To ‘Sir’ (and ‘Rumi’) With Love? Maybe. Twitter Sounds Off

The unapologetic blackness of Jay-Z and Beyoncé continues. ’Cause you know black folks are real creative when it comes to our kids’ names. Celebrities, too. And they are both. Suggested Reading What Jill Scott Says About Being a ‘Dominant Submissive’ Why Everyone is Losing It Over Naomi Osaka’s Australian Open Outfit Black Stars Who Have, Um,…

The unapologetic blackness of Jay-Z and Beyoncé continues. ’Cause you know black folks are real creative when it comes to our kids’ names. Celebrities, too. And they are both.

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And so, if the reports are true, the double spawn of Bey and Jay are Rumi and Sir, two unique names indeed.

Rumi was a 13th-century Persian mystic who wrote beautiful love sonnets; “Sir” is a title given to those in the British Empire who have distinguished themselves, and apparently to children who are going to be beat up on playgrounds (jokes).

So what did the internets have to say about these choices? It’s a mixed bag. Mostly one of reluctant acceptance. Read on, and weep (with laughter).

 

https://twitter.com/KJTESTIN/status/881139694704226308
https://twitter.com/creasednation/status/881086031990321153

 

 

 

 

https://twitter.com/quintabrunson/status/880933691890950144

And, really, do we even know that these are their names, for real for real?

https://twitter.com/RealQueenBrie/status/880981346918780929

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