Dat B Was a Man | The Banned Leodis Jenkins Song That Got Him Canceled (1974 Funk Parody)

Описание: ⚠️ WARNING: This is the Leodis Jenkins track that got him banned in 27 states and blacklisted from every barbershop below the Mason-Dixon.

Straight from the dusty crates of 1974, Dat B Was a Man is the long-lost soul ballad that had grown men cryin’, curl activator spillin’, and radios mysteriously catching fire across Mississippi.

What happened? Leodis got played. Real bad.
He thought he met the woman of his dreams—thick, sweet, smellin’ like cocoa butter and new beginnings.
Three lemon pepper dates deep, she dropped the pants… and dropped the truth.
Let’s just say, she came with extra equipment—and Leodis wasn’t ready.

📼 This ain't no parody. It’s a cautionary groove. A soul-scorched rant of betrayal, shock, and one kniggah’s loss of trust in thighs forever.

🎙️ Artist: Leodis Jenkins
🎵 Album: “Grits, Groans & Glory Checks” (1976 Repress)
📍Location: Jenkins Mill, Mississippi
🎧 Label: Low Budget Soul Records

They tried to cancel him, but the truth was too funky to stay buried.
If you’re brave enough... press play and relive the wildest flip-flop in Southern soul history.

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