What The Hell Is Kwanzaa?

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Since there are only 5 good flag colors, there can only be 125 different flags.  This must also be the national flag of at least 2 countries.
Since there are only 5 good flag colors, there can only be 125 different flags. This must also be the national flag of at least 2 countries.

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[edit] Meaning of Kwanzaa

Kwanzaa is a holiday for black people because they didn't have one of their own. Except MLK Day, but thats for everyone. Kwanzaa is a holiday made so people of African origin don't have to feel left out around Christmas time. It really doesn't exist. Its not like its abnormal for black people to dress up in non matching colors and dance around like morons in the rituals of Kwanzaa. I mean, haven't you ever heard of rappers? Kwanzaa is a holiday celebrating African-American history. Kwanzaa is obviously a ploy for blacks to have another excuse to receive presents from friends and relatives. Ain't nothing wrong with that yo foo g ganstazizzle and all you nappy headed hos.

The flag of Kwanzaa, in an effort to celebrate all the diversity of the holiday, contains all the colors of the rainbow, excepting orange, yellow, blue, red-blue, purple, gold, and adding black for good measure. The remaining colors, which I presume are displayed in a flag somewhere and assure you that I actually know and haven't forgotten, are deeply symbolic. The colors of the flag symbolize Kwanzaa.

[edit] The Man Who Invented Kwanzaa

A man of justice. A man of action. A man of honor. His name: Labamba. Summoned by a warlock in 1353, the young child proceeded to be discriminated against and was not allowed to celebrate any holiday, therefore making his own. That's all there is really.

Labamba last seen at his Compton residence, taking a well deserved break.
Labamba last seen at his Compton residence, taking a well deserved break.

[edit] History of Kwanzaa

The name of the game is kwanzaa AKA brothers on ice.This "holiday" was invented by lazy jewish negros as an attempt to undermine the only real holiday ever, winter solstice. Borne in the fiery volcano of mount doom, fused from the sperm of Chuck Norris and Bruce Lee, it was accidentally inserted into Oprah Winfrey which is why it turned out the way it is (there is a theory that this was not an accident, but common speculation states this was meant to be a more improved hannukah). It was widely accepted by the community of america and is now celebrated by nearly 3 people, only 2 of which are actually black. Image:Food.jpg

[edit] Conspiracy

During World War II, a plot was devised by Nazi guild leader Winston Churchill (that's how the fuck you spell that!) to destroy the negroliday known as Kwanzaa. The plan was to first invent and then fly a 747 airplane into the 3rd basement floor of the Pentagon which would then cause America to forget Kwanzaa ever existed. A cunning plan really...but then, disaster struck. Winston was hit by a meteor the size of a golfball and the Nazi uprising was conquered by the russians and their vodka. But! Years later, the notorious Charles Manson discovered the plans Churchhill had made while he was flossing his teeth one day in the pentagon (yea the fucking retard hid his plans at ground zero hahahah n00b) and then created an organization bent on fulfilling the plans, to prevent Helter Skelter. To this day it is widely believed that Charlie Mansons fan club is still trying to bring down this joyous, festive day of niggerness...

[edit] Popular Kwanzaa Carols:

Jingle bling
Kwanzaaclause is coming to town
Oh kwanzaa tree
Ol' micky-dizzle had a farm
T'was the night before kwanzaa
Little town of compton
Three chiefs of Africa
12 days of kwanzaa
Shugamamma got run over by a cadillac
How the white man stole kwanzaa
I believe in kwanzaaclause
Jinglebling rap
Lil' drumma foo
I'm dreaming of a black kwanzaa
Frosty Da nigga
Oh com all yee negros
Its Black as shit outside.
Lets eat chicken.
And a 30 second jingle about the meaning of Kwanzaa, sung by Prince

[edit] 12 Days of Kwanzaa

On da ___ day o' Kwanzaa my nigga gave to me...

  • 12 (pronounced twulve) chicken legs
  • 11 (pronounced 'levzizzle) jacked cars
  • 10 (pronounced big T)dead crackas
  • 9 (pronounced nin)bootleg pornos
  • 8 (pronounced aight)ounce of weed
  • 7 (pronounced sev)kids ain't mine
  • 6 (pronounced sixzle)fine bitches
  • 5 (pronounced flava five)basketballs
  • 4 (pronounced fo)spinners spinning
  • 3 (pronounced tree)baby mommas
  • 2 (pronounced troo for some reason)hoes in bed
  • And a big ass 20-inch dick

[edit] Kwanzaa Today

Graph Detailing The Popularity of Kwanzaa (Eyes Added For Dramatic Effect)
Graph Detailing The Popularity of Kwanzaa (Eyes Added For Dramatic Effect)

Kwanzaa's popularity has diminished recently, probably due to the trend that better December holidays are springing up all the time: Festivus, Annual Non-Religious Gift-Giving Day (i.e., Giftmas), Hangover Eve, Chinese Thanksgiving, Death of Autumn Celebration, and The Feast of 1,000 Holidays.

Spike Lee and Hallmark have collaborated in sponsoring Kwanzaa Awareness programs. Hallmark benefiting from the holiday lull between Christmas and Valentines Day, and Spike Lee getting floor seats at the Knicks game from Hallmark (inside a "I heard you helped us whore a holiday" card).

[edit] Kwanzaa Symbolism

Much like the menorah for Hannukah, celebrators of Kwanzaa employ a similar candle holder. It appears much like an orange block of wood with 8 black candles. The orange block symbolizes the desert while the 8 black candles symbolize the 8 mighty tribes of Africa, also cocks. This item is known as the "Kwanzalabra".

[edit] Kwanzaa Kuotes

Happy Holidays, black people! Turn on the Christmas Tree! Light the Hannukah Menorah! Um, uh, activate the, um, Kwanzaa apparatus.

~ Nat X on Kwanzaa

What a hell is kwanzaa, really nobody knows what it is.

~ Kwanzaabot from futurama on Kwanzaa

Who cares if Jesus wasn't really born on Christmas, you think Kwanzus was really born on Kwanzaa? Hell no.

~ Grampa Freeman on Kwanzaa
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