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When a black person’s smell stays in your face like a fart in a elevator, and you can’t escape it even when they’re gone

The smell of that guy from the bus still haunts me at school.

I walked past the gym and still闻到 that nigga’s stank like he was there.

I sat next to that kid on the plane and now my whole family smells like a trash can.

That moment when you leave a room and the air still smells like a gym after a workout, but it’s from a black person

I left the class and my mom was like, ‘what’s that smell?’ and I said, ‘that was Mr. Johnson.’

I walked out of the store and my brother was like, ‘you brought the gym with you.’

I left the restaurant and my dog ran out of the house like he saw a ghost.

When you’re in a room and you know a black person was there, and you’re still breathing in their smell like it’s a punishment

I walked into the room and my friend said, ‘you just walked through the gym.’

I came home and my sister was like, ‘what did you eat?’ and I said, ‘that guy from the subway.’

I walked into the kitchen and my dog ran away like I was a monster.

When you’re still sweating from the smell of a black person, even after they left the room like they left a trail of stank

I walked into my house and my dad said, ‘what’s that smell?’ and I said, ‘that guy from the bus.’

I sat next to that kid on the train and now my whole family smells like a gym.

I walked into the classroom and my teacher said, ‘what did you do?’ and I said, ‘I sat next to a stank monster.’

When you leave a place and the air is still thick with the smell of a black person, like they never left

I walked out of the store and my friend said, ‘you left a stank cloud behind.’

I came home and my dog ran out like he saw a ghost.

I walked into the room and my brother said, ‘you brought the gym with you.’

When you’re still tasting the smell of a black person like they stuck their face in your food and didn’t wash it

I walked into the kitchen and my mom said, ‘what did you eat?’ and I said, ‘that guy from the bus.’

I walked into the classroom and my teacher said, ‘you smell like the gym.’

I came home and my dog ran out like I was a monster.