no doubt seeking, all you said is real...there's nothing wrong with laughing at someone whom you think has a silly name...eveyone and their moms does it...that's humanity's judgemental nature...
but, in the grand scheme of things, for the people who seem to really be boggled by the trend of black folks giving their kids all sorts of names beginning and ending with "la's" and "iquas" and "isha", perhaps i can shed a pinhole amount of light on the matter ...it could easily be understood if people would take a second to look at it with a little less ethnocentricity and a little more cultural relativism ( which is real honesty...on the actual factual tip)...in my opinion, that's where the truth lies
...and the truth is, it's all, basically, an attempt by many black americans, mainly, impoverished black americans (not to be equated with "ghetto"), to carve out an appropriated cultural niche in american society...these folks want their kids to have unique and "pretty sounding" names, but they aren't familiar with anything outside of their everyday environment or element, so kats make shit up, or add a prefix or suffix to an already existing popular/common name, or just combine the names of two people in the family...it just seems to be more about cultural identity and some sort of cultural solidarity... and not stupidity or being "ghetto"... what does it mean to be a black/african american...what is a black/african american name...and blah blah blah
fuck it...i'm starting to have bogus flashbacks to sociology class
...like seeking stated...it's the internet, who cares
"...chlorophyll, more like borophyll..."
...i hate trying to make a point on the internet
p.s...avoid contact with broads named Alize pronounced (Al-li-zay), or any other female named after some liquor, for that matter