A short video about Tyler Perry

Incredible work. Truly outstanding.

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There are no shows catered to the black audience today 😢 26:54

That Rosa one was funny. I tried not to laugh because it's out of pocket.

before i continue watching is this a tyler perry glazing video?

That one episode of Atlanta

I'm so fucking sad that Tyler Perry has a child. No child should have a parent like that and I have a feeling the child is going to bear a lot of resentment for him and people around himself not doing enough to protect a child from a man like that.

i have watched longer videos, the more info the better in my opinion and in depth info cannot be done in short videos

For years, Spike Lee has been colorist against black women
As a matter of fact, most female lead actors are seldom as dark as their male leads. Especially if they play romantic partners. And forget music videos.
Black women are largely ignored and/or gaslit when they complain about colorism.
So I am kind of amazed that there would be this kind of uproar about Perry's colorism with black men.

504 new orleans babyyy

So they couldn’t play yall some nollywood movies ??😂

Fantastic video

Thank you for taking the time to make this. Just discovered you today and loved every minute of this essay. Every day I'm also reminded that I need to sub to Nebula. Youtube's Algorithm is pushing an indy streaming platform on me. My mind is blown.

A’int nothing short about a 4 hour video

I want you to know that the exact reason I clicked on this video was after reading the title, I glanced at the video length and audibly laughed. The length was what brought me in. Never apologize for long ass video essay, especially one that's this good.

I always thought Terry crews's character in white girls or white chicks, whatever it was called, was supposed to be Tyler Perry and Sean Combs. Kind of put together. Kind of gay very racist dresses in white

I’m only on part 1—I’m going to keep commenting as I watch each part.

I remember being in 3rd grade and learning about slavery. It hurt me so much—I didn’t even want to learn about it. It also affected how I saw white people. For a while, it made me feel like every white person was evil and that I always had to watch over my shoulder. I was raised in the South, and colorism is a real thing.

My whole family is dark-skinned except me, but I didn’t realize that when I was younger. I just saw myself as Black. But as I learned more, I started noticing how classmates looked at me, and I also began to see the colorism within my own family, even though I didn’t fully understand it at the time.

When I was younger, I moved between all kinds of friend groups—white, Mexican, Asian, and Black—and I thought that was normal. As I got older, my younger sister pointed things out to me. She was being bullied for being dark-skinned, and I started to realize she was facing things I wasn’t because of my skin tone.

I know this is not the point of the video but I just wanted to comment that.

I am DEEPLY excited and anticipating your video about the black church whenever that one is able to come out 🥹

Bro I'm a 28 year old white guy and (I know this is not the point of this video) I have said for years what a WASTE of an IP static shock is, I loved that show couldn't wait to get home from school to watch. Actual drama and plot lines. Great show, really miss it.

Loved this !

im 3 hours in, no premium, i haven't gotten one ad. Maybe yt knows not to disrupt a yapper yapping truths in a morally correct way