That's What I'm Talking About (2006) | Paul Mooney Wayne Brady Diahann Carroll

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"Wayne Brady Meets Negrodamus" in this first episode of a 3-part limited series produced by Tonya Lewis Lee that aired in February 2006. Diahann Carroll, Harry Belafonte, comic Paul Mooney and writer Toure address the influence of blacks in films, TV and pop culture. Wayne Brady hosts. Lots of jewels dropped in this video that was never rebroadcast.
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@josephharden5592 5 лет назад

My God! Mr. Harry Belafonte is such an eloquent and stately man...as always. Hero.

@yungxama1606 4 года назад

A Real man. When julia jumps up to dance and kiss him you know this guy is on kings level

@dawnetteyoung6945 3 года назад

Research him, you’d be amazed. The last of the civil rights movement. MAJOR part of it. The financier(s)

@leoneranger9348 3 года назад

He's a real OG. Knows the game. Toure must look back on this and see the lesson schooled in this conversation- and that's what it's like when we talk to elders with more experience! All for the good. His breakdown on the deliberate marketing of Hip Hop (messaging and audience retention) comes from knowing how The Game is played politically, socially and economically

@Bemuzed 6 месяцев назад

NOW you understand why AMERICA loved him. We all loved, admired, and wanted to be Harry Belafonte.

@reeree3641 28 дней назад

Love him. He did it all and excelled. He loved us so much and proved it.

@90sKhidd 4 года назад

Mr. Belafonte is absolutely golden! Instead of completely dismissing Touré's views he posed a very rich question that made him reevaluate & really think! That's how you teach!

@thriversinspire 3 года назад

Facts

@CelestialGatez 3 года назад

That's what you call having tact.

@MrToneeRome 3 года назад

Brother Belafonte, had to school him, because as deep as Tourè is, brother Harry has the Pacific Ocean of wisdom knowledge and intellect, of experience to break down, this man knew Malcolm X, as well MLK..and used his entertainment status to be an activist…and this is why we have to pay attention to the wisdom of our elders, and have commonality in what is being said

@donnimetropolis9899 3 года назад

You caught that too.

@kimbo8778 3 года назад

@@MrToneeRome 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

@shawnbelton8576 5 лет назад

There needs to be more programs of substance like this

@bamadla 5 лет назад

Amen 💯💯💯💯💯

@PedalToTheMetal61888 4 года назад

... '' Whitey Won''t allow ...it ''''

@tarawalton6778 4 года назад

I agree.

@atirad8 4 года назад

We should be and should have been engaging in conversation like this anyway for critical thinking.

@zerotolerance923 4 года назад

Why,not enough people will watch. No fighting or drama

@trueanimeforyou 4 года назад

I love how when Mr. Belafonte decides to talk everybody in the room listens. That's true respect to the OG realist

@MrKjohnson123 3 года назад

Mr Belafonte lived it, that's the difference.

@MrKjohnson123 3 года назад

At 23:16,he lays it down.

@socialscientist1895 3 года назад

He's a very thoughtful individual, and I like how he asks questions to further draw out the truth behind some of Toure's seemingly ignorant statements. Belafonte is a truly intelligent man who deserves every bit of any praise he gets.

@globalgogetter4469 3 года назад

How its posed' to be!

@lindalyte7307 3 года назад

@@socialscientist1895 Yes!!....Amen 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

@shannonallaround9490 4 года назад

Ms. Diane Carroll, "Well you musn't have white friends, I told you that.." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I haven't seen Paul Mooney laugh that hard since Richard Pryor was alive

@gerrelloxendine2355 5 лет назад

A true defining moment in history captured on lens. Touching on many merit topic. Salute to Wayne Brady for giving us this insightful gem.

@PedalToTheMetal61888 4 года назад

...now HOW ... 1/2 ...Breed is ...He...! ? ..

@reginatemple1359 3 года назад

Now I see why Wayne Brady never was offended by- the Dave Chappell jokes

@reginatemple1359 3 года назад

@cornelius washington right

@ottico84 5 лет назад

I can't help but think about that line in Chappelle's show: Wayne Brady makes Brian Gumbel look like Malcolm X 🤣

@mazzb305 5 лет назад

Replace Wayne with Toure’ 😒

@robertwalker7010 5 лет назад

Ottobot bite your tongue off.

@bamadla 5 лет назад

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🆗🆗💯💯✌🏾

@zerotolerance923 4 года назад

I would love to see them talk about it.

@Boygonebad 3 года назад

And here Brady has Mooney laughing and applauding

@handsdownchulo6579 5 лет назад

Why have I never heard of this show EVER and I’ve never heard of Brady bring it up!!!!!! And never ever heard anyone else talk about it especially this panel woowowoowowoowowowo

@svanablak 5 лет назад

because it was black intelligence on display!

@slimtimes.l.l.c4081 4 года назад

They probably canceled it after something like this

@enosnickens9809 2 года назад

This was a limited series that was aired on TV Land during Black History Month in 2006.

@ragantate3995 4 года назад

"I don't get up at noon." "I speak to my right" yay Harry Belafonte LOL! Gotta Love him.

@NaturalElicia 5 лет назад

I like how Harry Belafonte had to give Toure truth! Hope he learned something because I did!

@reelblack 5 лет назад

I think it was brilliant casting. I wanted it to go longer. Harry brought a bottle of Zen Passion with him that night. Toure took some shrapnel but the dynamic was perfect.

@walterjohnson1740 5 лет назад

Toure had no business being there in the first place

@NaturalElicia 5 лет назад

reelblack it really was a great insight! Your correct the casting for the panel was great! Hearing the insight from everyone’s viewpoint and the gems that were dropped. I love great dialogue. Keep doing your work as well Brother!!! 🙌🏿👐🏾🙌🏿✌🏾✌🏾✌🏾

@jasonmeanshealer 3 года назад

@@walterjohnson1740 why not?

@rhondalumpkins6003 5 лет назад

Black Royalty, this was fabulous. Can we have more please.

@bamadla 5 лет назад

Pretty please with sugar on top 🍰🍰🍰🍰🍰🍰🍭🍭🍭🍭🍬🍬🍬🍬🍬🍡🍡🍡🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨

@dividedsoulsent 4 года назад

Harry Bellafonte is so eloquent. An american treasure , civil rights Icon and the standard which we as black men should attain

@josephharden5592 5 лет назад

Finding Mooney stuff has been a hobby of mine since i was a kid and saw his commentary on the Say It Loud documentary and his Stand-Up :). This is awesome. So much BLACK EXCELLENCE HERE. :)

@tyriciankelly9185 5 лет назад

Paul Mooney is funny AF😂😂

@SheltonWalden 5 лет назад

Paul Mooney got Belafonte to laugh - you know Mooney is the BOMB

@PedalToTheMetal61888 4 года назад

@@SheltonWalden ...yeahh... '' Belafonte SKIN...cracKed ... '' LOL''.. The White-side- of ...Him... ! ..

@wintermonroe2894 3 года назад

🤣🤣🤣🤣

@someoneyouknow8766 2 года назад

But the Queen had the line of the night: 9:59

@victorchaz389 5 лет назад

I saw Paul Mooney and immediately clicked.

@Pink_MobStudio 5 лет назад

Victor Chaz me too

@dancingheartltd6646 4 года назад

My hats off to Sir Harry Belafonte who so beautifully articulated through the entire interview what God loves--that being the TRUTH!!!

@dameonbrown1972 3 года назад

Toure shoulda done more listening... Harry Belafonte is brilliant with decades of hard fought wisdom

@marcellespencer124 3 года назад

i hated the wizz loved the wizzard of oz flipping good m ovie

@raineyj560 5 лет назад

I met Ms Carroll in NYC in the 90s, she was so sweet to me, I will never forget how nice she was. Brought a Tshirt from Toure and his then girlfriend now wife and wish I still had it, was a nice one........

@toniblunt2906 5 лет назад

Steve harvey wife look like her. Im just now getting it. And i always looked at margarie like she look familiar now i see why i felt that way.

@carolynhowell9768 5 лет назад

@@toniblunt2906 I trully do not think they look alike.

@toniblunt2906 5 лет назад

@@carolynhowell9768 a lil not alot i think.

@ertfgghhhh 5 лет назад

Toure is married to a woman?

@twill5077 3 года назад

@@ertfgghhhh yep, a white one.

@MrAthomas400 5 лет назад

Those Million Black Men , didn't realize they could have formed with 1 dollar, the Million Man Bank, and if they had played the Monopoly Game with real Dollars Black Men could have damn near Bought the town, but they were not on an economic buzz.

@dontrustwhiteyevery1 5 лет назад

Part 2. Homie..

@bamadla 5 лет назад

Sorry my Sister but tried to pick as many pockets as I could 🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑👌🏾😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@jennyjenny8662 5 лет назад

That's too serious..that's heavy...the damn truth. WOW!

@paulkemezis378 5 лет назад

They once did that, and the Tulsa Massacre resulted.

@donaldjones4130 5 лет назад

Angele Thomas real smartness Angeie

@Iamthat777Iam 5 лет назад

So many precious jewels here.

@johnsonmoje1181 5 лет назад

TOURE IS NAIVE. I HOPE HE LEARNED SOMETHING FROM THE LEGENDS.

@deborahcooper7545 3 года назад

It's that white world he living it.

@chaideelove1819 3 года назад

He really does not have to because we are never going back that way in that way again so he can be oblivious if he likes....it is what it is....

@THERISEOFNATTURNER 3 года назад

@@chaideelove1819 Noo the White World Is Dying...So If you wanna Sound AS dUMB as A white Boy Loves to Sound like Toure Then You Will Died With Them!

@fayetollefson6899 3 года назад

Every 34 year old is.

@MERIDA1TV 3 года назад

Totally. I rather had invited somebody else, young too but with more wisdom

@poppopw5305 5 лет назад

Thank you so much for posting this. We need more intelligent discussions of this type with entertainers of this ilk.

@ShakesWonder 5 лет назад

Wayne Brady at the barbershop: Just f**k me up fam Barber: I gotchu 😂😭😩💀

@xsqd5e7en30 5 лет назад

😂😂😂😭

@montimiller2267 4 года назад

As a young Native/Black kid growing up in the 70's I had seen the Wizard of Oz just like every kid did back then. Then I saw Michael & Diana in the Wiz and instantly thought it was a better modern version(W.o.Oz) surpassing original because I could relate more to the current('78)rather than the original('39).

@MsAppassionata 2 года назад

Well, I’m black and I agree with Mr. Belafonte. I prefer the original because it was such an iconic film. It’s got nothing to do with race. I just believe that you cannot improve upon perfection. It’s the reason I prefer the original “Goodbye Mr. Chips” (1939) to the musical remake (1969), for example. I just think that the originals were better films. Now, that has not always been the case but, in general, when the original film is considered to be a classic, there’s no point in doing a remake imo.

@dreadnegus 2 года назад

Uncle Paul, Aunty Diane, Uncle Harry. 3 of the greatest thinkers of our era. The wisdom held between these 3 elders is immeasurable.

@charltonscribner9841 3 года назад

The wisdom in Harry Belafonte permeates through out I his essence, brilliantly listening is beautiful!

@Alex-eg2bm 3 года назад

Never knew wayne brady had this Awesome Show. Glad he put these icons together. I miss paul mooney, he kept it 100%. That's wha im talkin bout. If u have any more of the Series please add them.

@sweetdaddylove 5 лет назад

Now this is real blackness. I love it.

@Supremmo 5 лет назад

barefoot arizona How are they having a victim mentality?

@sweetdaddylove 5 лет назад

@barefoot arizona what are you talking about?

@jgood4010 5 лет назад

Real blackness that didnt marry black 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

@Tropical442 5 лет назад

Wayne Brady has a child by an Asian woman. Hell Diane Carroll dated all races n married them.

@young1belly 5 лет назад

@barefoot arizona ... it's his white guilt talking.. they can't handle the TRUTH

@mysteriousdaloner864 5 лет назад

When my black people get old. Our skin still look marvelous.

@AngieVibez-z3q 3 года назад

👑🖤👑🖤👑🖤👑🖤💜

@2704Ak 3 года назад

Never heard white people say at a funeral, about a white family member, "He/She looked good", in the casket 🤣

@QueenOfPrinciple 3 года назад

Yessss,...that natural glow regardless

@lashondajack7403 2 года назад

White folks start aging at 10 smh sometimes at 5

@DannySullivanMusic 2 года назад

lol dude pro comment

@bgmck349 5 лет назад

Toure doesnt belong up there....he should learn from wayne....be quiet and listen.

@jpat989 5 лет назад

Yeah he does not belong.

@bamadla 5 лет назад

But he represented the Gen X'er, they have their own rules, and he's coming from a place very few of us get to visit, that privilege class, where Mummy and Daddy took advantage of the few goodies after the Movement. Don't hate, relate. He'll soon come home.✋💯💯✌🏾

@young1belly 5 лет назад

@@bamadla .. I am gen X and he does not represent me or my generation... he was always a corny wannabe.... he was never genuine in his Blackness.. . I never liked him.

@MountTheodore72 5 лет назад

But we need all voices. Each generation's voice allows us to see where we are, where we've been and possibly where we are going. We need to hear our experiences.

@LA-yv5us 5 лет назад

I'm still trying to figure how he is even sitting in there...

@Mr._Moderate 2 года назад

This should have been 2 hours long minimum... Paul Mooney is a damn fool 😂 RIP good sir

@OmgAuntySuzanne16 2 года назад

Harry Belafontes' clarity of thought and communication is SO IMPRESSIVE! and inspirational !

@bodijisattva9333 3 года назад

As a white man, I feel like I was a fly on the wall getting schooled. Thank you for posting this educational conversation!

@TheRayvolution 2 года назад

I appreciate comments like yours. Thank you.

@MrSexydivas 4 года назад

At about 26.00 Mr Harry Belafonte had to sit and school Toure who keeps spewing air. Listen when your elders who lived thru this are giving you directions on how to carry the torch towards the light. Oh and Mooney, I love him but I wished he'd stop interrupting Ms Carol

@Pintorismo Год назад

I completely agree. I was reminded of sesame street segment one of these things are not like the other. Toga didn't belong in this interview with the greats. I never heard of him 😆

@hayleymadisonllc2180 4 года назад

Thank you so much for posting this. I love Paul Mooney and Diahann Carol. This conversation is needed today in 2020. We need to know out struggle and who we so quick to dismiss in the ones who paved the way! I can say so much more but I just really loved it 😊

@AfroVibez 3 года назад

People who never realise or appreciate the significance of this conversation being captured on a medium. Thank you Wayne Brady for doing this. Harry Belfonte thank you for your knowledge and wisdom

@Filmation77 3 года назад

It's gotta be surreal to see Wayne Brady and Paul Mooney on the same panel at the same time on the SAME show.

@Listening4n0w 5 лет назад

I LOOOOOOOVE Mr. Paul Mooney my favorite comedian!!! The G.O.A.T!!!

@chick-fil-agal2264 4 года назад

R.I.p. Ms.Carroll great insight HarryB. So aware n Paul keep u smiling. Great panel.

@traceylennon1204 3 года назад

OMG two legends that were in the movie Carmen Jones!

@mazzb305 5 лет назад

The Wiz is definitely better than the original. Harry Belafonte was dropping jewels, especially when he was talking about hip-hop, and unfortunately, it’s gotten even worse.

@henrysedillo5834 5 лет назад

mazzb305.....he-didn't-say-that-fam.....go-back-and-listen-carefully

@SheIsFearfullyWonderfullyMade 5 лет назад

I agree with Mr. Belafonte especially about what he said about the Wiz... the production quality was subpar and the writing could have been better... I love the Wiz BUT the intention did not match the execution

@thefreakyrobber0 4 года назад

Sorry, it wasn't better than the original.

@Boygonebad 3 года назад

I’m Belafonte said Wiz was not better than the original and he didn’t like the Wiz.

@evelynboyles9421 3 года назад

Paul Mooney was the best; he spoke the truth. It takes courage to speak the truth.

@nilajay7382 5 лет назад

Thank you SO much for uploading this show. Just shared it with my nephew who is about to start college. Want him to understand the legacy of being black in America & the importance of striving for excellence despite the odds. Continue keeping our history treasures alive for the next generations! Love what you're doing. ✊🏾✊🏾

@alfaomega5532 4 года назад

The more I listen to this brilliant discussion the more I’m enlightened and impressed with Belafonte dropping jewels and knowledge.👌🏾 Such a true legend! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

@Luckyonelove702 4 года назад

Beautiful to see them telling it like it was and is still to this day.

@darniusterix5774 4 года назад

Beautiful interview! Wayne has also come a long way as a comedian, personality, and talkshow host.

@tharris452 5 лет назад

Man this was awesome! Love the sharing of knowledge and experiences. Everybody added value to the conversation. Black and Proud, all day

@BrothaJ365 3 года назад

Oh Toure🤦🏾‍♂️, but I understand. When you’re young in a room with OGs, you feel you gotta say something to make your presence known, no matter what BS comes out your mouth 😂

@lovechild2852 3 года назад

Omg! Ms. Carroll 🥰😍😍😍💜 This is such a great table ! The actors of the past had more dignity. We really need to get back to that level of excellence.

@Asneeded Год назад

Ooh I loved her on Dynasty!! She epitomized savage beauty, class, sophistication !!

@debireginabroughton9982 2 года назад

Truly enjoyed the conversation... Thank you all...

@dariusblue5946 3 года назад

The Million March was epic!!! One week after my 17 Bday No violence, no strife Only lies about attendance and the Klan protesting....We came, We saw, We stood up!!!! We may never see that again😢😢😢

@MaryNewman-zu6kr 20 дней назад

This is an excellent pod cast, I have truly enjoyed this content... Sad that this was a limited series; thank you Tonya Lewis for producing it. I will save this to re-watch and share it with those I think will appreciate it. Blessings, peace and thanks to those who have passed on.

@sekkhiaakare7701 3 года назад

it was good to see our elders laughing and smiling at the seriousness of hour times.

@mauriceellis6245 3 года назад

Mooney tells it like it is without sugar coating it !

@jackmoody3341 5 лет назад

Wayne Brady makes Bryant Gumbel look like Malcolm X

@thedarksideoftheforce6658 5 лет назад

Negrodamus

@dlitefulone 5 лет назад

😂😂😂😂😂

@pecanbrown2006 5 лет назад

Wayne mentioned in an that he was extremely offended by Paul Mooneys comment. Wish I knew if that was b4 or after this show?

@nuknuknuk111 5 лет назад

Pecan Brown the chappelle show ended in like 06 so it's a good chance that this discussion was after

@lainit.mcneal1666 5 лет назад

What a gem!

@latasha1426 5 лет назад

Yes, Ms. Caroll, "call me green"! ✊🏿💯

@camillejarrett5008 3 года назад

Paul Mooney is hilarious!!! Love this panel

@SJames-vl8fq 3 года назад

I can listen to Mr. Belafonte all day! What a great historian...

@pcraig1383 5 лет назад

23:13 ( Insert show's title here. ) Diahann Carroll, Harry Belafonte and Paul Mooney are the real preachers. It probably wasn't planned but Toure played the 'useful idiot'. There should be a rule about being known by one name. lol

@recusantbile9829 5 лет назад

The 34 year old needs to shut up and peep game.

@ldsentertainment3130 5 лет назад

Everybody’s voice matters. A two year old’s voice matters. You can learn from everyone, and an intelligent person will always listen to all perspectives.

@recusantbile9829 5 лет назад

That's true, but when you're talking about something that you heard about in front of someone who lived the shit, see what I mean.

@mikemitch1486 4 года назад

This was riveting as well as truthful,need more shows like this getting ready to go into 2020 to opening the minds of today's youth!

@orniemuhammad8900 Год назад

Mr. Belafonte explained it precisely on point. Listen intensely to our Elders.

@qckdg175 3 года назад

Class act Mr. Belafonte. My Pastor toured with him back in the day. He spoke so highly of him and things he taught him.

@atirad8 4 года назад

From 13:38 on it became a real and Toure contributed to the conversation and hearing from the elders was provocative and critical thinking. "We never followed it through" - Paul Mooney, Struggling with OUR SOULS -Harry Belafonte, Toure is said it's an American thing and so did Harry Belafonte. @36:15 It got very intense near the last few minutes@38:12 when Diahann Carroll spoke of the pain of enduring segregation, but I liked how @39:09 Paul Mooney said: "We can all help each other." We needed more discussions like this and to go even deeper. This IS and WILL ALWAYS BE A HUMANITY PROBLEM.

@antonmiller216 11 месяцев назад

Such a beautiful group of people. Miss Carroll haven't aged a day....

@tailormade7868 5 лет назад

Shout out to Paul great man! Funny and smart!😂😂😂

@mdcampbe Год назад

Absolutely unbelievable conversation. Literally seems impossible to get that level of insight on issues that still dog us to this day. No words.

@XDred777 3 года назад

I know this is a bit dated, but what a great episode. I came to hear Paul, not knowing that there would other greats in the house. Is it just me or did anyone else noticed Paul’s slight of hand on his right cheek while Toure was speaking…I believe it was at the 37:38 min mark in the video…😅

@dreamingrightnow1174 3 года назад

OMG, I looked it up: Diahann Carroll was born in 1935. She was 85 when this was taped.

@mtoomer77 4 года назад

I have a whole new respect for harry belafontae. Wow . His intellect is on a whole other level.

@dennispearson9287 3 года назад

What A MAGNIFICENT Program !!!....This Show Was An Absolute DELIGHT From Beginning To End !!!.....And of Course , Paul Just LIT Up EVERYTHING !!!......

@Niq_PrimoCapo 4 года назад

Beautiful Discussion... It's sad we don't do this weekly... Yes WEEKLY

@maryharris5121 4 года назад

Harry belafonte it was just so good to see him a man that walked side by side with Martin Luther King has so much Wisdom and knowledge he was dropping some diamonds there for a minute love to hear him talk he's so classic, growing old with grace and still got it,!!! handsome as he can be.WOW!!

@dune9725 7 месяцев назад

RIP TO THESE LEGENDS HERE. All 3 made the world 🌎 a better place when they were here. THIS IS TIMELESS.

@patriciachamberlain1135 3 года назад

Binging on Mr. Mooney all day and ran across this interview. WOW.

@TititoDeBologay Год назад

There's something to be said about the fact that talk show of this calibre do not exist anymore.

@JonathanPoto 5 лет назад

Watching this makes me sad that white people don't accept black culture. I hate that there's a rift because I feel like I'm missing out on so much knowledge and fun frankly.

@CoolWigglesWorth 5 лет назад

Black culture dominates but they don't collect the profits it leaves the hood.Others copy the culture and profit.

@SirDiamondRod 5 лет назад

In joy

@Miss-ol9wq 5 лет назад

They do accept black culture, it's black people that they do not accept!

@JonathanPoto 5 лет назад

@@Miss-ol9wq they accept black culture after "the cleanup"

@toniblunt2906 5 лет назад

Lol, oh they accept the culture. Its the originators of the culture they hating on!

@Luvurselffirst 4 года назад

The wizard of oz was about the Kansas federal reserve. King Kong was about James Johnson the boxer of the 20s.

@MrSexydivas 4 года назад

I have heard the story of James Johnson but please tell me about the federal reserve story .

@safetyscrewmarket 4 года назад

I thought Wizard of Oz was about the farmers rebellion.

@monicaharris1894 3 года назад

Harry is dropping so much Knowledge!!!!!!!! Hip hop has been such an embarrassment to us as a people. You would think we don't know our history. Not all of it, but enough of it. What people will do for a dollar. Harry spoke real truth.

@icecol22 3 года назад

Two generations. Very stimulating and thought provoking. Interesting to hear the different viewpoints and opinions of each person. I'm glad that Diahann Carroll was there.I love her,Paul Mooney and Harry Belafonte all Black icons in

@aseashe2818 3 года назад

Lmao i loved every second of this.i think toure needed another of his peers in the convo. He was misunderstood a lot because he was the youngest. You can’t teach old dogs new tricks 🤷🏽‍♀️

@PrincessLeahMJ 3 года назад

Rest in peace King Mooney ❤❤

@r.austin3323 3 года назад

Mr. Belafonte speaks some real truth about what happened to Hip-Hop. I've said the same thing myself many times. This is why we need a strong elder/junior bonds in our community. Toure being someone who came of age in that matrix can't see it for what it is. Because his beginning was not that same beginning as Mr. Belafonte's. Thus he doesn't have the same vision, because of his disconnection with his true past(obviously, I'm speaking about the time of this interview but using it as an example of conversations I have today).

@angeliquejohnson5726 4 года назад

So good.... yummy mix! Oh and so "real"! Great conversation!

@LornAuArcos32 Год назад

RIP to three legends! Mr Harry Belafonte, Mrs. Diahann Carroll, and Mr Paul Mooney 🌹🌹🌹

@reeree3641 28 дней назад

🙏🏽 🌹 🌹

@DLloyd-bb4wk 3 года назад

Diahnn was 70 years old here! Sheeesh she was gorgeous 😍😍😍

@enchantedrasta Год назад

Damn

@theblueprint2001 Год назад

Really??? Goddamn… Black dont crack

@dennispearson871 Год назад

She was 70 looking 40 Incredible !!!..

@abdulrasulalah8414 Год назад

Still fine ❤️

@lindaruffins3173 Год назад

FINE

@dredayalldayerday 5 лет назад

I came because of Paul Mooney and fell in love with Diahnn Carroll lol she is so beautiful and elegant. And Harry..it's just wonderful listening to him talk.

@colinhalliley111 3 года назад

She was the total package .

@dgillian183 3 года назад

Same

@kardon4996 3 года назад

Excellence in d best form Mrs Carroll and Mr Belafonte! Pure enjoyment!

@DannySullivanMusic 2 года назад

yep. entirely right dude

@GMAV3RICK 5 лет назад

Anytime you post anything related to Paul Mooney I’m going to watch!

@MrSwiftwit 5 лет назад

Same here!!! He's one of my Teachers

@nonih9338 5 лет назад

Same, dude is the realest

@TRUEFUNKSOULDIER 5 лет назад

you and me both Brother..

@whatyouwerethinking998 5 лет назад

Same

@chuckt9630 5 лет назад

Swear I was going to comment exactly the same!

@marcuscarter1260 5 лет назад

I saw Paul Mooney and clicked INSTANTLY, PLEASE upload MORE!!

@reelblack 5 лет назад

Please be appreciative. I am happy you enjoy the content, but It’s hard work finding this stuff. I say this all the time. If you are served a good meal, leave the last bite on your plate to signal you are full. Let us know what you liked or didn’t like about the video. Play fair.

@waskyhenry3132 5 лет назад

Marcus, Me too. A little disappointed when I saw 2016. I was hoping it was recorded in 2019.

@mikethomas5231 5 лет назад

@@reelblack You're doing just fine.Take all the time you need to find these gems. I,for one,appreciate your efforts.

@states-nz4lz 5 лет назад

**LOVED IT.....WANT MANY MORE, PLEASE KEEP THEM COMING. PAUL MOONEY IS MY GUY...I LOVE THEM ALL BUT PAUL COMES FIRST IN MY HEART**

@PedalToTheMetal61888 4 года назад

@@states-nz4lz ...Him...and comedian...GEORGE i Be Thinking ... '' Wallace- '''

@ihouse82 5 лет назад

Aunt Jemmima with a college degree? Paul has no filter and it is great!

@Pjiggy 5 лет назад

Harry Bellafonte was dropping knowledge! Toure couldn't bring himself to understand what has happened to hip hop and why.

@bamadla 5 лет назад

Yeah he got his ass serve 🤴🏾🤴🏾🤴🏾🤴🏾🤴🏾

@hayleymadisonllc2180 4 года назад

Pjiggy I he could not he just sounded to ignorant and he did not represent any black person I know. Imagine I feel free to call myself nigga in front of white people ... he is dumb for that rationality. NO NO NO! We hit them with eloquent word to describe ourself shit just have respect for yourself. Tore missed the whole/ dropped the ball ... balll went over his fro

@andyreid6869 4 года назад

Why to make you look stupid

@tuity3357 4 года назад

Agreed he didn’t understand that they want us to behave negatively and market it has if it’s appealing by masking ignorance in gold cars and non essential materials obtained with the hush money they pay us to destroy our community! Oh I acted a fool but it paid for my house...etc 🤫

@marlinlawson 4 года назад

ON GOD! lol that question fucked his head up

@phyllislogie 5 лет назад

This is a very interesting discussion with a group of intelligent and deep thinking black people. Especially Mr Belafonte who is so eloquent in the way he expresses himself. I could have listened easily for much longer. Thank you!!

@mybembery6133 5 лет назад

Phyllis Simon I Love it. We need to see more of this sort of shows.

@GLAS63 5 лет назад

I couldn't agree more..

@MountTheodore72 5 лет назад

And the conversation is still relevant even now. Especially in 2019 touching on the topic of making something black that was already existing as white. The current issue is The Little Mermaid making Ariel black. White folks are up in arms as a result.

@blaze12day 5 лет назад

Was gonna comment this

@PedalToTheMetal61888 4 года назад

...yeah...only LASTEd...1/2...HOUR they CUT...it ''''

@acooper37 5 лет назад

I saw Paul Mooney and I had to click.

@141Lav 5 лет назад

Acoup37 me too 😄💯

@mybembery6133 5 лет назад

Acoup37 word!

@blankcheck31209 5 лет назад

.005 seconds

@yahya6907 5 лет назад

Me too lol

@acooper37 5 лет назад

@BADAZZTHANG lol right

@jenpollard3962 4 года назад

Toure is over his head with these experienced Black entertainers who lived the reality. Toure just “ heard” or “ read” about it.

@MrKISSFAN101 Год назад

Exactly. He was just 34 on this show. I'm 41 and listening to Mr. Belafonte is giving me life.

@michaelbonhomme3677 Год назад

It’s tough. I’m 30yo watching this and the difference of +/- 5-10 years of experience is HUGE.

@foto21 Год назад

I don't put in on age. There are young people smart enough to shut up and not try to teach their elders, but fewer of them in the last 20 years, and that's called crap raising.

@mikea2841 Год назад

@@MrKISSFAN101Lawd I sure hope he learned that day. There's plenty gems that was dropped in that session.. outta his league.. how the hell he get on that show..?

@doobieddooo 4 месяца назад

He represented the younger generation, and the elders are able to directly address the newer ideas and culture.

@luckystarship2275 3 года назад

My mother nursed Harry Belafonte in a hospital in London. She said he was the nicest, loveliest patient. He's also clever, talented and handsome. Some people just have it all.

@apep.8555 2 года назад

Get off your knees

@mybembery6133 5 лет назад

Why did I never see this show? Wow!!!!! 🙏🏽 made my dang day!

@alexclarke7675 5 лет назад

Me too!!

@loriannwhite8384 5 лет назад

MY Bembery I never knew this show existed. I wish it was still on.

@2dasimmons 5 лет назад

Reelblack puts up WONDERFUL 411 which is why I've subscribed to it😍

@anitaneal3082 4 года назад

That's why the universe is telling you to come out of her my people so that we don't partake in her room she has and will be judge and she has a lots to give an account of what they have done and it's terrible l just hope they can take what they have dish out but that's who they are and that's how they came amongst us this is a job that nature and the universe will take care of it