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So I'm going to compare us to trump's social company... how is it he has all that support and ppl hate him... but we love ourselves and we have none?
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Phyllis Hyman's rendition of Here's That Rainy Day, is a masterpiece in my opinion. I had the privilege of seeing her perform this song live. It was profoundly moving.
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WHERE'S THE LIE???
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"The truth sounds like hate unto those who hate the truth". ---- Unknown
What a drug-ladened, STD-wrecked, entitled, narcissistic, moron sounds like, in buffoon-speak.
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First, Trump Media & Technology Group (the company tied to Truth Social) is built around a highly visible political figure: Donald Trump. Whether people love him or hate him, he has massive name recognition, constant media coverage, and a very motivated base of supporters. That kind of attention alone can drive millions of users to a platform—even if a lot of other people strongly dislike it. Controversy actually fuels engagement in his case.
On the other hand, something like the Melanated People doesn’t have:
a globally recognized figure attached to it
nonstop media exposure
a built-in political movement driving people to join
Even if a community strongly supports itself culturally or socially, that doesn’t automatically translate into mass adoption of a specific app.
A few key differences that explain what you’re seeing:
1. Attention vs. agreement
Trump’s platform benefits from attention—both positive and negative. People join out of support, curiosity, or even criticism. Most apps don’t get that kind of spotlight.
2. Network effects
Social apps only work if “everyone else is there.” Platforms like Truth Social got an initial surge because a large group moved together. Smaller niche apps struggle because users don’t want to be on a platform where their friends aren’t active yet.
3. Marketing and funding
Big political or celebrity-backed platforms tend to have far more funding, PR, and visibility. Independent or community-focused apps often don’t have the same reach.
4. Community ≠ centralized behavior
“African Americans” or "Foundational Black Americans", aren’t a single unified group making coordinated decisions. Like any large population, people have different interests, tech habits, and preferences. Supporting a culture doesn’t necessarily mean supporting one specific product.
5. Value proposition
People ask: What does this app do better than Instagram, TikTok, X, etc.? If the answer isn’t clear or compelling, adoption stays low—regardless of who the target audience is.
If you want a more direct takeaway:
Trump’s platform grew because of celebrity + controversy + political loyalty + massive exposure, while the Melanated People app is trying to grow through community identity alone, which is a much harder path.
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