The location of the Powerline concert.

This movie was found by black twitter to be the "blackest DIsney film."

The use of typically non-human or racially-ambiguous characters as stand-ins for black characters for their similarity of characteristics to black culture.

An African-American oriented subgenre of films exploiting stereotypes of race, gender, sexuality, class and obesity through the use of cross-dressing and humor surrounding obesity.

This actor won an Oscar for the best supporting actor for his phenomenal performance in "Glory" which jumpstarted his career.

The souvenir that Max was given by his Dad at Lester's Possum Park.

A character popular Twitter meme which circulated through live tweeting on black Twitter during the release of Marvel's "Wandavision"

A popular (but controversially stereotypical) black-coded character from the 2001 Dreamworks' classic, Shrek.

A 2000 film starring Martin Lawrence which introduced the genre of fat-suit wearing African American comedies.

The hit independent film, "She's Gotta Have It," helped launch this young black director to fame.

The overarching lesson throughout the film that Goofy learns from his son Max.

A big name celebrity that was given this alter ego on black twitter.

This Nickelodeon character's love for 90s black culture including basketball and beat-boxing in "Doug" led to the internet claiming him as a black character.

Due to the success of Big Momma, this film, adapted from a play, became the next big hit in a line of comedies featuring cross-dressing African American comedians in fat suits.

Eddie Murphy performed as multiple stereotypical characters in this film.

The voice actor behind the musical sensation, Powerline.

The adoption of a narrative in relation to the viewer's own experiences as seen in takes from black twitter on coding.

A group of characters commonly race-swapped with black actors in modern media.

This character perpetuates stereotypes of a loud, angry, sassy, overweight black woman in the 2008 film, "Norbit."

This actor is well known as the "black buddy" stereotype to Mel Gibson in the 1987 film, "Lethal Weapon."

These people were the inspiration for Powerline's character and music.

"Work that occurs in real time in order for marginalized fans to experience, identify with, and enjoy the non-POC-led work." AKA Live tweeting.

This character in the popular anime "Dragon Ball Z" has been found to have many black characteristics.

This film depicts the struggle of an overweight black man who invents a weight-loss solution to get of his obesity in response to the fear of the rise of obesity in the black community.

This movie, adapted by Alice Walker's best-selling novel of the same name, gained lots of controversy at its' release due to its' depictions of black men.