The Johnsons Have a Frank Discussion About Hair - mixed-ish
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2019
- After Johan and Bow have hair disasters while trying to fit in, Alicia calls a family meeting -- and as she begins, she inadvertently makes Santamonica feel guilty for her choice. So everyone regroups to come to the conclusion that whatever choice you make about your hair, just embrace it and be proud of who you are. From 'Let Your Hair Down,' season 1, episode 3 of mixed-ish. Watch mixed-ish TUESDAY 9|8c on ABC, streaming, on demand, and Hulu.
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“ its all mine because i paid for it “ i felt that
On a spiritual level
That's exactly what I say when someone tries to come at me for wearing box braids or a weave. "I had to sit a certain amount of time to get this. I paid for it, so it's mine. Mind your damn business. " lol
Aaliyah Thomas preach i worked for the coin i spent the coin on weave & i sat in the chair to get it put in my head ITS MINEE PERIODDD
@@milliannaxxx YESS! Lol
Marie- Lee ok let em know yes amber its all mine
"I'm not a good black person if my hair is straight?" That touched me so. I love my hair straight (with a hot comb/flat iron). I love the natural curly look on others, just not on myself. I so love this show!!!
This touched me too. I wanted to keep my hair straight but menopause said NO! So I gotta rock this natural hair. Lol. Oh well.
@@bettinabrown9429 why menopause made your hair curly ?
This episode really hit home with me. I have a 10 year old daughter who wants to wear her hair straight. She thinks that when her hair is straight she feels prettier. She doesn't understand that she has black hair and it is always going to revert back to it's natural state; that's why we keep it braided. When the hair is braided it makes life so much easier for me and my wife not to mention it looks better. I tell her to embrace her blackness; it's Gods gift and anyone that does not like it or teases you about is not worthy to be in your company...
But she's only half black...
@@creolito9600 I have NO idea. It only happened to one other person I know & when she told me I laughed & figured she was lying. Now I just let my hair do whatever. I just wash it, dry it & oil it. Lol.
The little girl who plays Santa Monica is exactly like her grown-up self on blackish.
She so is. hahahahah i love her.
Such a good fit
Best character on the whole show, funnier than EVERY character in grown Ish 😂
James Ten no 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Shortblock Flexinit Lol yess she is
With one question Santa Monica addressed what is happening to day in the argument between naturals and relaxed hair..you are a good black person..no matter how you decide to wear your hair. ...deep.
Georgia Lenny yesss😊
I'm so sick of every one tripping about it, just wear it how you like and what looks good on you.
I look better with straight hair and I love it. Some don't look great with natural hair and don't like their hair that way. I've always had my hair straight and usually wear braids about half the year and its always been healthy.
But some people and this trend, (I see it as a trend)are out of line and then you have a lot of biracial ladies saying how they struggle with natural hair and everyone knows that's just a lie lol. My hair is like Oprah Winfrey and their is no way in hell hair like hers in its natural state is the same as someone like Mariah Carey. So yeah I can't say how irratating it is when shows try so hard to "fake teach" the public about things but instead they do a terrible job. I am not sure how many black women work on this show but they are really failing at portraying any truth.
I know it is sit com but it seems they would want to represent things in a better way. I mean the son with that terrible braided wig.
Dang The Walking Dead did(does)a better job with its black female characters, Sashas hair looked like it should have looked, considering everything that is going on
Ok rant over lol
@@pam2848 Then tell people to keep their snide, hurtful comments, eye rolling and verbal abuse about hair to themselves! People are too busy policing others! That's why things are so bad today!
@@fredrika27 omg yes!
Georgia Lenny That’s how naturals and some black men make you feel!
“So I’m not a good black person if my hair is straight?” I felt that right there. Too many people down others for getting straight hair. I’m natural and occasionally I’ll get my hair straightened and get snide little comments saying I’m trying to be European. No, honey, I’m not, I’m just checking the length and shaking it up every now and then.
White man what are you talking about you are just stirring up discussions you no nothing about. White people always want to be in every discussion about black people if they can find a so called negative.
c104 ark what are you talking about? 😳
@Child Of The Sun what drugs are you on? I need those!
lillost straight hair is the standard what are y’all talking about
Child Of The Sun
Kinky hair might be the standard during the stone age, but it isn’t in our modern setting. Standard means “norm”. Most people have STRAIGHT hair so it is the norm. You are correct about one thing though, straight hair and fur are no different, because human hair and animal fur are chemically indistinguishable. Let me dumb it down for you since you probably can’t understand such a big word, it’s the same fucking thing. Don’t fight discrimination with discrimination because it just makes you look stupid and ignorant. 🙄
It's all mine because I paid for it 😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Luna Lovegood
😭😭😭
10/10/19
Oh I say the same thing all the time🤣🤣
Did y’all get the part when the parents was arguing with the teacher about their kids hair and the bell rings and the dad said Saved By the Bell Lol I cracked up 😂
Yeah, I caught that plug!😁😁
I have never seen this show before but your comment made me scroll back up to check his face and go 'ooooooooooh' :p Need to go look it up online as it can take forever to get to my country, if it ever does (they did show Black-ish on fox here but just saw a clip a they are much further along now then I ever saw)
Being a mixed woman who rocks a good lace front I love that line. It is mine because I paid for it. One of my best friends is a white woman and she told me that my hair was at mine because it's fake. I just told her by that logic your shirt isn't yours.
Haha good one! Why must ppl give us grief about our hair? Like, mind your business. White and other non black people, like JLO and Ariana Grande, wear wigs and hair pieces, I mean "extensions" all the time. It's not a problem unless we do it. 😂
You know exactly what she meant. Shirts don't grow out of people, but hair does.
I'm so grateful for mixed-ish. I identify with the show as a bi-racial woman. And I'm so glad they did the hair discussion. I had a difficult time in my life dealing with my hair. This is an important discussion for bi-racial kids to see and everyone else
Chile mix race ppl high jacked the natural hair movement as the standard of beauty in the black community
@@ariellefedrick9 How did they highjack black culture natural hair when they're apart of the black community themselves. You sound ignorant
Meggan Fedrick some of y’all bitter black women need to stop. Kathleen cleaver one of the most influential people of the natural hair movement was a biracial women and no one had a problem. The natural hair movement been started in the 70s it was just on hold and is now back. Do your research honey and stop letting you tubers influence ur opinion u sound stupid. Do u not know biracial kids had perms or had damaged hair and didn’t love their hair neither.
it's okay guys, we need to start the Natural hair movement for Dark skin women with 4 Type hair.
lakeasha martin ok so can you answer this? We’re u ever bullied or ostracized for being biracial? Growing up the light skin people in my school were praised!
being a black women or person is not just about the hair i hope they go deeper
@aBXANneDoned InTheUSA it's also how mixed people were often identified as black especially during times of jim crow where some black people would "pass" as white by straightening their hair to have access to a better life. My grandmother recalls jobs making people do a water test by wetting her pressed hair to prove they were white or not.
@Jane Doe so true
Awwww “love circle” I love that I might steal that 🥰
“IT’S ALL MINE BECAUSE I PAID FOR IT!”
LOUDERRR😆👏🏾👏🏾
Ya'll should remember this tv series is set in the 80s where black issues like our hair ,our culture were not really appreciated by the society especially by white people so don't make the woman portraying the mother look like she doesn't acknowledge she's black back then being mixed was an issue. Do I expect more from the actors? Yes ,Do I expect a better storyline that doesn't portray black people(and white people)as the bully or the aggressive one ? Yes .let's just give the show a chance without bashing it and see how it turns out to be
meh our culture has always appreciated mixed folks. especially the women. i don't know what you're talking about.
@@elisejackson2854
Exactly, remember pebbles, Jane Kennedy, vanity, Vanessa Williams, and MANY MANY more. We were not as clueless as this show tries to portray.
The thing is that is part of the storyline. All of it from blackish to this one is centered around making the big issue of this race centered.
@@elisejackson2854 you do realize the act of being mixed could easily be punishable by death right? Just ask Trevor Noah who couldn't even really walk down the street with both his parents
@@Najeetatika you know where Trevor Noah is from and the context of that story, right?
This episode has me in tears. It brings back such traumatic memories. I'm so thankful for this new era of Do-you!
I hate tha Bow’s mom in Blackish is light tho. Makes no sence in retrospect
That isn't Bow's Mom, that's Dre's.
portia moore bows mom has been there before
portia moore yea in Blackish Dre’s mom is played by Jenifer Lewis who lives with them and Bow’s mom is a light skin woman who occassionally makes a cameo. And her father was obvi white.
@@Buyis What difference does it make!!!!
Sheretha Daniels Continuity and playing it safe at first with bad casting. They need to think these things through. I’m sorry!! Im not mad that in Blackish all the kids have different complexions. Thats fine. Some of these castings be killing sometimes! Still can’t get over why Hilary didn’t look like 1st aunt viv and why Denise and Sondra where much ligher (Cosby show). I aint calling nobody no form of ‘-ist’ or ‘-ism’ but we need to do better with casting. Period. Point. BLANKKKKKK
I am loving Alicia's outfit
Also in the state of California it is now illegal to discriminate on the basis of hair
Jessica Victoria Carrillo Exactly. It was even referenced in the episode.
Now? Please site the law that gives people the right to discriminate on basis of hair?
OMG! She looks like Aunt Viv! So beautiful
This scene means so much to me. I love this show! I love all 3 of the “ish” shows!
My opinion on hair is the same for clothes, makeup, and tattoos: It's your body, your final word.
Oh my gods do I identify with this. Brings back memories of crying on the barber chair when I had a knot in my hair. My daddy yelling, "what, you wish you were like one of those white blond boys with straight boring hair?!" Yes, dad I totally did at the time. 😭 Their hair was low maintenance, easy to style, easy to dye. I wanted to be like them so badly....
I am so thankful for this show.
😂😂😂😂😂 When she took off her wig.. I died😂😂😂😂😂
Very proud to be a mixed race woman! ❤💕
@@Taralalalalaaa What kind of ignorant comment is that? What an idiot..
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@@Taralalalalaaa what the heck is your problem?
🤍🖤
This is such a good show! I love it!!
This is very inspiring. Explaining to her kids about thier race and thier hair which is so beautiful
But I’m interested to know how how’s sister turned out to be a mess
I guess we have to keep watching. :)
She didnt wrap her flat ironed hair in gym class she sweated it out
What your words r confusing.
Black people hair is so versatile, I love it. No others can get the styles we do.
VERY TRUE!!!!
Zach from saved by the bell is such a good actor
I'm full black not mix (long as you don't count my great great grandparents... lol). But as a full black person that's not mixed I love this show because the issues relate to black people as well. Or in other words this show is something that I can relate to. In fact the only show of all of their shows that I watch is Mixedish because it's the only one that I can connect and relate to even as a black woman.
@Kai Evans I don't think nobody is about to call themselves mixed just bc they have 10% DNA. Also I don't know where this notion came from that we all have one nonblack ancestor as I know a lot of black people who literally were 100%
@Crystal Love great great great grandparents are irrelevant as It only takes three generations to completely wash out your black or white DNA.
Especially because of colorism and texturism.
Kai Evans lol my dad is 1/5 white he doesn’t say he’s mixed 💀
I love this show.
“I’m just kidding, I am NOT paying my car note!”- Me, just kidding! Lol
😂 the part when he said “I can go.” Lol. Poor baby. He didn’t know what he was getting into when he married a black women. Lol! We go through a lot. Nothing like “Becky’s” easy life. (In comparison)
Paul's reaction when she took off her wig...😂
Is that Mark Paul Gosslar from Saved by the Bell? This looks like a cool show
YES!
People really having arguments about hair in the comments below, like y'all missed the whole point. It's not about being light skin or dark skin or even middle brown with this or that hair. It's about being a unite and understanding that just because you like your hair a certain way doesn't mean everyone has to wear it that way. And there are too many comments about how light skin people set the natural hair standard when no, it's just the natural hair standard for black people was set to be 3c or less because black people themselves have had a hard time accepting 4 type hair. We have to love ourselves and each other before others can see our beauty. So stop arguing and enjoy the show
Kellie Bean Straight up facts 💯
All it takes is one drop, n ur blessed 💯🤴🏿👸🏿
My mom is Italian and her hair, as well as mine, is thick and curly. Because of that I keep my hair pretty short; it's easier to maintain that way 😊
I luv how Santamonica reaches up to hug her mom by the shoulders.
Mixed-ish is a FANTASTIC SHOW. LOVE THE ISH SHOWS- I laughed so hard about the Hair Segment. I don’t care what nobody says. Everybody deserves to be able to glide a comb through their hair without entanglements. Black People-White People-Purple People-Orange People. -Tan People😇
I love this show 😊🙏
I love all the beautiful ways ladies of color can wear their hair even the ones that go super short it looks great. mine frizzes alot no matter what product I put in it
I'm white and I had hair extentions and men would say that shit to me and it was embarrassing! I never thoguht to say it was mine because 👏🏻 I 👏🏻 paid 👏🏻 for 👏🏻 it 👏🏻 😯💕💕💕
1:41 😭😂 I love you Mark Paul
Love your hair it is so beautiful!!!
I love this show
I'm a Hispanic dude, so I can't exactly relate to this. But imagining growing up and being looked at not only by students, but by teachers or other adults, and having them judge me or blame my parents because they see some part of me as being Wrong or Ugly, that kind of shit shouldn't be happening anymore.
I went thru this phase when I was in school..being mixed made things hard as the F***!! I too wanted to straighten my hair but my mom wouldn’t let me till I turned 15!
The youngest daughter reminds me of Michelle from Full House. She has to same cute innocence.
Glad to see zach from saved by the bell on tv again
LOVE YOUR HAIR! it's your crown
I felt this. Especially Bow’s situation
The title to this vid says "the johnsons" but aren't they the jacksons?
Lupita Bracamontes Are they? That doesn’t make any sense. In Black-ish, Bow’s maiden name was Johnson before getting married to Dre. There was a whole episode about it.
@@kris.g_art they are the Johnsons. They had an episode about it. it was hilarious. I think it's funny because people with the last name Smith marry each other all the time. She didn't have to "take Dre's Name " i think that's what she was so proud of. It didn't occur to me that her maiden name was Johnson until that episode. so cute.
OHHH LOL THANKS GUYS
@@kris.g_art facts
@@phoenixmoon3 yup
I can't believe this show wasn't nominated for an Emmy for this episode.
I think biracial kids with black moms have an easier time growing up. They dont struggle as much with their black identity. They dont struggle as much with their hair because black mom is more likely to know how to do it than white mom. Biracial kids with white moms and black dads usually have a harder time. One of the reasons is because the black father usually abandons them and they are raised without knowing their black side and black culture. Many times they end up bitter with an identity crisis and emotionally unstable. Mixed black kids with a black moms and white dads have a more solid family foundation, seem happier and have less emotional problems where they are taught to love and embrace both sides. They seem to have an easier time befriending black people especially black females. They are more likely to experience the best of BOTH worlds.Many times I can tell when a biracial person has a black mother because of their attitude.They seem more secure and humble. Plus, correct me if Im wrong but it seems people are a little more accepting of interracial relations with bw and wm than vice versa, so theres less stress on them and their family. It may not always be easy but im sure its definitey not as hard as being raised by wm and bd.
I agree not just on the hair thing but you can tell when a biracial child has a Black mom
I think it’s messed up to say all black dads leave. Look at all these famous mixed people and a lot of them have blacks dads who stuck around
False
@@nmoomoo probably after they became famous.
In general Dads seem to be praised to high heaven for doing hair while it is expected of Moms
When she took that wig off I was relating so hard!!!!!
I love Alicia outfits!
essa série é muito boa, meu sonho ter em algum streaming no brasil
So good so good. And yes, It is mine, I paid for it. I say that all the time to people. This was a great episode. I wanted to hug them all.
Sante’s hair is giving me life
i would never perm or straighten my niece (asian/blk) hair bc it can permanently damage a child hair growth. I just let her natural afro go free and i think its soo cute with a headband = ), i would braid it, pin with bows or any accessories. I always teach my niece to love her natural hair.
The little girl is so cute 😍😍
I absolutely feel both sides, wear your hair how you want to. But, DON'T treat your natural hair type like it isn't beautiful! Curly or straight if you feel great you look great.
But, usually the issue is black women don't want to deal with, know how to take care of, and show no appreciation for their curly natural hair. Some really hate having black hair especially if it's coarse, or "hard to manage".
For me straightening and relaxing my hair only ruined my curl pattern so I never did it again. And just went on to be natural and learn to take care of it. It became easier the more I learned about hair. So do you.
@That One And, watching the scene where her aunt even told them that their hair was basically, not pretty or seemingly unkempt. For a picture day proves both of our statements.
@S. Holliday There are studies being done about the harmful effects relaxers. Below are links to just a few studies that were done on the effects of relaxers on women just in case you or anyone else is interested. One of which is a study on the hair relaxer use and the risk of uterine fibroids. This study showed "an increase risk of uterine leiomyomata (AKA Fibroids) in association with ever use of hair relaxers, duration of use, frequency of use, and total number of burns experienced during use." (See 1st link)
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3282879/
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3746223/
I think Im in love with the girl that plays Rainbow. She is incredibly beautiful!!
To true we need to love our natural black hair
I like my hair straight but in the summer. and winter i
wear braids.
The actress that plays Santa Monica gives me so much life 😂 her one liners make the show . A much needed break from Rainbow acting like everything is so dramatic . Girl chill , your hair isn’t even big . Girls at school buy wigs for it to look like that
Omg. This reminds me of my son's dad. Hahaha.
1:06
DENISE gets me every time!!
They raise some good points
I guess they came from the commune. But in my house (and most in the UK) oppression was so deep all we knew was to relax our hair. When the ‘rough’ roots started to grow you say ew and relax it again. I didn’t even know my hair could be curly/Afro.
Tika sumpter is soo beautiful
Luv this show, hilarious that little girl & the father n Law. The themes are very relatable growing up m that era & my hubby is Bi- racial...
love me some Santa Monica. She is too cute.
Damn. Thought that was Aunt Viv at first
Wow the mother looks like Lisa Turtle😀. Standing next to zack Morris.
Wow one dropping no wonder I never got into the ish series
Use your words.
Yeaaaah, as a biracial person I really like this show so far for the most part but they kinda stumbled a bit here with the “you’re still a good black person” line. Language is important. Statements like this make it more confusing for people to accept us as being mixed, not one or the other like this sentence implies.
@@digitalbritt2k right that's so weird
@@biancachi6435 go choose yuh madda
I think the hair conversation is such a broad topic in general. I think that’s why it was said the way it was said. Two black women could have had the exact same conversation. I think the hair conversation is less about being mixed and more about having textures that are not straight. That’s the problem I am having with this show so far. Mixed people want to be accepted for being all the things they are but black people get portrayed as monolithic on this show. That’s a huge problem.
Those kids have some crazy hair
I suddenly wished they had the cost of designer talk about the costumes on the show And how They chose different clothes for different characters
They're neither black nor white . They're mixed
Alex Andria
But the caucasian world will still view them as black or non-white and treat them less than.
@@cupcakes7015 yea ik some will. It's ignorance , arrogance, racism and wickedness
Alex Andria
I have a beautiful respectable ,biracial nephew and he doesn't deserve the treatment some people give him.
@@cupcakes7015 yeah it's so sad that even toddlers have to struggle through this
@@cupcakes7015 and maybe we should try to change that instead of just accepting it
I still remember seeing my friend’s natural hair for the first time and being shocked because I thought she cut it all off and then she explained to me that her hair always looked so different whenever I saw her because she used weaves. Still jealous of how she managed to look so good no matter what style. For context, she changed her hairstyle every time I saw her
Lol
She snatched her weave like it was nothing
Me and a few other cultural bloggers had hoped that with the issues being aired on the ABC series Mixed-ish, an avenue would open up regarding ethnic hair, it didn’t, there are still just as many women in straight haired wigs as before appearing on news programing…and climbing thru the roof on television dramas and comedies too, even on this show, which is called, remember, Mixed-ish…
Growing up Mixed Race Dominican, My parents always insisted on us straightening and relaxing our hair.
😭😭😭😭😢 beautiful
I see from whom bow gets her motherly pep talks from
I have a hard time beleiving such understanding parents exist in rela live
They are rare, but they are out there.
Tika is so beautiful 😭
She is. 😍
I'm really happy they get to have this conversation about loving and accepting themselves as being black first and foremost. That is EXTREMELY IMPORTANT for every black child (regardless of skin complexion). Especially for the more lighter/biracial children, then need to know their history first before anything.
She looks like original Aunt Viv in the clip.
ITS MINE BECAUSE I PAID FOR IT LOL
How is her mom dark skin here but when she’s older she’s sooooo much lighter skin??
bleached her skin probarly
Ashton A lol why not? They can’t hire someone wth similar complexion?
Alicia and Paul seem so normal when they were Younger especially Alicia
Pertubando gringos check 🇧🇷🇧🇷
Was geht? (Was geht?, Was geht?)
It's fabio silva (fabio silva, fabio silva )
je dois tout péter, j'ai pas le choix
J'ai pas le choix
With fabio silva pas le choix
J'ai pas le choix
I'm the only girl you know (the only girl)
Making fire where I go (where I go)
There ain't no stopping, mi amigo (oh, oh, oh)
J'suis déjà loin, hasta luego (oh, oh, oh)
je dois tout péter, j'ai pas le choix
J'ai pas le choix
With fabio silva pas le choix
J'ai pas le choix
Je trouve pas le sommeil
Got dreams to make
Sous le soleil
D'Africa à L.A
Pas de faux likes, pas de nouveaux amis (ooh)
La roue tourne, eh oui, c'est la vie (ooh)
I work hard 'cause I wanna be
I'm gonna be the best
Je sais faire que du hits, hits
Pas peur de prendre des risques, risques
Les jaloux j'évite, vite
Trace ta route et vite, vite
Je sais faire que du hits, hits
Pas peur de prendre des risques, risques
Les jaloux j'évite, vite
Trace ta route et vite, vite
je dois tout péter, j'ai pas le choix
J'ai pas le choix
With fabio silva pas le choix
J'ai pas le choix
I'm the only girl you know (the only girl)
Making fire where I go (where I go)
There ain't no stopping, mi amigo (oh, oh, oh)
J'suis déjà loin, hasta luego (oh, oh, oh)
je dois tout péter, j'ai pas le choix
J'ai pas le choix
With fabio silva pas le choix
J'ai pas le choix
Yo soy la chica de la chica (la chica-ca)
Traigo el fuego conmigo (conmigo)
Nadie me para, amigo, oh (aha)
Yo ya me voy, hasta luego (aha)
Litte Shiv
मैं ही तोह, मैं ही तोह वह लड़की हूँ
जो आग लगादे हर जगह पर
किसी के भी आगे
न रुकी, न झुकि
मैं तुम्हारी पहुच से बोहोत आगे हूँ
Мир весь мой
Se eu quero, eu consigo
Сила со мной
Se eu quero, eu consigo
نمشي سوا
If I want it, gonna get it
ايدنا ايد بايد
If I want it, gonna get it (I'm gonna get)
Je dois tout péter, j'ai pas le choix
J'ai pas le choix
With fabio silva pas le choix
J'ai pas le choix
I'm the only girl you know (the only girl)
Making fire where I go (where I go)
There ain't no stopping, mi amigo (oh, oh, oh)
난 먼져간 이제 지내요 (oh, oh, oh)
je dois tout péter, j'ai pas le choix
J'ai pas le choix
With fabio silva pas le choix
J'ai pas le choix
選択はない
選択はない
選択はない
कि मैं तुम्हारी पहुंच से बहुत आगे हूँ
選択はない (oh, oh, oh)
選択はない (oh, oh, oh)
選択はない (oh, oh, oh)
私だけ
Je dois tout péter, j'ai pas le choix
J'ai pas le choix
With fabio silva pas le choix
J'ai pas le choix (hey)
Je dois tout péter, j'ai pas le choix (oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh)
J'ai pas le choix (oh, oh, oh, oh)
With fabio silva pas le choix (oh, oh, oh, oh)
J'ai pas le choix (oh, oh, oh, oh)
I know the actress who plays Bow's mom but I don't know her name... What is it?
No one, I mean absolutely no one will ever tell me what to do with my hair. Folks out here telling us how we should wear our hair like they are paying for it. They could simply just go to hell. The end.
Im not even a black person but this show is just WOW... TRUE AND ENTERTAINING
Then there's me. When it's short, all natural. But when it get's long enough, cover it with any type of headwear
0:26 "So I'm not a good black person if my hair is straight?" Man, that hits hard.
I like black women, but I don't think I'm prepared to be a mixed father.
remake fresh prince of bel air and make tika sumpter aunt viv
Hell no
I don’t see her playing a “Auntie” role
@@imtiredoftheseniggas6618 Lol then she can play Vivian Banks
@@nathanielplacide4119 I can see her playing Aunt Viv easily. Aunt Viv had more sass to her, but I think Sumpter can incorporate that.
@@tarag7292 yeah and a more bourgeois attitude and she'd be perfect
This show gives off too many mixed messages
"You need to love and accept who you are"
"You need to fit in"
Like, pick a lane.
The mom: “Our kids are not black, they’re both black *AND* white!”
Also the mom: “You’re still a good black person! :)”
@@digitalbritt2k right confused ass show
@@digitalbritt2k because they are both black & white. They have to accept all Not just one.
Your not wrong, but your not exactly right either. Being mixed is a habitual contredire mind fuck. It's like the rest of the world is driving in 1 of 2 lanes in your drive and straight down the middle, while everybody screams at you to pick one, And I can't because doing so would be Lake writing off completely one of your parents, While simultaneously pissing off other mixed people who refuse to pick a side.