still fresh, and new, but, yes i have to add rip #AndreBraugher yes. just happened so recently. I still ache over Bernie Mac, and i know LEGEND #OssieDavis at peace a long time. I always loved him, in each and every black movie he has been in. and rip to the other few who has passed away. Adios.
@@GMAV3RICK he was right in a lot of points but that didnt give him the right to put them down/make blank statements about them or black folks generally since he doesnt know anything about their lives or what they deal in a regular basis
@@youngw1ze I’ve seen Bamboozled, great concept but it was kinda all over the place. The message still got across nonetheless. My knock on Spike is his inability to edit movies properly, that could be due to budget constraints.
no.. the points remained valid - regardless of who was saying them - and Malcolm X and MLK would have agreed with him .. it is just that they failed to nullify the virtues of the Million Man March..
I agree definitely one of Spikes best and it focused primarily on Black men. Jungle Fever despite the name was a classic too. The dialogue in both of these films.... incredible!
It ain't that they re people scared to make movies like this anymore. its that censorship and sanctions from powerful political organizations has red lighted anything that offends and do not draw a lot of W movie goers .that use to didnt matter as long as everybody got their cut everybody was happy .now greed and political correctness is a for front for movies like this one and also red lighted to hit really any box office....
always funny,and died too soon, mid fifties is older man, but sure Not old. as Old is 65-90s. sad, rip. so many go to soon, but are at peace, cannot wait to watch this movie again. Adios.
o i know, cps criminal files. i know, he was only Middle age. i think yes 55 years old, a shock. rip bernice, always a fan. . . watching the movie again now. it's on television. cable.@@LawMami0806
Example: The Montgomery brawl. The Alabama brawl. The defining chair whack. Ha! Unforgettable. Hope Spike takes this most current cowardly display of (self entitlement) and turn out a great box office breaker. To include; "This is what happens in a small town" Back at ya Aldean. 😂
yep. 27 or 28 years after mid 90s. 1995. sure is. never will agree though with how he sounded, and he was not imo accurate on majority of it just as many lazy republicans,glad all y 3 mid 20s year old and late 20s year old sons college educated/biz owners know that.
o well, nothing changed, since my eldest son born few years after that in 98, no diff, still racist white, still racist, in the Republican party who now want to CONTROL it all and ruin much of women rights, praying women FLOOD those damn polls, to win and have to for November, i can't imagine being "Controlled" of my own mind, and body like that." great film. i hope to see it again, mama taught us right, she blk, dad Afro-latino hispanic,both still married 62 yrs., and not only Dems party members are as he said, about being lazy want a hand out, is disgraceful where, you're having just as many "White republican"same way, if not more."Adios. #NeverVotingRacistRepublican Great they threw him off the bus. . . Adios.
still beyond shock, only live til i think 60 ish. what a shock, didn't expect that. to hear that, too fresh, for me to say it, but, i have to because he is in heaven. so rest in peace sir. i loved his acting. on Get on the bus and Baltimore, the homicide shows, and a few others. adios.
Unreal that this very scene just randomly popped in my head a few minutes ago, only for me to open RUclips and this is the 3rd video that I swipe to 🤯🤯🤯
I’m getting Uncle Ruckus vibes from the “Black Republican” 🤷🏽♂️. He was going to the “Million Man March” to profit off black folks even though he looked at his own ppl as the scum of the earth. The brother wasn’t stating “Facts”. He needed an enema because he was full of it. I was a senior in High School in 95-96 I remember the main focus of the march being “Atonement” and repairing the black family & community. However, looking back the brothers & sisters didn’t know that after they returned to their community’s both the republicans and democrats would screw over the black community by way of gentrification, eminent domain, redistricting (voting districts) incarceration laws & privatization.
Colin Powell made it inspite of racism because he never allowed anything to stop him. He's considered an underdog and everyone respects an underdog. Out of your own mouth should teach you a valuable lesson about letting go of this woe is me attitude. Be willing to suffer for what you desire and that is to overcome all of the odds.
My grandmother always say that a "Black republican is worse than a dog who eat his own vomit then take a crap then turn around and eat it" . I will not mention what she say about a black democrat because it's worse!
I don’t claim any political party, but this was definitely a one-sided, groupthink, generalized perspective on the “Black Republican” in America. Not all Black Republicans are like the bigoted clown in this scene. Though, one thing that I’m sure Black Republicans do agree with as far as this character, is the uselessness in blaming White’s for their problems or depending on White’s for their solutions. I respect Spike Lee as a filmmaker and a writer, and I actually liked this film, but It’s disappointing that he didn’t allow the character written for this particular scene, to be more nuanced and balanced.
As a black Republican, I agree that we don’t blame white people for our problems. Booker T. Washington(A black Republican) spoke about not blaming other people in his book, “Up From Slavery.” I’m currently reading this book. 1861-1938, most black Americans, including Booker T. Washington and Frederick Douglass were Republicans.
As a black Republican, I agree that we don’t blame white people for our problems. Booker T. Washington(A black Republican) spoke about not blaming other people in his book, “Up From Slavery.” I’m currently reading this book. 1861-1938, most black Americans, including Booker T. Washington and Frederick Douglass were Republicans.
Well, that’s where the character of Kyle comes in. I think it was bold to have a gay Black Republican on the bus. The Wendell character is exactly what the others called him. An Uncle Tom.
He had good points but when he said racism was a figment of a black man imagination. His views went like him out the bus. This argument is still going on to this day !!!
He was right though. 🤷🏾♂️ Try arguing its existence and I can argue how the concept of ‘race’ isn’t even scientifically accurate - therefore it is a figment of the imagination. *You gotta learn to listen to what’s being said, Shamar… not your feelings.*
What a Serious problem Not knowing how Important your Words are! Think Ozzie, had a Thought provoking question!!! After Wendell heard Ozzie, that was the time to think !
But, the problem was he kept on making it as if black people who didn't share his POV were all the same and that other black people were shiftless, lazy and nothing but complainers. Plus, he was using the n-word in the same tone a racist would use it (no I don't agree with using it as a term of endearment). Also, he tried to dismiss that racism didn't exist anymore because some of them had made it. Isiah Washington even had to check him despite the fact his character was a fellow black Republican.
@@acosiak6191 Another point I forgot to mention in my OP, he also wasn't going to The March for the love of the community; he was going there for the love of the buck. He was being an opportunist. Also, Charles Dutton's character risked his job so he can ride on the bus and he was sitting up throwing Farrakhan, Jessie and the whole community under the bus (no pun intended). Also, he made a lot of ignorant assumptions about the other brothers on the bus. Even Isiah Washington's character, who was also a Black Republican, had to check him.
@@dantegood2195 Yes, racism isn’t real. Bigotry is real but the concept of ‘race’ isn’t scientifically accurate and thus ‘racism’ is a figment of the imagination. You would think Blacks would have figured this out by now, but niggas love to be ignorant, it would seem. 🤦🏾♂️
@@TalkinnGrubbinMediawhich shows you there’s a difference between being a Republican and being a self hating man using Republican rhetoric as an excuse for ignorance.
@@Bmore573 what have the republicans done for us? they want to make it harder for us to vote, and think racism doesn't exist and constantly put us down.
I thought it was great dialog....but one thing that always puzzled me: he's got a lexus dealership......and he needs to ask for a ride on a BUS to get to D.C.?
@@TalkinnGrubbinMedia Thank you very much. I would love to see this again. I did not have any idea what it was really about too busy raising teenagers then
The sad part is Wendell was right 🤷🏾♂️ sorry to be a jerk but facts are facts - I have an uncle who is just like this and he helped push me, my brother and sister forward without blaming whites for our problems. Even my Dad never argued with his brother [uncle] because he knew what he was telling us was the TRUTH. 🙏🏾
Your uncle sounds like a real positive role model. God bless you your brother and your sister. With your positive attitude it' now your duty to spread the truth, and help the younger generation accomplish their dreams! Greetings from Cincy Ohio U.S.A.
I wouldn't go to Spike Lee for a proper representation of what a Black Republican is. All you'll get are caricatures . Can't even ride a bus with one for 10 minutes before he tosses him out like Uncle Phil did Jazzy Jeff. I was a freshman in college when this came out and even though I didn't ditch the Left until 20 years later, I knew bruh was kicking facts and that Spike was on some cornball sht with that character. Trust me, there's more of us than you think now. More than even what those polls tell you.
That character sounds tame next to famous black conservatives like Larry Elder, Candace Owens, Brandon Tatum, Terrance Williams, etc etc. Entry into the white nationalist club of the GOP demands hatred and derision towards black people. Period.
My guess is that while Wendell was indeed a black Republican, the main purpose of his role in the bus was to show the concept of a self hating character who exploits his own for personal gain and tries to make himself look grander than what he really is. Especially since he takes pride in graduating from a mainstream college as opposed to an HBCU.
@@rabekagshakur7476 Phi beta kappa is based on academic achievement, and is not limited to African American membership. It's like the National Honor Society in high school. It is not boulé.
Ya'll notice Wendell usually play the "house negro" roles? He also played Clarence Thomas. This is a great Father's day movie for our brothers. I saw this when it first aired in 1996.
Right. Nearly 30 years later, majority democrat leadership since and look at the state of affairs….remember folks crying when Biden got in? “Stroll to the polls” all that stepping and embarrassing acts, “if you don’t vote for me then you ain’t B”…. What did we have to lose? Look how worse off We are now then not too long ago that’s just a fact
nope. a Strong Black or hispanic brown "educated man of color" are not easily fooled brown-noser, weak=Racist Republican Trump support."Not going to happen. Adios.
HE WAS 100% RIGHT THOUGH. This scene proves that the majority of Black Americans listen & think with their emotions rather than with logic (Which is how the majority of women operate.) Now the "racism isn't a factor" thing was not valid but it doesn't refute the 99% of everything else he was saying.
But, he also put down the other black men in a degoratory way. He made as if they were all the same just because they didn't share his views. Also, some people in other groups listen with their emotions rather than logic. Did the January 6 crowd listen with logic, or did they think with their emotions? Not every black person that doesn't align themselves with Republicans are lazy, shiftless, ignorant, liberals and/or complainers wanting a handout.
He went wrong when he started making the black community a monolith just because they didn't share his views. He thought he was special and better than the brothers on the bus just because he was a black Republican. Just like some black Republicans have that mindset now. And, he was definitely wrong for saying that racism is a figment of black people's imagination when it still exists. Even Isiah Washington's character had to check him on that, even though he was a black Republican himself.
@@Carolina_girl86 More right then wrong. 30 years later, what We got from the million man march? It was a show that’s it. Chicago a straight up war zone and that’s the Home of NOI, how does that happen
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RIP Ossie Davis, Bernie Mac, Thomas Jefferson Byrd and now
Andre Braugher 🙏🏿🙏🏿
still fresh, and new, but, yes i have to add rip #AndreBraugher yes. just happened so recently. I still ache over Bernie Mac, and i know LEGEND #OssieDavis at peace a long time. I always loved him, in each and every black movie he has been in. and rip to the other few who has passed away. Adios.
Richard Belzer
@@LawMami0806 Pause @6:46 actors who was good at their craft. You can see the anger & frustration in their eyes
Wendell always delivers a great performance
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The movie needs to be seen again!
I got it on today, love it. good movie, great actors, a multitude of them.
o eva, wait wat network? was saying here earlier, i want to watch again, so what channel, i have cable. please respond, gracias !@@evaharris6450
RIP to Andre Braugher...we just lost a real talent.
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I remember everyone in the theater was cheering and clapping when dude got thrown off the bus. I really enjoyed that film..
@Nathaniel Ray Davis I thought they were going to jump him especially, Bernie Mac.
yes me too
They should have been booing, because Wendell was right. 🤷🏾♂️
@@GMAV3RICK he was right in a lot of points but that didnt give him the right to put them down/make blank statements about them or black folks generally since he doesnt know anything about their lives or what they deal in a regular basis
@@GMAV3RICK what was he right about?
R.I.P. to the legend Ossie Davis and Thomas Byrd.
Can't forget another legend: Bernie Mac.
@@TalkinnGrubbinMedia All three deeply missed.
You can add Andre Braugher to this.
@@jamesgibson3716 Yep. Andre Braugher R.I.P.
One of Spike Lee's greatest films.
This was a good spike Lee joint but Bamboozled and Black Klansman are cinematic masterpieces
@@RONGEE2099 I agree.
Shes gotta have it/Do The Right Thing/Mo' Better Blues - Top 3
Summer of Sam
Do the right thing... Crooklyn... Inside Man... and Miracle at St. Anna are the ones for me, it shows the diverse direction talents of Mr. Spike Lee!
R.I.P Andre Braugher
It's amazing how little has changed.
Ahhhhhhhh...Andre Braugher, Bernie Mac, Ossie Davis, Hill Harper, Wendell Pierce. Some of my faves.
A legendary cast of actors with us and passed. Men who made it with the most humble of notions. They didn’t forget where they came from.
@@ThatCodeBlue❤
Lmao not gone lie the republican lesbian joke was hilarious
I don’t get it
My favorite scene from this movie.
Wendell Pierce is a good actor
He is very underrated.
Yes, he is.
He had some valid points, but they were all in bad faith...so the points were nullified. Probably Spike Lee's best work, love this movie.
Check out Bamboozled...
@@youngw1ze I’ve seen Bamboozled, great concept but it was kinda all over the place. The message still got across nonetheless. My knock on Spike is his inability to edit movies properly, that could be due to budget constraints.
@@nathanielraydavis708 Say what? "X" should have been the movie that got Denzel an Oscar for Best actor.
no.. the points remained valid - regardless of who was saying them - and Malcolm X and MLK would have agreed with him .. it is just that they failed to nullify the virtues of the Million Man March..
I agree definitely one of Spikes best and it focused primarily on Black men. Jungle Fever despite the name was a classic too. The dialogue in both of these films.... incredible!
Damn! It’s a shame that movies like these don’t exist in 2022. We have scary azz people.
This movie is necessary for us, it's such a eye opener
Blackkklansman.
yep. and a few others. .l . @@onlyone23km
It ain't that they re people scared to make movies like this anymore. its that censorship and sanctions from powerful political organizations has red lighted anything that offends and do not draw a lot of W movie goers .that use to didnt matter as long as everybody got their cut everybody was happy .now greed and political correctness is a for front for movies like this one and also red lighted to hit really any box office....
*De'aundre Bonds* - 03/19/76 - age: *20*
*Andre Keith Braugher* -
July 1, 1962 - Dec. 11, 2023 - age: *34*
*Thomas Jefferson Byrd*
June 25, 1950 - Oct. 3, 2020 - age: *46*
*Gabriel Casseus* - 04/28/72 - age: *24*
*Hill Harper* - 05/17/66 - age: *30*
*Harry J. Lennix* - 11/16/64 - age: *31*
*Bernard Jeffrey* "Bernie Mac" *McCullough* -
Oct. 5, 1957 - Aug. 9, 2008 - age: *39*
*Wendell Pierce* - 12/08/63 - age: *32*
*Roger Guenveur Smith* - 07/27/55 - age: *41*
*Isaiah Washington* - 08/03/63 - age: *33*
*Steve White* - 02/13/61 - age: *35*
_with_
*Raiford Chatman* "Ossie" *Davis* -
Dec. 18, 1917 - Feb. 4, 2005 - age: *78*
_and_
*Charles S. Dutton* - 01/30/51 - age: *45*
andre braugher rip
You gotta add Andre Braugher to the departed side now😢
The way Bernie Mac's eyes bulged out at the end had me dying
always funny,and died too soon, mid fifties is older man, but sure Not old. as Old is 65-90s. sad, rip. so many go to soon, but are at peace, cannot wait to watch this movie again. Adios.
o i know, cps criminal files. i know, he was only Middle age. i think yes 55 years old, a shock. rip bernice, always a fan. . . watching the movie again now. it's on television. cable.@@LawMami0806
Bernie Mac at the end 😂
Made me laugh to 😂
I forgot how funny that scene was lol and how eerily relevant it is almost 30 years later 👀
I swear
Yup
Example: The Montgomery brawl. The Alabama brawl. The defining chair whack. Ha! Unforgettable. Hope Spike takes this most current cowardly display of (self entitlement) and turn out a great box office breaker. To include; "This is what happens in a small town" Back at ya Aldean. 😂
yep. 27 or 28 years after mid 90s. 1995. sure is. never will agree though with how he sounded, and he was not imo accurate on majority of it just as many lazy republicans,glad all y 3 mid 20s year old and late 20s year old sons college educated/biz owners know that.
o well, nothing changed, since my eldest son born few years after that in 98, no diff, still racist white, still racist, in the Republican party who now want to CONTROL it all and ruin much of women rights, praying women FLOOD those damn polls, to win and have to for November, i can't imagine being "Controlled" of my own mind, and body like that." great film. i hope to see it again, mama taught us right, she blk, dad Afro-latino hispanic,both still married 62 yrs., and not only Dems party members are as he said, about being lazy want a hand out, is disgraceful where, you're having just as many "White republican"same way, if not more."Adios. #NeverVotingRacistRepublican Great they threw him off the bus. . . Adios.
Rip andre braugher 😢🙏🏿 can't believe he's gone
still beyond shock, only live til i think 60 ish. what a shock, didn't expect that. to hear that, too fresh, for me to say it, but, i have to because he is in heaven. so rest in peace sir. i loved his acting. on Get on the bus and Baltimore, the homicide shows, and a few others. adios.
yep. so tru. rip. watching it now, most of the movie was great, re-watching now after like 13 years. it's on cable today. @@LawMami0806
@@LawMami0806 🙏🏿🙏🏿
He had some good points but he was ignorant
Unreal that this very scene just randomly popped in my head a few minutes ago, only for me to open RUclips and this is the 3rd video that I swipe to 🤯🤯🤯
Everyone have a BLESSED EVENING and STAY SAFE
@@nathanielraydavis708 Thank you! 😃
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
@@donnac.3273 Thank you 😃
I don't know, both sides made some valid and ridiculous points.
I’m getting Uncle Ruckus vibes from the “Black Republican” 🤷🏽♂️. He was going to the “Million Man March” to profit off black folks even though he looked at his own ppl as the scum of the earth. The brother wasn’t stating “Facts”. He needed an enema because he was full of it.
I was a senior in High School in 95-96 I remember the main focus of the march being “Atonement” and repairing the black family & community.
However, looking back the brothers & sisters didn’t know that after they returned to their community’s both the republicans and democrats would screw over the black community by way of gentrification, eminent domain, redistricting (voting districts) incarceration laws & privatization.
reminds me more of Uncle Larry Elder
@@octoman511 lol 😂
U thought he was gonna miss all that networking shidd!
@@octoman511more like Jesse Lee Peterson contradicts himself
Great movie Spike Lee awesome human artist could not been done better if he was not directing this great movie
Colin Powell made it inspite of racism because he never allowed anything to stop him. He's considered an underdog and everyone respects an underdog. Out of your own mouth should teach you a valuable lesson about letting go of this woe is me attitude. Be willing to suffer for what you desire and that is to overcome all of the odds.
And to think we lost him in the pandemic.
My grandmother always say that a "Black republican is worse than a dog who eat his own vomit then take a crap then turn around and eat it" . I will not mention what she say about a black democrat because it's worse!
granny was right, neither party cares abt black people, just black votes
Yuck
@@khalilreid8343 It's true!
@@lionrulethejunglewithoutfe3207 I agree its just gross
@@khalilreid8343 LOL, I understand.
The real life uncle Ruckus
I don’t claim any political party, but this was definitely a one-sided, groupthink, generalized perspective on the “Black Republican” in America. Not all Black Republicans are like the bigoted clown in this scene. Though, one thing that I’m sure Black Republicans do agree with as far as this character, is the uselessness in blaming White’s for their problems or depending on White’s for their solutions.
I respect Spike Lee as a filmmaker and a writer, and I actually liked this film, but It’s disappointing that he didn’t allow the character written for this particular scene, to be more nuanced and balanced.
As a black Republican, I agree that we don’t blame white people for our problems. Booker T. Washington(A black Republican) spoke about not blaming other people in his book, “Up From Slavery.” I’m currently reading this book.
1861-1938, most black Americans, including Booker T. Washington and Frederick Douglass were Republicans.
As a black Republican, I agree that we don’t blame white people for our problems. Booker T. Washington(A black Republican) spoke about not blaming other people in his book, “Up From Slavery.” I’m currently reading this book.
1861-1938, most black Americans, including Booker T. Washington and Frederick Douglass were Republicans.
Well, that’s where the character of Kyle comes in. I think it was bold to have a gay Black Republican on the bus. The Wendell character is exactly what the others called him. An Uncle Tom.
what do you expect. It's Spike Lee.
We can tell by Isiah Washington’s character having more dignity in his demeanor as a fellow Republican.
This was a good movie. And brought up some good points
But, a lot of his points were brought up in bad faith and disingenuious.
He was right about some stuff and wrong about some stuff
Thanks the ones that say he's 100 percent right are the ones that you have to bend over backwards
@@khalilreidhow is your money doing now versus 4 years ago
Favorite scene in the movie
Byron Donalds and Rob Smith were on the Bus!
RIH..."Flip" Andre Braugher❤❤
He was probably my favorite character in the movie. RIP brother
Let's not act like some of what he said ain't true😂
I agreed with a lot of what he said. Some of those guys sound like BW today.
Rest in Paradise Andre Braugher Ossie Davis Thomas Jefferson Byrd and Bernie Mac
1 of my favorite 🤩 movies 🎥 👍🏿
He had good points but when he said racism was a figment of a black man imagination. His views went like him out the bus. This argument is still going on to this day !!!
He was right though. 🤷🏾♂️ Try arguing its existence and I can argue how the concept of ‘race’ isn’t even scientifically accurate - therefore it is a figment of the imagination.
*You gotta learn to listen to what’s being said, Shamar… not your feelings.*
@@GMAV3RICK i do hear what was said and some i can get with some i can't
@@Shabazz23 I hear ya 🤷🏾♂️
As homeboy said, Bad Faith argument.
Just here to hear Bunk say "shiiiit" again.
Bunk? I think you're thinking of Clay Davis.
What a Serious problem Not knowing how Important your Words are! Think Ozzie, had a Thought provoking question!!! After Wendell heard Ozzie, that was the time to think !
Loved the joke. I still tell it to this day
I love this scene
Black folks still can't see Wendell was and is right....we still going backwards and picking up speed.
He’s “right” about racism not being real?
But, the problem was he kept on making it as if black people who didn't share his POV were all the same and that other black people were shiftless, lazy and nothing but complainers. Plus, he was using the n-word in the same tone a racist would use it (no I don't agree with using it as a term of endearment).
Also, he tried to dismiss that racism didn't exist anymore because some of them had made it. Isiah Washington even had to check him despite the fact his character was a fellow black Republican.
@@TalkinnGrubbinMedia This ^^^
lol ctfu when they threw him off the bus 🤷🏿♀️😂
@@acosiak6191 Another point I forgot to mention in my OP, he also wasn't going to The March for the love of the community; he was going there for the love of the buck. He was being an opportunist. Also, Charles Dutton's character risked his job so he can ride on the bus and he was sitting up throwing Farrakhan, Jessie and the whole community under the bus (no pun intended). Also, he made a lot of ignorant assumptions about the other brothers on the bus. Even Isiah Washington's character, who was also a Black Republican, had to check him.
@@dantegood2195 Yes, racism isn’t real. Bigotry is real but the concept of ‘race’ isn’t scientifically accurate and thus ‘racism’ is a figment of the imagination.
You would think Blacks would have figured this out by now, but niggas love to be ignorant, it would seem. 🤦🏾♂️
I love this channel
Is that Uncle Ruckus nephew or something?
Now he would have a youtube channel with millions of subscribers, be a Fox News correspondent, and get name checked by all the WS on social media.
Unfortunately.
He’s right. You don’t see it because of the Victim Olympics
EVERYBODY in this movie, either threw strikes or hit home runs.
the gay republican hit it on the nail with regard to the dems
But, he also called out the other Black Republican when he started to say that black people are imagining racism too.
@@TalkinnGrubbinMediawhich shows you there’s a difference between being a Republican and being a self hating man using Republican rhetoric as an excuse for ignorance.
Bunk on the bus looking for Omar
ALL. . . STAR . . CAST!
Haven't seen this movie in forever
6:39 I'm sorry but this joke was funny as hell 😂😂😂
i sort of understood the Black Republicans before Reconstruction but now Black & Republican should NEVER go together anymore ever
What have the democrats done tho?
What are the Democrats doing?
Republican/Democrat they all look the same from far away to me....
@@Bmore573 what have the republicans done for us? they want to make it harder for us to vote, and think racism doesn't exist and constantly put us down.
@@analara9872 how are they making it harder to vote for American citizens?
GREAT FILM!
4:20 to 4:22 caught me off guard and made me chuckle on a bus, ironically.
Did they give him his refund? Cause he did pay to be on the bus?
He didn’t pay for a ticket. Actually they did that brother a favor and he just decided to spit in their faces
From what I remember, he did offer to pay and he showed the cash.
I thought it was great dialog....but one thing that always puzzled me: he's got a lexus dealership......and he needs to ask for a ride on a BUS to get to D.C.?
When did the Movie come out ? The Bus
"Get On The Bus" came out in 1996.
@@TalkinnGrubbinMedia Thank you very much. I would love to see this again. I did not have any idea what it was really about too busy raising teenagers then
@@janiceharley9051 you can watch it now, still relevant
@@mitonrocha3351 yes I know it's relevant too!!
The sad part is Wendell was right 🤷🏾♂️ sorry to be a jerk but facts are facts - I have an uncle who is just like this and he helped push me, my brother and sister forward without blaming whites for our problems.
Even my Dad never argued with his brother [uncle] because he knew what he was telling us was the TRUTH. 🙏🏾
Did he also do reach arounds?
@@hiawathaclemons Not sure, maybe you should ask your father… assuming he didn’t abandon you.
😉
You are right but most people are too emotionally invested to really examine it.
Your uncle sounds like a real positive role model. God bless you your brother and your sister. With your positive attitude it' now your duty to spread the truth, and help the younger generation accomplish their dreams! Greetings from Cincy Ohio U.S.A.
He was right about everything except racism.
I wouldn't go to Spike Lee for a proper representation of what a Black Republican is. All you'll get are caricatures . Can't even ride a bus with one for 10 minutes before he tosses him out like Uncle Phil did Jazzy Jeff. I was a freshman in college when this came out and even though I didn't ditch the Left until 20 years later, I knew bruh was kicking facts and that Spike was on some cornball sht with that character. Trust me, there's more of us than you think now. More than even what those polls tell you.
That character sounds tame next to famous black conservatives like Larry Elder, Candace Owens, Brandon Tatum, Terrance Williams, etc etc. Entry into the white nationalist club of the GOP demands hatred and derision towards black people. Period.
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My guess is that while Wendell was indeed a black Republican, the main purpose of his role in the bus was to show the concept of a self hating character who exploits his own for personal gain and tries to make himself look grander than what he really is. Especially since he takes pride in graduating from a mainstream college as opposed to an HBCU.
Good movie!!!!
So great!!!👍🏽 🤩😂
awesome films
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Is this the name of the movie
Really good film, why is it so underrated tho?
you see he bragged about being boulé Phi Beta Kappa🙄
Phi beta kappa is an academic honor society.
Sigma pi phi is the boulé.
@@bakhembrutalknowledge it’s still boulé
Are the Omega Psi Phi also boule?
@@rabekagshakur7476
Phi beta kappa is based on academic achievement, and is not limited to African American membership. It's like the National Honor Society in high school. It is not boulé.
@@acosiak6191
Omega psi phi is a college fraternity.
Bernie!!! 😂😂😂😂😂 Long Live tha Goat!!
Good movie
May all the Wendells rejoice as their MAGA hero won, this year.
Ya'll notice Wendell usually play the "house negro" roles? He also played Clarence Thomas. This is a great Father's day movie for our brothers. I saw this when it first aired in 1996.
Wendell is celebrating after the Big W against Alabama!!!!
And still today nobody WILL realize ....that the guy they threw off of the Bus ....Was Right all along.
Right. Nearly 30 years later, majority democrat leadership since and look at the state of affairs….remember folks crying when Biden got in? “Stroll to the polls” all that stepping and embarrassing acts, “if you don’t vote for me then you ain’t B”….
What did we have to lose? Look how worse off We are now then not too long ago that’s just a fact
Not entirely. He crossed some lines.
@@onlyone23km he was a lot more right than wrong
@@thetraveler1182 what really messed him up was the HBCU slander and smack talking the rest of the bus.
@@onlyone23km HBCU's was created by white men
6:37 ill admit I laughed at the joke
Word up, he cracked me up with that 😂🤣😆😅
6:33 sheeeeeet🥰
Wendell is the exact opposite
Yes, he is. True black empowerment ✊🏾✊🏾
That’s why he deserves props for playing this role!
@@donnac.3273 Right on
@@DeeNice681 Yes
Wtf is wrong with you people even the guy guy was against him after he denied racism you can't just accept a balance
He had some GREAT points... If he had USED those points to find common ground, he'd have converted half the bus to the GOP by the time they got to DC.
nope. a Strong Black or hispanic brown "educated man of color" are not easily fooled brown-noser, weak=Racist Republican Trump support."Not going to happen. Adios.
This is me at the family reunion lol
classic
Is this a greyhound ad
This character is the image of the black republikkkan even in the year 2022.
Everything bro said was real AF, he was abrasive and an ass about it, but right.
Shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiidddddddddddd!
7:09 7:10
HE WAS 100% RIGHT THOUGH. This scene proves that the majority of Black Americans listen & think with their emotions rather than with logic (Which is how the majority of women operate.) Now the "racism isn't a factor" thing was not valid but it doesn't refute the 99% of everything else he was saying.
But, he also put down the other black men in a degoratory way. He made as if they were all the same just because they didn't share his views. Also, some people in other groups listen with their emotions rather than logic. Did the January 6 crowd listen with logic, or did they think with their emotions? Not every black person that doesn't align themselves with Republicans are lazy, shiftless, ignorant, liberals and/or complainers wanting a handout.
Did you listen to the passengers and plus he was using slurs they agreed at first then he went far
His delivery and assumptions got him kicked off the bus.
Candace Owens father
*Basically he was talking about house niggas and they flipped it on him*
RIP
BERNIE MAC
OZZIE DAVIS
THOMAS BYRD
ANDRE BRAUGHER
😢 I miss Andre!!
20 years later, Louis Farrakhan would praise Donald Trump, so there you go.
You’re kidding, right? He praised Donald?!
This was good movie
The republican brotha was speaking a lot of truth
Facts
You believe racism is a figment of black people’s imaginations, and we’re a shiftless and lazy lot?
He went wrong when he started making the black community a monolith just because they didn't share his views. He thought he was special and better than the brothers on the bus just because he was a black Republican. Just like some black Republicans have that mindset now. And, he was definitely wrong for saying that racism is a figment of black people's imagination when it still exists. Even Isiah Washington's character had to check him on that, even though he was a black Republican himself.
But it was his approach and demeanor that cost him his bus seat.
@@onlyone23kmin other words, the guys on the bus were sensitive snow flakes right?
1:00 - 1:08 sounds about right, concerning HBCUS
I graduated from a juco HBCU. And you’re mistaken.
Wendell definitely tapped into Uncle Ruckus before Uncle Ruckus 😂
He wasn’t wrong not at all
@@thetraveler1182he was right in a way.
@@Carolina_girl86 More right then wrong. 30 years later, what We got from the million man march?
It was a show that’s it. Chicago a straight up war zone and that’s the Home of NOI, how does that happen
Bernie Mac at the end lol
We all know he would have voted for trump
As opposed to that bum Clinton?
Trump 2024
I didn't vote for dump trump the first time or 2024 this year either 😂. He is racist, fat, wanna be dictator
Wendell was making points
1:08 - 1:17 😂
We're these events true?
No
Household film in my family!!!!!!!!