White People Money

This was so bad it's worth reviewing so more people are aware of how hilariously awful it is.

I actually thought this b rated movie was ok. Until....low and behold a hip hop track that I created from scratch years ago starting playing at the end of this film. I mean I play every instrustment that is heard in the song. My original song has been added to this film"s movie credits without my permission or knowledge. I did not authorize use or remixing of changing of my song at any time. I did not get my name mentioned or was even paid a dime. These people stole my music and did not give me credits and I am a fellow creative(Anna Richardson) from Jengo Hooper Flava etc Very disappointed.

White People Money actually has an interesting concept behind it, but manages to diminish it with every minute the film goes on. The plot progresses almost nonsensically at times, with a woeful script that gets caught up in racial stereotypes and the minutiae of the main characters' thoughts. Mediocre acting and horrendous sound effects make it painful to watch at times. Perhaps the film is satire on the perception of African-Americans, but honestly it feels too dumb overall to be effective.

There is a song at the very end of their movie that belongs to me. The person did not give me credit for my works. The person who took my track and put in the movie credits that he "remixed" it is based out of Atlanta GA. My song is copyrighted. I play every instrument that you hear in my song compositions myself. It is not fair nor ok to take from someone with no remorse. I reached out to the director several times regarding the matter. Never once did they attempt to correct this situation. Wow! I do not and will not trust anything else put out from these people there is no telling what other intellectual property has been stolen.

I watched white people money last night before bed, and ended up having a nightmare about it. An important point to mention was that the main characters were not believable as a couple. In fact the way they interacted back-and-forth felt more like Fred and Esther from Sanford and son instead of a couple in love. They were very disrespectful towards each other for no reason throughout the movie. Not only that but they were shacked up. They could've at least made them a married couple. It's time to normalize healthy black love in the media because I'm over the toxicity.