways, and the majority of blacks will still be working under the thumb of the white man.

Of course, the fact that blacks aren't smart enough to change themselves show that they don't deserve it.