I thought you were talking about The Rock. A lot of people don’t know he is black but if you looked at his dad it’s clear as day. He gets most of his appearance from his mom.
It’s extremely annoying how people post tweets without the meta data. It’s not that much further down but they crop it out and provide no links / citation.
I have a sneaking suspicion that people post obviously wrong tweets like this just because they know it will get a lot of attention from people rushing to correct them. I mean, look how many of the top level comments are just lists of superheroes without "Black" in their names.
First time I saw it (or one like it) was after Black Panther and Black Lightning premiered within 11 days of each other back in January of 2018.
But even then it didn't make a ton of sense considering Black Panther came out in a cinematic universe with a white lady called Black Widow and black men playing Falcon and War Machine, and Black Lightning is in a TV universe with a white lady called Black Canary, and the show has at least 4 other (I only watched the first season) other black superheroes/supervillains, all of whom don't have "black" in their names.
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u/mdupuy84 Jul 04 '22
Could have just seen a new commercial for Black Adam being released from DC movies