I Watched *FOR COLORED GIRLS* Movie Reaction | For The FIRST Time & It’s An EMOTIONAL ROLLERCOASTER!
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- Today, Were Watching For Colored Girls This Movie Reaction Is About A Group Of Black Women, Most Of Whom Live In The Same Harlem Apartment Building, Faces Personal Crises, Heartbreak And Other Challenges..! If You've Never Watched MY Content, This Is The VIDEO To Watch! #forcoloredgirls #tylerperry #tylerperrymovies #janetjackson
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More Michael pleaseeeee
Hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving ❤
She was talking about God
Love the video and all the others fyi content❤❤❤
@@Bossonamissionyou too!💜
Yeah, the whole movie is poems, it was poetry book written by Ntozake Shange.
It’s about the struggles of being a woman and talks about the hard things and extremes of experiences that many women go through.
I still haven’t forgiven Michael ealy for what he did to them kids
I could NEVA 😭
Me either chile
ME EITHERRRRRRR NEVER FORGETTING EITHER
Right went from crushing on him to not giving af about him after this movie
NO FR every time i see that man ive got sirens blaring lmfao
Not you releasing this trauma movie on Thanksgiving. Most people can't handle this movie but I watch it often. It's so powerful.
Happy Thanksgiving❤
😂😂😂😂
I’m one of those people 😢
I watched this movie for the first time when I was very young. It low key traumatized me especially when he dropped the kids out of the window. I had a faint memory of this movie, but I couldn’t find it when I was older because I didn’t remember the name. I scrolled through Netflix one day and found it. I rewatched it and I realized that it’s way more traumatizing because I can fully understand their pain now that i’m older.
Yup, this & Temptation: Confessions of a Marriage Counselor😬, but I often watch Precious, Woman Thou Art Loosed, & LMN movies especially the older ones.
41:29 it’s such an important point. Most women are assaulted by people they know. Not scary, hooded, masked figures. Especially back in the 80’s… women were so rarely taken seriously if this happened on something like a date
Facts.. wish it’s spoken on more these days..
The movie is based on a book of poems. The full title of the book is “For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/When the rainbow is enuf”.
This was a one and done for me. This whole movie makes me sick to my stomach. So much pain, so many triggers…can barely even get through your reaction to it. This movie is almost TOO powerful 💔
And when you know that they were poems written by women who consider killing themselves it really hits home
@@carladavis1473 sheesh..
Despite my dislikes on For Colored Girls, the actresses are all casted perfectly
Facts!
This movie was just awful and disturbing.
@@Thespeedrapthis movie is what women actually go through….
@@creativetears1Exactly. Facts! What we go through is horrific and they’re our real story to be told.
Peak Tyler Perry movie
About orange and white (whoopie and Thandiwe) were reciting sexual and racial abuse/violence. Her father touched her, and when mom found out she was pregnant, she forced her daughter to have an abortion. That is also why she is somewhat a nympho, stemming from her trauma because that was the only time she felt seen by her father and men in general.
ahhhh okay, thank you!😭🙏🏽
@@sl_1k I'm pretty sure Whoopie was being assualted by HER father, Thandie's and Tessa Thompson's grandfather. Their grandfather 'sold' Whoopie off to a white man to give him mixed babies, so he could further abuse them as well.. but the "favorite" sister, Tessa, never got touched and got to live a comparatively good life, that's why Thandie was resentful of her. Thandie and Whoopie were the "same" because her grandfather abused them both and Whoopie did nothing, and actively shamed Thandie for the abuse, pregnancy and abortion, but shielded the younger sister.
@@HiThereLove16wait the actress is related to each other am confused can u explain more
Thandie Newton is the big sister and Tessa Thompson is the little sister.. in the movie@@aliyaheubanks4477
As what Tyler Perry said about Thandie & Whoopi's poems "at each other," he was saying Thandie in orange was "defending" herself by saying her poem against her mom, Whoopi in white. Whoopi was trying to tell her her story but Thandie didn't want to hear it. That's why u hear overlapping each other, but all u can hear is Thandie's poem. And u really have to find that DVD bc it tells u more about their color symbolic.
The girl you thought was coco jones was the woman that voiced tiana in princess and the frog
Yea, I realized that towards the ending of the movie !
and jukebox on power!@@sl_1k
Don’t forget dream girls and she played on power
This movie so good it’s a sad as hell but realistic as tf . This shit used to make me cry , bc a lot of our problems are never vocalized . This the type of stuff women would go thru fully alone 🥹
The ending was BEAUTIFUL the way they came together and just listened . Everybody had a story to tell , similar and all so different
As most people said in the comments, you have to go back and rewatch this without looking for entertainment. Rarely do men and women get a glimpse into each others world. Welcome to a bit of a Colored Girls' world. Lastly, there were 2 important parts you had trouble with. 1 Macy Gray was performing a "back alley" abortion, and she was knownfor butchering womenin the process. 2nd The poem "Someone Almost Walk of With My Stuff" quote by Loretta Divine was about how women allow or almost allow other's to take, destroy, etc them. Things like their joy, trust, safety, etc. It was summing up all the things these ladies allow other's to take from them. Thanks for reviewing. This a great book and play.
This movie traumatised me, epecially when Mike Ealy dashed them babies out the window. Nooopppee
ion wish that on my worst enemy, this was crazy!
I only watched this movie once years ago. It's powerful but extremely upsetting to watch. The kids being dropped from the window by the abusive husband literally made me break down sobbing and I had to walk away for a moment.
My wife said they should've titled it 'It Sucks Being a Black Woman '.
Sheesh..
This was originally why I hated the film but after watching it as an adult and experiencing more life as a black woman I understand how important and DEEP this film is. How black people sweep generational trauma under the rug and it festers out of control infecting an entire community of people repeating awful cycles. It made me understand and respect the women in my life more who were failed and taught me to be the change I wanna see.
What kind of bubble does she live in to think that these situations and trauma are exclusive to black women? Sadly, I can relate to much of what these women went through and I'm a squirrel. Explain that.
its crazy because this movie traumatized me but now that im an adult this is way too accurate for how black women experience life
@@reesecup3ify interesting that you had to insert yourself into something that had nothing to do with you. The movie is about black women that’s the point, but of course you need it(the satisfaction of it being about you) for some reason.
She stayed with him out of fear not love people dealing with domestic abuse are scared to death to leave 80% of the time & Crystal aka Kimberly Elise's character had kids so she stayed with Michael Ealy out of fear of him hurting there kids which is why its even sadder what he ended up doing to them 💔😞
When u have kids it's not about she needed to get out now she has some fault u their death
My mom wouldn’t let me watch this movie until I was like 15 or 16. I watched it once and never watched it again until your video. It’s definitely a bit complex. One of those movies you have to sit down and watch in a quiet space and then listen carefully to what’s being said. They pretty much speak in poems. I’m shocked you reacted to this lol
I was 9
I was 13 when I watched this movie. At the time, my family saw everything related to Tyler Perry, and I was sure it would play out like one of his Madea stories. Boy, was I wrong. I watched it once, and never again. It's burned in my memory forever.
Yea this play was a big deal back in the day and the black artist kept pushing him to do it
The book is better & it wasn't like the movie at all. The author who wrote this book explained that the poems were from women's stories. And I have the book & we all human beings can relate to that today & learn from it.
@@tracyleesmith781 The book is the play I like the visuals from the movie tho with the colors and stuff
I'm not gone lie SL I don't blame you for not being able to keep up with the movie because it is in fact; For Colored Girls. We as women. We as black women. Go through so much behind closed doors or even out in the open, that only black women/girls would be able to genuinely understand and relate to it. It's been a while since I watched this because it forces you to really sit back and think about reality. It's so hard to take in but this is black woman's truth. Such a powering movie
Great Reaction Video!! BIG HAPPY FAMILY Neeeeow ! 🤣
As a black man this opened my heart to see I cried for every black woman in the world because there is so much truth in all of this and we all know someone who can relate
Facts… i appreciate you & hope you enjoyed! That movie is coming soon!
@@sl_1k I always enjoy the content my boy !! Your reaction/s definitely made the pill slightly easier to swallow lol 🤌🏽 *chefs kiss*
This movie was based on a monolog of poems in the 70s and then it became a play. Each character represent a different color. I don't know if you noticed but they wear those colors though out the movie. This is why it sounds like they are talking in poems, because they are. Many think that Tyler perry wrote this movie but only directed it.
Never knew this that's pretty cool but also sad
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This movie was so traumatic when it came out. 🤦🏾♀️ Your reaction is my first time watching it since.
Side note, she was the voice of Princess Tiana. 😂
Literally same the emotion flooded back
Same
She’s so pretty 😍 😊
From what I can tell with the two sisters is that, the mom had them with a White Man at a young age, over time the dude raped the older girl and she fell pregnant so the mom took her to have an abortion at thatt place (I think the mom blamed the girl so she started treating her badly and favoured the younger one).I think this made her have daddy issues and a low self worth which explains her sleeping around all the time. So in anger and jealousy when the older one found out the young one is pregnant she wanted revenge for herself so she indirectly told her about the abortion place out of spite
Yes !! I was going to type to explain this. I will add that, I don’t think she really wanted her sister/ expected her sister to go get the abortion. She was just gloating on the fact that her mother put her through so much, projected her self hate onto her and putting the little sister on a pedestal instead of understanding that man put trauma into all of them and they are the same. She enjoyed her little sister not being so perfect but her reaction when she still went to go pay for “application fees” shows she still wanted better for her.
Y’all went crazy, this clears up most my confusion..!
@@jaznabooker910Tangie never hated Nyla. She hated how Nyla got lucky outside the abuse whereas Alice-- their mother-- and herself were raped and had a terrible relationship
@@rogueryder3285 I know that.
When you said I'm too stupid for this movie I felt that😂😂😂😂
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This is a play and Tyler perry adapted it into a screenplay and left some of the original lines and how the play was acted out.
So when they are speaking over each other that’s how the play went. They were named “the woman in purple” the woman in white”
I don't think it was a play in the traditional play sense. Its poems and was performed more like the vagina monolgues i.e people reciting their work or actresses performing reciting their poetry. This is what makes this screenplay brilliant to me. He had to take the poetry of women who did not know each other and never met but who considered suicide into a screenplay with these women interacting and having relationships with each other and keep it all cohesive. Imo is aggression his best work. 👌🏾
I love that you made that Tiana reference then realised the actress voiced Tiana! And not you catching Janet's "oh so you doing the bending" line lol....now that you know the movie was based on a book of poems/ musical and the full title of the musical is 'For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/ When The Rainbow Is Enuf', if you watch again you'll notice that each actress had a colour assigned to them and they wore or were surrounded by that color each time they were on camera. Janet Jackson/ Jo = red, Thandiwe Newton/Tangie = orange, Anika Noni Rose/ Yasmine = yellow, Loretta Devine/ Juanita = green, Kerry Washington/ Kelly = blue, Tessa Thompson/ Nyla = purple, Kimberly Elise/ Crystal = brown, Whoppi Goldberg/ Alice = white. Although she played a significant role Phylicia Rashad (who by the way is famously known as Clair Huxtable from the Cosby Show) didn't have a color.
Phylicia Rashad character was lady in Black. She had a color.
Gilda was Grey in my opinion. Not everything was black and white with her the way she talked to her neighbors
I was scared to watch this movie because I didn’t wanna be traumatized so I’m glad I watched your reaction instead because you helped me to laugh and cry. I think you connected with it pretty well and you showed great compassion. Keep up the good work!
I recommended this one! I’m glad you reacting to it. The poetry is beautiful. Very disheartening but it’s really our reality as a society. I remember watching it in 7th grade & now I’m in uni & a psych major. Watching it from a different pov.
Your commentary is hysterical 🫶🏾
I hope you enjoyed the video!
"I wasn't pregnant, I swear I wasn't" BRUH😭💀
Man I was under 10 when I first watched this, 16 when I realized what this movie meant.
Watching this as a child prolly would’ve traumatized me tbh..
@@sl_1k I vividly remembered it that’s why I rewatched, didn’t remember any of it.
I'm sorry, Macy Grey wouldn't be putting nothing up in me
I JUST LAUGHED SO LOUD OMG 😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂
I know you just say the first thing that comes to mind cuz shouting out “im a virgin!” Was wild 😂😂😂 great reaction so far lol
🤣🤣🤣🤣, hopefully you enjoyed the full video!
@@sl_1k always! Can’t wait for the next!
You dropped bars!!!!! Pattern recognition in people is IMPORTANT. I dont hear nothing anybody says to me. I watch their actions. 🤧
Preciate you mane! Hopefully you enjoyed 💪🏽
Best reaction ever! So real, and I understand the confusion at times. But, you persisted and you got it. It was indeed an emotional rollercoaster and I enjoyed the ride with you.
Thank you! especially for understanding, I appreciate you & hope you join the community :) more content coming soon!
Janet looked so much like Michael in this movie its almost unsettling
Man ur reactions be killing me 😂 this is definitely a classic ans I think all black girls/women should see this ❤❤❤
I appreciate you💜💜💜
Btw that woman who was a nosy apartment manager & babysat & watched the children drop to death, was the infamous Phylicia Rashad aka Clair Hanks Huxable from the Cosby Show. And she sure did teach Chadwick Bodeman (The Black Panther, r.i.p.) how to be the honest actor before he passed away. She is & still an Idol & a Blessing mom who I truly appreciate her for the rest of my decades. ❤❤❤
I watched this as a teenager. I could partly relate and understood the themes but it was just so depressing and disturbing. Especially the death of the children. It was the one and only time I watched the film. It just had my emotions on 10 the entire time.
There’s a reason Janet’s character has so much attitude in this film.
So glad your taking off so fun to watch your channel grow overtime
Appreciate you bro💜
This movie was tough but the way i sobered up when janet dropped the “oh so u doin the bendin” 😭
I come just to hear SL say “chilll” “chilll”😂😂😂 cracks me up every time
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I think you'd enjoy watching "Eve's Bayou" it's a definite thinker movie but great actors and narrative
Yes I love Eve’s Bayou
SLK this movie is very hard to watch so I’m proud of you for reviewing it. This is one you may have to watch again due to the fact it’s written in poetry, but it’s a good movie. Love this !!
I appreciate you & hope you enjoyed💜 I’ve definitely watched it back, I have a better understanding of most the movie now
I love Kimberly Elise's acting! Shes amazing at it. I want to see her in more new movies! It has to put a toll on her though, with playing such traumatic roles over and over again!
She should have won an Oscar for this!
I remember my mom had the book with the poems.I didn’t quite get the trauma of these characters when I was a kid, so the movie cleared a lot up.
THIS HAS DEFINITELY MADE MY DAY!!! Thanks! I’m in bed, relaxing and ready for the ride!
No problem, hopefully you enjoyed the video!💜🫶🏽
@@sl_1k of course. I watched twice lol
OMMMGG!! He needs to watch "A family that preys" Tyler Perry! Much love!
Coming soon!🫶🏽
That movie is worse than this one was all Tyler Perry movies are just fucked up and ridiculous.
The scene with the kids sticks with you after the movie ends
😂😂😂😂😂 bruh when you be yapping it’s hilarious 🤣 this is why I love your reactions only ❤❤❤ 🔥
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣that’s love, I appreciate you💜🤞🏽
The cast is packed & it’s with some people who’ve you recently watched.
This movie is amazing. I'm so glad you chose it. I picked it up randomly at the library 10+ years ago and it's a life changing experience. The first time the character started doing a soliloquy I thought I was crazy and then I realized the art that was happening.
The documentary on the DVD about the slam poetry and the artist this is based on was fantastic too.
I have rewatched this movie so many times and still collecting information . This movie was not relatable to me until it happened to me . Ladies and even gentleman stay at peace with yourself STAY AT PEACE . ❤
Yeah Tyler Perry didn’t hold back on this one lmao. The sister set her up the whole time and knew she would go to “Macy Gray” - the abortionist. He connected all their stories so well it keeps the movie fresh. Also Whoopi was the freak hoe before she got religious. Hope you enjoyed the movie lmao 😂
Hope you enjoyed the video mane..🙏🏽
17:17 I’m pretty sure when she said “there ain’t no color in this office including you” she was talking about black people 😂 not the decorations
When they go on a monolog it's poems of women that's been raped, cheated on, etc. When it's n quotes that's when the poems start.
I remember my mom and I went to see this, the theater was empty. Trauma, the whole move is trauma got black women
You just gained yourself a new follower. Ik a lot of people don't understand you having humor through this review but i do. We've been having to find humor in all of this crap to keep a sense of luster and happiness. Can't wait to see more
This movie was definitely traumatizing when I first watched it. You have the best reactions, just had to subscribe to your patreon for more! 🫶🏾
That’s love, thank you for the support & joining the community! Made my day :)
I like your reactions and I've finallllyyyy subscribed but just be you and feel your emotions. there is no weakness in crying or 'shedding one tear'.
I appreciate you! Ima cry in one of these videos mannn
At the end, after about "laying on the hands", the phenomenal actress was poetically speaking about the "ghost" or her suicidal thought of being a ghost. So when she said,"I love her, FIERCELY!" It was meant she was trying to appreciate & love herself for being alive even tho with regrets & guilt for the loss of her children. She was fighting for herself to be alive & then all of the colors of women came together as a rainbow & grey(the apartment manager) represented rain to help her (brown as a tree) to grow anew.
Ain't no way if I was a mom would I just sit there with the kids as my child is getting beat up in the next room, NO WAY! The kids would go somewhere safe and I'd do everything I could to stop him!
you’d probably end up dead, but the kids would be safe… maybe
My first experience with this work was a stage play based off of the poems and I was shaken. I watched this movie and was traumatized. Watching it all come to life not through just words but actions especially that one part mess me up. Quick reaction request: Waiting to Exhale please
Lmaooo YES BABY THAT PRINCESS TIANA ❤❤ The Legendary Nani Rose 🌹
every time they where talking at different times they taking about poems that i really liked.
The Abusive husband was suffering from PTSD from the war and was trying to find his manhood see thats why sometimes the war just isn't for everyone cause shit like that can get to you
They never gave the Vietnam vets help after that bs war they came home after doing things they didn’t want to do and people hating them my grandfather was messed up too my grandma left fast
It also seemed like he was an alcoholic and addicted to smoking.
The fact that you don’t know that this book is based on a poetry book is hilarious
I need to read :(
The movie talk about some very serious topic and honestly its beautiful. Its unbelievable that i just reasonly found this. Im rewarching this and yes I cried and in every situation the character was going through.
I can’t take you seriously lol you made my day today 😂❤
I appreciate you, hopefully you enjoyed the video! more to come❤️❤️ :)
@@sl_1k I sure did but this movie was crazy & sad.
We need another intro…. Those yt girls🤦🏽♀️
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okay now.. not to much 💅🏽
LMFAOOO
It was so cute when you said y’all wanna watch power after this 😂😂 love the channel!
They are saying monologues from their story that’s how the book was written. Also if you didn’t notice that the color they wear represents a mood.
i know this a very heavy movie but i really appreciate your empathy for all the ladies in the movie. things like the events that took place in the film happens more often than one would like to admit
I remember seeing this when I was little. My mom had it on the computer she didn't know what we were watching or how deep...it was going to be but I won't forget it, I know that much 😅
I watched this movie once because that was enough for me but I had to watch your reaction to this crazy entertaining yet very much truthful to many others in this world. This movie is too much for me honestly 😞.
I can totally relate to your reaction when watching *For Colored Girls* for the first time. It really is an emotional rollercoaster from start to finish. The film deals with heavy topics such as love, loss, abuse, and self-discovery, and it does not hold back in portraying the raw emotions associated with these experiences.
The performances in the movie are absolutely phenomenal, with each actress bringing depth and authenticity to their respective characters. Whether it's Thandie Newton, Kerry Washington, or Janet Jackson, you truly feel their pain, happiness, and everything in between.
The way the film weaves together the stories of multiple women is impressive, and it effectively highlights the varying experiences and challenges faced by women of color. It exposes the often overlooked issues that these women encounter in their daily lives, showcasing the strength, resilience, and sisterhood that can emerge from such adversity.
There were moments in the movie that left me genuinely shaken and on the verge of tears. The relatability of the characters and the situations they find themselves in make it impossible not to empathize with them. *For Colored Girls* serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of supporting and uplifting one another as women, regardless of our race or backgrounds.
Overall, watching *For Colored Girls* was a cathartic experience that left a lasting impact on me. It's a film that delves deep into the human experience, tackling issues that are often swept under the rug. I'm grateful for the opportunity to have watched it and strongly recommend it to anyone who appreciates thought-provoking, emotionally-charged cinema.
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Bro said “You like man Butt, that’s yo callin in life man Butt🗿”😭😭
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😮💨The GRAPIST in the movie was Raheem from JUICE (Khalil Kain)
And I guess he's a GREAT actor played this role so good I was glad that Bishop shot Raheem🤦♀️🤷♀️🙊🙊🙉
happy thanksgiving to you and your family bro!love this movie! omari hardwick who plays ghost on power did his dam thing in this movie! big fan of his work
Happy thanksgiving Brotha! Hopefully you are good!💪🏽
Man this Movie Triggered EVERYTHING in Me! I went through more emotions during the span of this Movie than I ever knew was humanly possible at once! I was in Fight or Flight and it’s not even real! I watched it once and never again! I love it over here and I’m just commenting so the algorithm can send more people! Although I don’t want them traumatized! 🤯🥴😂
I love this movie and the bigger conversation it brings to the table
This movie has to be watched more than once! You are right
Every time SL hit us wit the “ouuuuu” I know he’s about to say something wild 😂😭
Ion think you ready for this one 😂
I wasn’t at all🤣🤣🤣
Damn SLK you young young if you don’t know who the incomparable Phylicia Rashad is 🤦🏾♀️ and a Buick lawd 🤣🤣
Unfortunately :(
Yes Anika noni rose did play tianna in princess and the frog
great reaction as always, love watching you slk 🫶🏾
thank you so much, it means a lot🙂💜
This movie made me so sad, like especially the part with Micheal Ealy, I’ve seen it once
Can you do Meance 2 society next dawg! I can’t wait for a notification and u still got the Elvis movie in the notes!! ? Your reactions be funny as hell man!! ❤️
Gotchu bro definitely coming soon, I just have a lot of suggestions to slowly get through! Appreciate you brotha❤️
I can watch it now no problem.
But when it first came out... CHILE
I WAS A WHOLE VARIETY OF A MESS 😅
Been a longtime since i watched this. it'll be a while coming back to this. Acting is phenominal.
Hopefully you enjoyed!
When Michael Ealy was in About last night he said “the crazy guy who threw the kids out the window” I’m like wth it was you. He irritated me after that line.
It's just acting
@@PhilipSides duhhh
I love the respect you showed this movie thats what's up.
By far one of the darkest films I’ve ever seen in my 23 years of living:
Aye brodie you gotta watch Acrimony that movie is lows a roller coaster😂
My grandma told me about this movie I was gonna watch it but I ended up never getting a chance
Let’s get it then!
This movie was an adaptation of the Broadway play For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow Is Enuf by Ntozake Shange. It's a choreopoem which is a form of dramatic expression that combines poetry, dance, and song. In the stage production, the women don't have names like they do in the movie and are known by colors ("lady in red", "lady in blue", "lady in yellow", etc). In the movie, notice how the women are wearing a particular color throughout the movie.
Janet Jackson - red
Phylicia Rashad - black
Kerry Washington - blue
Loretta Devine - green
Anika Noni Rose - yellow
Whoopi Goldberg - white
Thandie Newton - orange
Tessa Thompson - purple
Kimberly Elise - brown
I like your commentary. Hilarious 🤣 You have a new subscriber.
1:02:10 look Juanita telling Frank where to go at the end there…. 👏👏👏👏💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾🔥
Yes. I should've warned you that this one was deep but a great movie. Waiting for Madea's Family Reunion RUclips reaction next. Lol.💯💖
Coming soon!
Okay.👍🏾💖
This movie was one of Tyler Perry’s best movies to date but I cannot watch it again. One and done for me.
FYI Janet was poor in "Poetic Justice" her first film.
She is very instrumental in all those women healing