14 Things Only Die-Hard Fans Get About Black Boys Names

Black Boys Names is a blog that focuses on the top baby boy names in hip-hop, R&B, and pop. We are all about making sure you know every name that’s out there. If you’re looking for your son to have a cool and unique name, then this blog post is for you!

It’s no secret how much people love their black boys names. Black Boys Names has been around since 2011 because we understand the need for interesting monikers from age 0 to 100+.

Do you know any of these names? If so, congratulations! You’re a die-hard fan who knows what’s up.

14) Zaire: The name is an African country and it means “The land that stretches out.” Pretty cool meaning for the name!

13) Alonzo Jr.: This unique moniker has been around since 1993 because it was the character played by Denzel Washington in Ricochet. It also comes from the Spanish word “alonso” which means ‘eagle.’ There are all kinds of nicknames to go with this too like Zo or Loz. Now if your son does not want to be called those things they can just use their middle initial – A JR for example. That’ll keep the namesake in there but also allow your son to be a little bit more reserved about it.

12) Tariq: Okay, this name is really unique and we can’t say that’s because of Ballers (though maybe?!) – it actually comes from Arabic origins which means ‘Morning Star.’ It was most popular on our list back in 2002 when it ranked at number 233 with 12 boys given the moniker. This year marks its first appearance on our ranking ever!

11) Troyes: The history behind this one goes way back thanks to Troy, an ancient city located near what’s now called Turkey. Its meaning is “to defend” or “focused protection.” That’s pretty neat for such a cool sounding name.

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-Tariq, 12: Okay, this name is really unique and we can’t say that’s because of Ballers (though maybe?!) – it actually comes from Arabic origins which means ‘Morning Star.’ It was most popular on our list back in 2002 when it ranked at number 233 with 12 boys given the moniker. This year marks its first appearance on our ranking ever! – Troyes, 11: The history behind this one goes way back thanks to Troy, an ancient city located near what’s now called Turkey. Its meaning is “to defend” or “focused protection.” That’s pretty neat for such a cool sounding name.

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13. Why did we change the name of Christmas from Christ to Xmas?

-Christmas was renamed by Christians who were living in Europe and wanted a similar celebration for their winter solstice festival because they had already converted the pagans, or non-Christians, into Christianity

14. When is your child’s birthday?

– The date you select for your child’s birthday will not affect his future more than where he comes from and what kind of upbringing he has received. It does matter how old you are on that day!

So there may be some hope after all..lol I’m kidding about point 14 but yes it matters so when do you want them to have a birthday party– December 25th (December 25 is the day of Jesus Christ’s birth)

The date you select for your child’s birthday will not affect his future more than where he comes from and what kind of upbringing he has received. It does matter how old you are on that day!

This blog post explores 14 things only die-hard fans get about Black names, including why we changed Christmas to Xmas. A few points include: 12/25 isn’t a random date, it was selected because December 25th (December 25th is the day of Jesus Christ’s birth)

What do people say when they see your name? How come Angelina Jolie got her daughter named Shiloh Nouvel but Beyonce had Blue Ivy Carter?

What’s the deal with black names, anyway? Who named me after a Black Panther if I’m white, for instance? Why does Barack Obama have an African name when he was born in Hawaii and his dad had Kenyan ancestry? And why is Queen Latifah (someone who has always been outspoken on social issues) not happy that her daughter Lyric McKnight goes by “Lyric”?

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In the meantime, enjoy these other posts:

– Introduction To Black Names by Ashley Brown

– Top 20 Most Popular Boy Names In The US for 2018 – A Dad’s Take On Them all By Ben Zajac

– A Comprehensive Guide To Naming Your Baby: Tips From The Pros By Jeannie – AUTHOR NAME HERE

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