EVERY SINGLE DAY

Every single day I'm like, oh, wow, that wet dog smell. A lot of white people have. Has everything to do with black. The lack of bathing, the lack of washing a fuckin' ass. Makes so much. It makes so much sense because as a black person, and I can speak on a lot of us black people, and a lot of us non-white motherfuckers, I'm saying? That you know what I'm saying? That we've all came together and just wonder, like, we knew, okay, it's a history of white people not washing their ass. We knew. We processed it, but we didn't fully, like, process it. Well, I didn't fully process it fully, like, depth in my head like, oh, no. Y'all really still be doing this shit up until like the past couple years of social media? Cause all y'all do is come on here and make a video and tell us how y'all don't wash your ass, and how it's not serious to wash your ass. And how you guys, the first time you had a baby, you didn't wash the baby for like 5 months. Europe played a major role in the industrialization and mass production of modern soap. No single person or civilization invented soap. And hygiene isn't racial. Five viral videos saying they don't don't represent millions of people. That is individual, not evidence of a racial trait. The white people don't wash or wet dogs smell claim is a viral social media myth, not science. There's no racial smell. Body odor comes from sweat, oils and bacteria, and anyone can stink without proper hygiene. Newborn bathing recommendations apply to parents of all races. One parent's choices don't prove anything about an entire. Your take isn't a discovery, it's a racist generalization.