That's What I'm Talking About (2006) | Paul Mooney Wayne Brady Diahann Carroll
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- Опубликовано: 12 май 2019
- "Wayne Brady Meets Negrodamus" in this first episode of a 3-part limited series produced by Tonya Lewis Lee that aired in February 2006. Diahann Carroll, Harry Belafonte, comic Paul Mooney and writer Toure address the influence of blacks in films, TV and pop culture. Wayne Brady hosts. Lots of jewels dropped in this video that was never rebroadcast.
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RIP to three legends! Mr Harry Belafonte, Mrs. Diahann Carroll, and Mr Paul Mooney 🌹🌹🌹
I love how when Mr. Belafonte decides to talk everybody in the room listens. That's true respect to the OG realist
Mr Belafonte lived it, that's the difference.
At 23:16,he lays it down.
He's a very thoughtful individual, and I like how he asks questions to further draw out the truth behind some of Toure's seemingly ignorant statements. Belafonte is a truly intelligent man who deserves every bit of any praise he gets.
How its posed' to be!
@@socialscientist1895 Yes!!....Amen 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Diahnn was 70 years old here! Sheeesh she was gorgeous 😍😍😍
Damn
Really??? Goddamn… Black dont crack
She was 70 looking 40 Incredible !!!..
Still fine ❤️
FINE
Mr. Belafonte is absolutely golden! Instead of completely dismissing Touré's views he posed a very rich question that made him reevaluate & really think! That's how you teach!
Facts
That's what you call having tact.
Brother Belafonte, had to school him, because as deep as Tourè is, brother Harry has the Pacific Ocean of wisdom knowledge and intellect, of experience to break down, this man knew Malcolm X, as well MLK..and used his entertainment status to be an activist…and this is why we have to pay attention to the wisdom of our elders, and have commonality in what is being said
You caught that too.
@@MrToneeRome 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
My God! Mr. Harry Belafonte is such an eloquent and stately man...as always. Hero.
A Real man. When julia jumps up to dance and kiss him you know this guy is on kings level
Research him, you’d be amazed. The last of the civil rights movement. MAJOR part of it. The financier(s)
He's a real OG. Knows the game. Toure must look back on this and see the lesson schooled in this conversation- and that's what it's like when we talk to elders with more experience! All for the good. His breakdown on the deliberate marketing of Hip Hop (messaging and audience retention) comes from knowing how The Game is played politically, socially and economically
NOW you understand why AMERICA loved him. We all loved, admired, and wanted to be Harry Belafonte.
There needs to be more programs of substance like this
Amen 💯💯💯💯💯
... '' Whitey Won''t allow ...it ''''
I agree.
We should be and should have been engaging in conversation like this anyway for critical thinking.
Why,not enough people will watch. No fighting or drama
Diahann Carroll is hilarious and brilliant. She's enchanting
D54
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And may I add that she is still beautiful!🤗
she was allways one of the coolest
She's the epitome of class and elegance.
My mother nursed Harry Belafonte in a hospital in London. She said he was the nicest, loveliest patient. He's also clever, talented and handsome. Some people just have it all.
Get off your knees
I came because of Paul Mooney and fell in love with Diahnn Carroll lol she is so beautiful and elegant. And Harry..it's just wonderful listening to him talk.
She was the total package .
Same
Excellence in d best form Mrs Carroll and Mr Belafonte!
Pure enjoyment!
yep. entirely right dude
Aunt Jemmima with a college degree? Paul has no filter and it is great!
I'm mad AF. WHEN THA HELL did this come on TV? How did I/WE miss such a wonderful rich conversation of legends spilling tea and giving wisdom.
Exactly
We was to busy hip hopin in 2006 lol
Im thinking the same thing like how we miss THIS????
EXACTLY
Ms. Diane Carroll, "Well you musn't have white friends, I told you that.."
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I haven't seen Paul Mooney laugh that hard since Richard Pryor was alive
I saw Paul Mooney and clicked INSTANTLY, PLEASE upload MORE!!
Please be appreciative. I am happy you enjoy the content, but It’s hard work finding this stuff. I say this all the time. If you are served a good meal, leave the last bite on your plate to signal you are full. Let us know what you liked or didn’t like about the video. Play fair.
Marcus,
Me too. A little disappointed when I saw 2016. I was hoping it was recorded in 2019.
@@reelblack You're doing just fine.Take all the time you need to find these gems. I,for one,appreciate your efforts.
**LOVED IT.....WANT MANY MORE, PLEASE KEEP THEM COMING. PAUL MOONEY IS MY GUY...I LOVE THEM ALL BUT PAUL COMES FIRST IN MY HEART**
@@states-nz4lz ...Him...and comedian...GEORGE i Be Thinking ... '' Wallace- '''
Why did I never see this show? Wow!!!!!
🙏🏽 made my dang day!
Me too!!
MY Bembery I never knew this show existed. I wish it was still on.
Reelblack puts up WONDERFUL 411 which is why I've subscribed to it😍
That's why the universe is telling you to come out of her my people so that we don't partake in her room she has and will be judge and she has a lots to give an account of what they have done and it's terrible l just hope they can take what they have dish out but that's who they are and that's how they came amongst us this is a job that nature and the universe will take care of it
they aired it in the morning
Toure is over his head with these experienced Black entertainers who lived the reality. Toure just “ heard” or “ read” about it.
Exactly. He was just 34 on this show. I'm 41 and listening to Mr. Belafonte is giving me life.
It’s tough. I’m 30yo watching this and the difference of +/- 5-10 years of experience is HUGE.
I don't put in on age. There are young people smart enough to shut up and not try to teach their elders, but fewer of them in the last 20 years, and that's called crap raising.
@@MrKISSFAN101Lawd I sure hope he learned that day. There's plenty gems that was dropped in that session.. outta his league.. how the hell he get on that show..?
He represented the younger generation, and the elders are able to directly address the newer ideas and culture.
"I don't get up at noon." "I speak to my right" yay Harry Belafonte LOL! Gotta Love him.
Respect and love to Mr Harry Bellafonte. So much wisdom. I didn't know.
He always had it...always married White women too...always interesting
Harry Bellafonte was dropping knowledge! Toure couldn't bring himself to understand what has happened to hip hop and why.
Yeah he got his ass serve 🤴🏾🤴🏾🤴🏾🤴🏾🤴🏾
Pjiggy I he could not he just sounded to ignorant and he did not represent any black person I know. Imagine I feel free to call myself nigga in front of white people ... he is dumb for that rationality. NO NO NO! We hit them with eloquent word to describe ourself shit just have respect for yourself. Tore missed the whole/ dropped the ball ... balll went over his fro
Why to make you look stupid
Agreed he didn’t understand that they want us to behave negatively and market it has if it’s appealing by masking ignorance in gold cars and non essential materials obtained with the hush money they pay us to destroy our community! Oh I acted a fool but it paid for my house...etc 🤫
ON GOD! lol that question fucked his head up
Paul Mooney passes away today of a heart attack, he was 79. Thanks for the laughter and knowledge.
Paul Mooney's cadence is timeless...
It’s jazz. He’s brilliant.
JUST FOUND THIS ONE.
Miss that big smile & laugh. I'd love 2 hear his thoughts on all this foolishness
Why have I never heard of this show EVER and I’ve never heard of Brady bring it up!!!!!! And never ever heard anyone else talk about it especially this panel woowowoowowoowowowo
because it was black intelligence on display!
They probably canceled it after something like this
This was a limited series that was aired on TV Land during Black History Month in 2006.
A true defining moment in history captured on lens. Touching on many merit topic. Salute to Wayne Brady for giving us this insightful gem.
...now HOW ... 1/2 ...Breed is ...He...! ? ..
Now I see why Wayne Brady never was offended by- the Dave Chappell jokes
@cornelius washington right
We have lost another iconic legend--Ms. Diahann Carroll. She broke many racial barriers in the entertainment industry. R.I.P. Queen. Peace and Blessings!!!
That was FIRST time I ever Seen and Heard Ms. Carroll in a Forum re: BLACKNESS. She Faced so Much Backlash From Us, on Not being BLACK ENOUGH. BEAUTIFUL Queensister RIP. Mooney is ALWAYS Crazy Creative and I Pray for his HEALTH NOW. SIR HARRY BELAFONTE....Has Caused Thoughtful JOY On MANY LEVELS. 🎶🎶🎶
These People Helped Raise Me as Examples of Blackness At its MOST Profound. THANK YOU GOD, FOR THEM. 😍
ROC was a very underrated tv show!
Yeah FOX had great shows, my favorite Martin, In Living Color, Roc... does FOX channel and FOX News have the same owners??
If they do, I’m surprised because they had some groundbreaking black TV shows
@Ordinary Pete With all due respect, they started doing Roc live because the ratings were slipping.
But no way it should be above Cosby show. And I never heard of I spy.
Roc was one of my favorite program underrated i agree .
It is underrated still to this day
LOVE THAT: "Good Morning Black America, and it will come on at noon." 😆😅😃😂😁
@onlyfacts NO...Because Black Americans work harder and go through more than just about anybody else on the planet😪😴😝PEACE and BLESSINGS
@onlyfacts THAT'S YOUR INTERPRETATION...I TOOK IT AS A STEREOTYPE JOKE. ANYBODY WITH ANY ANY F....SENSE CAN SEE THAT BLACK PEOPLE/ SLAVES/VICTIMS OF DISENFRANCHISEMENT/AND YAH KNOWS HOW MANY OTHER INJUSTICES/ CANNOT BE LAZY. STFU
Paul Mooney is hilarious 🤣. Gonna missed him.
True talk
Belafonte is spot on about hip hop
I can't help but think about that line in Chappelle's show: Wayne Brady makes Brian Gumbel look like Malcolm X 🤣
Replace Wayne with Toure’ 😒
Ottobot bite your tongue off.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🆗🆗💯💯✌🏾
I would love to see them talk about it.
And here Brady has Mooney laughing and applauding
I like how Harry Belafonte had to give Toure truth! Hope he learned something because I did!
I think it was brilliant casting. I wanted it to go longer. Harry brought a bottle of Zen Passion with him that night. Toure took some shrapnel but the dynamic was perfect.
Toure had no business being there in the first place
reelblack it really was a great insight! Your correct the casting for the panel was great! Hearing the insight from everyone’s viewpoint and the gems that were dropped. I love great dialogue.
Keep doing your work as well Brother!!!
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@@walterjohnson1740 why not?
Wow. At 26:26, Mr. Harry Belafonte basically tells Toure' to have a seat! For the next 45-50 sec, he lays out the real TRUTH and you could have heard a pin drop. Priceless.
Exzactly
He had enough sense 2 sit and listen
Harry speaking on how Malcolm & Martin were both growing & evolving. I've listened 2 some Martin speeches & I'm thinking this is what got him deleted.
RIP to Paul mooney and diane Carroll. Love this❤
Mr. Bellafonte is dropping jewels
Indeed 👨🏾🎓👨🏾🎓👨🏾🎓👨🏾🎓👨🏾🎓
I said that out loud...💯🎯
word!!!
I adore him so
@Melvin whitehead 💯
Anytime you post anything related to Paul Mooney I’m going to watch!
Same here!!! He's one of my Teachers
Same, dude is the realest
you and me both Brother..
Same
Swear I was going to comment exactly the same!
Harry was NOT for the BS. Period. We need more of these kind of sensible black men today.
My hats off to Sir Harry Belafonte who so beautifully articulated through the entire interview what God loves--that being the TRUTH!!!
There is still a lot of barriers to be broken.....a lot of this interview is still applicable to today
Unfortunately, it’s every bit as relevant now as it ever was.
aka NOTHING’S CHANGED
Especially the Black James Bond bit
I feel like it ended on a divisive note and the generational issue was not resolved
This show was too real and they wiped it from existence smh this is gold
That moment when Toure is glorifying saying the word nigga and all three of the ancestors look him like he’s crazy! 🤣🤣🤣
Exactly! Read the room millennial!
Paul saved his ass. Ms Caroll was about to light him up
@@alyciacooper2 No, he was late-Gen X not Millennial
This was so filling. The elders made them realize the origins of what you take for granted were carried on the backs of suffering black people for decades. Saying nigger is NOT liberating. But emulating these two dignified people IS. 💖
Belafonte is a real one. He is saying a lot of profound things!
This is a very interesting discussion with a group of intelligent and deep thinking black people. Especially Mr Belafonte who is so eloquent in the way he expresses himself. I could have listened easily for much longer. Thank you!!
Phyllis Simon I Love it. We need to see more of this sort of shows.
I couldn't agree more..
And the conversation is still relevant even now. Especially in 2019 touching on the topic of making something black that was already existing as white. The current issue is The Little Mermaid making Ariel black. White folks are up in arms as a result.
Was gonna comment this
...yeah...only LASTEd...1/2...HOUR they CUT...it ''''
Harry Bellafonte is so eloquent. An american treasure , civil rights Icon and the standard which we as black men should attain
When Paul Mooney's eyebrows go all the way up when making a point, you KNOW its gonna be good!!!
Black Royalty, this was fabulous. Can we have more please.
Pretty please with sugar on top 🍰🍰🍰🍰🍰🍰🍭🍭🍭🍭🍬🍬🍬🍬🍬🍡🍡🍡🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨
I could watch that group for six hours
yes
Except toure
SAme here. I wanted more.
Diahann Carroll is beautiful and down to Earth.
At about 26.00 Mr Harry Belafonte had to sit and school Toure who keeps spewing air. Listen when your elders who lived thru this are giving you directions on how to carry the torch towards the light. Oh and Mooney, I love him but I wished he'd stop interrupting Ms Carol
I completely agree. I was reminded of sesame street segment one of these things are not like the other. Toga didn't belong in this interview with the greats. I never heard of him 😆
Toure not ready for this convo...
Torre didn't know enough he has to live a little longer and listen he's no performer he's just a critic he's Cornnel West Jr.
And sadly he kept interjecting. Smh.
@I am Hassan exactly, right out of the gate, he started wrong. I get that in conversation one has to be the objective one. But he was so out of place and lacked experience and how to be a listener.
@I am Hassan so full of himself and delusional.. love how he got schooled by the OGs. Hes not from their generation so he has no idea about the struggle.
@I'm Hass 😂😂 he learned that day
Paul Mooney is funny AF😂😂
Paul Mooney got Belafonte to laugh - you know Mooney is the BOMB
@@SheltonWalden ...yeahh... '' Belafonte SKIN...cracKed ... '' LOL''.. The White-side- of ...Him... ! ..
🤣🤣🤣🤣
But the Queen had the line of the night: 9:59
Who else is here in 2021 after the passing of Paul Mooney? RIP
Im here 2023
Now Harry Belafonte just passed
I like how when Harry starts talking everyone shuts up lol. He's a real OG
I saw Paul Mooney and I had to click.
Acoup37 me too 😄💯
Acoup37 word!
.005 seconds
Me too lol
@BADAZZTHANG lol right
"Let me ask you a question. Would you say that that aspect of the hip-hop culture which puts Black men out with chains around their necks and defiling Black women and going to a debased place for cultural expression has any comparison with those who made the choice to play the buffoons of that era before?" - Harry Belafonte
This is a rich and fascinating and critical discussion!!!!
So right on point. Its like he said. The origin era of hiphop was intellectual, soulfull, awfull, rebelious. Nowadays hiphop is a joke.. nothing to do with strong black men. The goal just totally got lost...
@@yungxama1606 I do agree. One correction though I think you meant artful instead. You can edit it though.
@@yungxama1606 not all, we can't generalize all of Hip Hop/Rap for what a few do. That's part of the problem, where are our strong black elders to come in and not attack or shame the generation after them. If you guys don't like what you see, teach these youngins that that shit ain't cool instead of yelling at them or shaking a stick. Alot of these cats grow up without male figures in the home, there is a reason it takes a village to raise a child. We can't act like there aren't men way too old in the streets acting this way too. We get better representation when everyone does their part
@@AnimeProfilePicture how tf can u teach ppl that dont listen, no respect for elders n only want quick money no matter how they get it instead of working n investing and quick to sell their souls
@@AnimeProfilePicture Belafonte was right. It's all being steered by the Industry. I mean up until the late 90's you had XCLAN, Public Enemy, Tribe Called Quest, Poetic Teachers. RAP/Hip Hop has been taking to another place and they won't let you in unless you rapping about degrading each other.
Touré was a like a teenager allowed to sit at the grown up thanksgiving table for the first time.
This man acted as if he was their equal.......his edumacation has him confused.
👏🏾 Smh. Embarrassing.
He's like "look at me, look at me."
@@StrongnBeautiful Exactly, especially as it relates to the MM March.
His first words bringing up the N-word they shut his Azz DOWN!!!
Cringeworthy his questions were.
Toure shoulda done more listening... Harry Belafonte is brilliant with decades of hard fought wisdom
i hated the wizz loved the wizzard of oz flipping good m ovie
So many precious jewels here.
This is a real candid convo of entertainers/activist who paved the way on and off camera for black folks to be able to have better opportunities in America. So glad they had these heavyweights in the room together to share their insight of being in the media industry. Mr. Mooney is funny and real as hell!
Back in 2002 I went to the Blue Note jazz club in NYC to see an Afro-Cuban pianist Chucho Valdes, he was a long time friend of my boyfriend’s stepdad. So we had good seats and the place was packed. The manager of the club came to our table and asked if we mined sharing our table, we said no. In came and sat with us Harry Belafonte 😳 ❤️ and his wife!!!!!! He was so amazing an he engaged with us, he asked me where I was from I told him from Newark NJ. He started talking even more and asked about Corey Booker which at that time he ran and lost for mayor of Newark ( he ran again & won in 2006). I will forever cherish that memory, he’s a wonderful man. God bless him.
what Harry Belafonte said about marketing..👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 YES!!! we didn't just gravitate towards "gangsta rap" just bc we liked it.. we were told to like it! leading up to its advent! it's done in such a way that we didn't even recognize what was happening.. we bought into something that was "fun", but further divided us (Black men and women) and hurt us in the end-- which was the whole plan to begin with.. entertainment is a trip.. it's called programming for a reason!
Finding Mooney stuff has been a hobby of mine since i was a kid and saw his commentary on the Say It Loud documentary and his Stand-Up :). This is awesome. So much BLACK EXCELLENCE HERE. :)
Harry Belafonte got it right Paul Mooney keeping it 💯 as always.
Who’s here in respect ✊🏾 of Paul Mooney …💔💔much love and much respect ✊🏾 R.I.Power.
Quincy Jones said "you have two ears and one mouth for a reason." Listen twice as much as you talk. We all might learn something. Great show. Peace
Now this is real blackness. I love it.
barefoot arizona How are they having a victim mentality?
@barefoot arizona what are you talking about?
Real blackness that didnt marry black 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
Wayne Brady has a child by an Asian woman. Hell Diane Carroll dated all races n married them.
@barefoot arizona ... it's his white guilt talking.. they can't handle the TRUTH
When Harry Belafonte speaks...They Listen like EF Hutton!
Uncle Paul, Aunty Diane, Uncle Harry. 3 of the greatest thinkers of our era. The wisdom held between these 3 elders is immeasurable.
Harry Belafonte was amazing in this. Everything he said, his questions, his incite. His Wisdom. I loved listening to this man.
Yes, and imagine that he's still dropping all this insight today--in his NINETIES!
Always does. Look up ANY of his interviews. 👌🏾
Paul moony will go down in history has a African born in America genius. This man is so important if people really knew.
jam man YESSSSSS
We woke💯💯💯
@Forgotten KingzTv Interesting point, however, no one even began to be fair about Michael Jackson, he achieved so much and gave back even more. The Wiz analysis Toure gave was correct and as for the Wizard of Oz, of white cinema; in which the only singing characters were Dorathy and the Munchkins is only a classic because it was marketed that way for decades; and truth be told HOLLYWOOD didn't give a fig about Judy Garland in the end with the way they used her and threw her away.
We've done Cinderella over too with Diana Ross and Brandy as a Musical and white Hollywood didn't like that either The WIZ was first a Musical play and the moral of the story was about knowing your self-worth and appreciating the family around you. The Wiz movie was not meant to be a carbon copy of the play starring Stephanie Mills nor of the Wizard of Oz, yet it was of the same premise but from two different prospectives; that of a young woman and of a young girl. It came at a time when Black America was still trying to depict positive imagery of ourselves in a wholesome light. Especially with all the exploitation movies. So I did not at all appreciate the comment @13:38 Paul Mooney made about Michael being "whiter than whites" is insulting; that it be known Michael has always respected the ELDERS period, especially Black and also White.
With it only being 7 months out, from the aftermath of that horrendous trial still feverously headling, I consider his comment insensitive.
I wished that Harry Belafonte had chimed in to defend Michael as he did about segregation because he experienced it too with the J5 being on the chitlin circuit before he went Solo. After he broke the ceiling in accomplishments and assets the music industry, came for him exponentially.
I hope one day he and all black geniuses are just recognized as geniuses. But Mooney would likely prefer being known a "black genius" 😉
i Luv me some Mr. Paul Mooney.
Man how I wish I could've been on this show to talk to our elders and partake of their wisdom and experiences
The wisdom in Harry Belafonte permeates through out I his essence, brilliantly listening is beautiful!
This was, GREAT!! I never seen this before. Paul, candid as always. Who impressed me was Mister Belafonte. He’s coming from the era of Jim Crow segregation. He’s witnessed a lot. And participated in a lot organization’s. Just him alone I hung on to every word and analogy he spoke. As a group they all bought their take on the black perspective. And at times humorous. Especially Paul. Rest In Peace, Mr Mooney.👍🏽✊🏿
This was beautiful and fun. Because it was real..
I met Ms Carroll in NYC in the 90s, she was so sweet to me, I will never forget how nice she was. Brought a Tshirt from Toure and his then girlfriend now wife and wish I still had it, was a nice one........
Steve harvey wife look like her. Im just now getting it. And i always looked at margarie like she look familiar now i see why i felt that way.
@@toniblunt2906 I trully do not think they look alike.
@@carolynhowell9768 a lil not alot i think.
Toure is married to a woman?
@@ertfgghhhh yep, a white one.
This was beautiful when Ms. Carrol danced, rest up Queen
Toure was severely out gunned here. Mr. Belafonte is speaking truth to power.
10:01 when Ms. Carol said you mustn’t have white friends, (tongue-in-cheek) then side-eyes wayne! LOL
I had to rewind that part about 8 times, and laughed every time she said it.
Damn! Sanford and Son should’ve been on that list.
Agreed
And good times
Those shows are improv. Paul Mooney wrote for those shows. That’s why they weren’t mentioned
@@ShakesWonder I thought him and Pryor wrote two shows for Sanford and son.and I know Paul was on an episode of good times dont know if he wrote an episode tho
bruno la der They said Good Times and I think Paul did write an episode of Good Times.
Harry Belafonte’s comments about hip hop were very enlightening.
Exactly
Folks with fully open eyes will see it his way.
Facts
And I’m a Deep Hip-Hop fan
Judith wilson you show watch KRS-ONE lecture on Hip Hop on you tube. He talks about those true Hip Hop and the sellouts
I had the pleasure of meeting and dressing Mr. Belafonte.
This must have been one of the highlights of my life.
My dad loved him.
I have cried like a baby while I was watching him walking down the stairs when he left.
Eartha Kitt would have been awesome on this.
?????????👀👀👀👀👀👀🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔???????
bamadla... Eartha Kitt as well as being a actress & singer was also an activist & a very vocal one at that. Google/search RUclips on how she was blacklisted in the 60/70’s after she was invited by Lady Bird Johnson to the whitehouse for a Women Doers' Luncheon on Jan. 18, 1968. The president & the First Lady didn’t quite like what she said about why youth of that day felt disillusioned.
Eartha never minced her words & would have said actually how she felt regardless of the consequences. It would have made this debate it more interesting. Just my thoughts. ✌️
Yes!
It was awesome seeing Diahnne Carroll in that setting. She let her hair down.
I love Diahann Carroll's class. I wish Paul Mooney would stop over-talking Carol.
Those Million Black Men , didn't realize they could have formed with 1 dollar, the Million Man Bank, and if they had played the Monopoly Game with real Dollars Black Men could have damn near Bought the town, but they were not on an economic buzz.
Part 2. Homie..
Sorry my Sister but tried to pick as many pockets as I could 🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑👌🏾😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
That's too serious..that's heavy...the damn truth.
WOW!
They once did that, and the Tulsa Massacre resulted.
Angele Thomas real smartness Angeie
Wayne Brady at the barbershop: Just f**k me up fam
Barber: I gotchu
😂😭😩💀
😂😂😂😭
Harry Belafonte hit the nail on the head with hip hop/ rap.
I love how diahnne Carrol ask questions for understanding and further elaboration if she doesn’t understand. Unlike toure’ 🙄 the first to speak and the loudest is not always the smartest! He’s a fool
preach.
@cornelius washington Thhhppppttt. 🙄
Totally agree! I think he is trying to hard and just didn't learn the person with the most power is the one who is the best listener. Maybe he'll get there one day.
@cornelius washington I bet it never occurred to you that you might be able to learn anything from a woman. You have a very condescending attitude.
This was good! Paul Mooney, Harry Belafonte, and the lovely and classy Ms. Diahann Carroll...Legends!!!❤️👍🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Thank you so much for posting this. We need more intelligent discussions of this type with entertainers of this ilk.
I love Paul Moody I think he's a terrific person and he speaks for us blacks and he speaks when he talks to you better listen
Harry Belafontes' clarity of thought and communication is SO IMPRESSIVE! and inspirational !
Why the hell is toure speaking instead of basking in this greatness
He should just be quiet and listen. He brings very little to the table in this conversation.
Timm Burr - because he thinks more highly of himself than he ought!
Jen Pollard right what the hell
💯👂🏾
Toure needs to speak. It demonstrates the gulf that exists among us. After its recognized, it can be remedied. He didn't make a choice to be igoramt. He lacks the experiences that the others have had, and no one thought it profitable to share it with him.
They just don't make 'em like this anymore
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Never knew wayne brady had this Awesome Show. Glad he put these icons together. I miss paul mooney, he kept it 100%. That's wha im talkin bout.
If u have any more of the Series please add them.
As a young Native/Black kid growing up in the 70's I had seen the Wizard of Oz just like every kid did back then. Then I saw Michael & Diana in the Wiz and instantly thought it was a better modern version(W.o.Oz) surpassing original because I could relate more to the current('78)rather than the original('39).
Well, I’m black and I agree with Mr. Belafonte. I prefer the original because it was such an iconic film. It’s got nothing to do with race. I just believe that you cannot improve upon perfection. It’s the reason I prefer the original “Goodbye Mr. Chips” (1939) to the musical remake (1969), for example. I just think that the originals were better films. Now, that has not always been the case but, in general, when the original film is considered to be a classic, there’s no point in doing a remake imo.
What a credit to our race Harry Belafonte is!!!!! Thank you Tom Brady for having such a amazing combination of people on your show. Now that's what I'm talking about!!!
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I'm a simple man, I see a clip with Paul Mooney I click 💯
RIP Paul Mooney...glad I stumbled upon this.
It's gotta be surreal to see Wayne Brady and Paul Mooney on the same panel at the same time on the SAME show.
There should be more of these conversations. Specifically with different generational representations.
Thank you 💯💯