GOOD HAIR - Official US Theatrical Trailer in HD 

@SYWBW-SAVE-YOUR-WOMBS-BLACK-WOMEN Our hair" What? am pretty sure chris rock is a black man who has the same hair. Mockery of our hair ??So your claiming indian women as black people hair now. When chris rock came into the with the afro hair your own black women in the store sided with asian man at the check out. He pro natural FOH.

@SYWBW-SAVE-YOUR-WOMBS-BLACK-WOMEN Its a epidemic they many of yall black women who buy weave,wigs they many of yall making videos,article crying about Years of styling, braiding, pulling, relaxing and sewing in weaves even chemically relaxing leaving yall bald.hair loss traction alopecia.

@SYWBW-SAVE-YOUR-WOMBS-BLACK-WOMEN Yes damn your right you can whatever you want with your hair. That if yall using your hair anyways.....

@SYWBW-SAVE-YOUR-WOMBS-BLACK-WOMEN You should stop self hating on your black people. Your channel huh Black males are our misery? You ok black sister? Save your wombs black women? u dont want the black race to continue to exist?

@SYWBW-SAVE-YOUR-WOMBS-BLACK-WOMEN you got issues.

I KNEW I WASNT THE ONLY ONE THINKING ABOUT THIS MOVIE

I'm sharing it on social media comments lol

LOL true

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Remember it's a SMITH

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yep

"Keep my wife's hair out your fucking documentary!!"

@@TheOneManWhoBeatYoulol

And Will Smith should go back and watch himself, in his interview on The Arsenio Hall Show, making fun of an unknown bald man.

@@mahatana_r Don't do John B. Williams dirty like that, man. And he literally didn't care. He even has said so in the last couple days and is actually on the side of Will Smith, not Chris Rock, because Williams shaving his head was a personal decision, not something to cope with alopecia (a rumor that has been going around that is baseless is he has alopecia. He does not. His hair was just thinning like many men experience and just decided to shave it all off one day. Also, the "these are jokes man" thing Will says? That's because some of the audience was groaning, not because Williams took any offense to it). He of course wishes Will acted with words before hands, but he understands Will's reaction and agrees that both have some learning to do. And Jada is sensitive about it and said so well before the joke was made. First rule of comedy (and first rule of roasting, actually): if someone says they are sensitive about something, you don't make a joke of it. That is actually something decided upon before every single one of the "The Roast of" comedy show. The one being roasted is allowed to say what is off limits, and the comedians oblige.

@@benisrood It's far different, being a bald man and having a bald joke than being a bald woman and having a bald joke. Bald men are a dime a dozen. And I say this as a bald man (this picture is from when I had a full head of hair and I just haven't felt like changing it from a decade ago). Bald women are not and are mostly either living with alopecia or cancer. That's why you don't make fun of bald women. And especially bald black women.

@@benisrood This definitely isn't a copypasta. And there kind of is rules of comedy, albeit unspoken mostly. But the thing about roasts is 100% true. The easiest one to find is trump's restrictions on his celebrity roast, which he specifically said "no jokes that suggest trump is not as wealthy as he claims to be." And this was from Aaron Lee, who has written for every single Comedy Central roast since 2005. Roasts aren't about hurting the person you're making jokes about. Even insult comics know that. When someone's an insult comic, you shouldn't be trying to ruin a friendship/relationship or instigate a fight. That's why there's the unspoken rule of comedy that you don't make fun of things they take very seriously, which Chris knew Jada did.

😂 agreed . Shame it's brilliant!

You can't use a few stolen strands, it's just jealousy.

@@turdrhinofiend Depends on the length entirely, I have found various strands of hair in the park, at the beach, in a store and I put them into a lace front. It's just not a lot.

He knows better now for sure

You ain’t lying

It's literally a joke. The violent response just proves the black stereotypes tenfold.

If you look at this you will see that he would not joke about alopecia .

@Terabyte Fuck you. One person's behaviour doesn't "prove" anything about a group of people.

Thank you. God bless you.

Maybe he didn’t

@@Iam_Clau if he didn’t, and he actually cared about the words of the black women he personally interviewed from this documentary, he wouldn’t have said what he said at the Oscar’s.

When did he make fun of it? It sounded to me like he thought it was badass.

Technically he made fun of her lack of hair

Because strong, confident, wealthy women with a healthy sense of humour should be able to take a little joke when they're a guest at the Oscar's and also work in the 'entertainment' industry.

Chris rock went on a whole damn fool 🙄

if you mean the youtube categories, I think the categories don't really work properly, it has categories A Clockwork Orange as a comedy

Plus it looks better. What is the point of all that work and then your own man can't even touch your head ?

Yelp me 2...

I agree with your comment 100%. But also, that slap from Will wasn’t meant to hurt Chris but to simply put him in his place for mocking his black wife’s hair. It’s kinda a thing in black culture to settle shit physically and then shake hands, and move on. But the setting is what really was inappropriate. I personally don’t put my hands on others, nor would I condone a spouse or family member to do so either. But I’m not ignorant to the fact that the majority of black people saw that slap differently than the other races that witnessed it.

He tells an Indian woman in his movie about Black women's hair "choices," "If you see some Black women coming, run the other way!" Indicating that Black American women would knock the Indian women down and make off with her thick, long wavy ponytail. He insulted so many black women without a care. After his "Good Hair" movie came out, I and many other women stopped supporting him. He is a true Negro. He doesn't have the nerve to insult White, Hispanics, Asians, Indians, or other women, only Black women, knowing he can get away with it, by currying favor with racists! Go Will, for standing up for your Black woman. We applaud you! A White or Hispanic man would have done the same, had he hurt their woman. By the look on her face Jada was deeply hurts by Rock's comments. He targeted her, one of the few Black women in the room, as he was too weak a man, to pick on women who were not Black! Thank God there are a few Black men left that are champions of Black women, who will not allow America to destroy, because they would banish Black women from society, if they could. They don't want to imagine Black women as feminine, intelligent, highly educated, soft, loving, caring, accomplished, ultra-capable human beings. Prime example: Judge K. Brown-Jackson, first Black woman nominee to the supreme court. Who incidentally rocks "nappy hair" braids! Consider the degradation she silently endured, while being interrogated by White men and Women who can't hold a candle to her intellect. Yet they treated her as though her superior and tried mightily to bring her down, putting her in her place, as they've always done to Blacks who achieve beyond America's expectations. Most of her interrogators barely made it out of community college, or never earned a graduate degree. And had no aspirations of ever getting in to, or graduating from an ivy league college, like Harvard Law! She's better educated than any judge serving on the supreme court at this time. Still, many senators say they won't vote for her. So, Chris Rock, are you proud to make your living as a boot-lick," shoeshine boy?" I hope your own dark-skinned, nappy-headed daughters (your words - not mine), don't marry insensitive men, who have your disdain for Blackness, and hair that won't grow long - and straight, which seems to bother you immensely! Men who will berate, verbally abuse and shame them. If anyone cares to see a Black man acting like an ass, Rock's movie "Good Hair" is the epidemy. It's an HBO film, can be found at www.GoodHairMovie.net. Rock is obsessed with Black women's hair, or lack of, and I suspect his divorce gave him the opportunity to find a woman with the "good hair" he desires that ALL women should possess, naturally - Alopecia, or not!

@@queenie514 I would only (disagree) with one premise you articulated..... It's more than suffocating to live inside the parameters of language. Even worse to have disparaging defaulted definitions you must do your best to blot out: 1..Behind the eight ball 2. A Black mark on your record 3.(Call) a spade a spade 4.Pot (calls) the kettle BLACK 5 In POLITE CONVERSATION the ENSLAVERS our ancestors are still referred to as (masters) 6 OUR ANCESTORS are (still) referred to as SLAVES instead off with the posthumous respect bestowed by using the more (truthful) word, ENSLAVED (this word that everybody conveniently forgets when it's time to be respectfully descriptive) I'll be damned if I would (voluntarily) propagate a stigmatizing, weaponized description into (archival perpetuity). To CHOOSE saying 'NAPPY' over saying (NATURAL) is allowing archaic language to live! On the one hand you say it's Chris Rock's description of his daughters on the other hand, you used it to describe our Supreme Court Justice nominee's hair. Weaponizing the word 'Nappy' when the word 'Natural' is so affirming?! Seems no different than us propagating the old saying, ' Now if that ain't the pot callin the kettle, BLACK. ' Barely having discernment enough to realize that we've been keeping SPIRITS of negative ENERGY alive with our choices of words.

@@queenie514 What is up with you? This documentry literally promoting Black women to go natural or even wear embrace afro wigs instead of indian women weave or wigs. When chris rock came into the with the afro hair your own black women in the store sided with asian man at check out that no body wants that. It aint only black men I heard many Black women say out own mouth to people who mixed half black half white/Asian to having good hair or just a full black person who may have loose texture hair. I get you with the part when says to the indian women he should run but He comedian most things he say will be witty should not be taken seriously.I know its sensitive subject probably should have let that joke slide. The reason why he made this documentry because is daugther came to him about good hair which he was not happy about.

Court buffoon for the win

Being bald isn't a disability

@@RikerLovesWorf lol 😂 Do you have a point that makes actual sense ?

@Paula Mostert Doesn't matter. Even if someone made a joke about the worst things; assault will always be wrong as a response.

@Paula Mostert what intent did Chris Rock (a comedian🤷🏾‍♂️, who was given a scripted lines from the academy)have? Fucking Chris Rock. If you are making Chris Rock the bully and Will Smith the victim, then you and Jada need to grow a sense of humour. 🤦🏾‍♂️😒

@Paula Mostert by the way "Deformed "??🤣 Don't make alopecia look like those disabilities from TLC. It is simply the loss of hair. It can happen to anyone. Me and you.

@@ctrlv1827 who the fxck are you to think I don't respect black women? I respect black women 100% because I AM BLACK AND I CAME FROM A BLACK WOMAN, so don't tell me that I'm disrespecting black women when I was not. There are so many instances were there are black women being disrespected. Gender inequality especially in the workplace, abuse, rape, ethical misconduct, rappers calling women bitches, slapping their bottoms and groping their chest in public, sexualizing them, that's what you call disrespecting women especially black women because they receive more of that. But a joke? A mild and plain joke? I wonder if you have ever seen Comedy Central Roasts🤣😏 Satire by a comedian is perceived as disrespectful? You people are thinking about the feelings of a woman instead of the consequences of actions like that. Will Smith has retired from the academy, his career is in jeopardy just for a mild joke. That joke wasn't even enough to slap him because absolutely barely got it at first. I get that he's had enough but there are other ways to do it. First off they are friends, he could have gone backstage and sort it out like a real black men do. Because if Chris pressed charges Will would be super fxcked. Thank God Chris is not White.🥺😤 Plus even in the documentary above he is still making jokes. "This perm will last Prince for a month." That's who Chris Rock is. Imagine if Prince went ahead and slapped him after that. The thing is here is that people should respect black women but this is not the case. Will Smith bullied Chris and embarrassed him infront of the world. That's mockery till infinity and that's what you guys don't think about. Inhale this ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-tBQn-cNL39w.html

@Paula Mostert big difference between laughing at someone and laughing with someone. Oh and by the way they are all like 50 years old so I don't know why you think they can't take mild jokes.🤷🏾‍♂️

That's called propaganda

Did you like it

Cant wait for the hard hitting sequel.

I'm glad Will Smith's career is over 🙂

@Paula Mostert But still no education 😂

@Paula Mostert And we still have more spine than him.