Nobody gonna mention him being one of the most dynamic and interesting characters on House? Dude held his own with one of the best and most decorated actors on a great series
I'm always surprised that role isn't mentioned that much...he was a vital cog on that show and played off his dynamic opposite Hugh Laurie like a pro for years..I still re-watch that show every now and then...so good.
His mother was my principal through my elementary and what an Amazing Academic Experience. She changed the dynamic of our school to something great being in a very rough neighborhood. Love you Bonnie Epps💙
Love Omar. He's so deep, introspective, and articulate. His ideas and thoughts are so well formed and connected. He seems to have it figured out. Dope interview.
I already loved his acting and his looks now I'm going to read his book and I'm sure, after hearing this interview with the TBC, I will love his words (mind) too
2pac trying to live out the character of bishop in real life is one of the biggest lies that ever spread about him. Bishop started to prey on his own homies. 2pac never turned on Digital Underground, he never turned on Thug Life or the Outlawz. But 2pac had no problem attacking those who he felt turned on him.
That's not what people are saying genius 🙄 they mean his attitude like his gang affiliating and his antics on deathrow not that he became the character and was following the damn character arch and alot of people who was around him pre deathrow did say he changed once he got with them so maybe it wasn't so much the movie but what he later went on to surround himself by
Pac was a Gemini! You never knew which personality you were getting. The thug(social aware) or the more tone down apporach or in the Middle. Power to the people.
@@jayant1314 genius did somebody curse you out whats the dang problem instead of just responding in a respectful way, grown men wanna wait til they on they periods to start responding to standard comments, with attitude, i would to hear all of the names of the PAC haters who said he took the role as Bishop literal because thats what these haters have been saying
@killa mike, both their catalogs are deep. It's tough but I agree. Let's not forget Tate was in Menace II Society, Dead Presidents, Love Jones, The Inkwell, Why Do Fools Fall In Love
Omar Epps is officially on my list of top 10 favorite interviewees. He could have talked for another 5hrs... I would continue to sit in my car and listen.
I definitely went to 183 when his mom, MsEpps was principle! Omar came to visit us students right after Juice hit. I didn’t know him but I loved Ms. Epps. She was an amazing educator! I was one of her favs. Loved this interview!
Got to give it up to Omar Epps and Larenz Tate. True young legends still putting it down with their craft. Glad we got more authentic, intelligent, and strong black actors can diversify any role.
This interview is personal to me because my oldest son is 12 and we lost his mother roughly 2 years ago so I understand wholeheartedly everything he speaks on. Salute Omar ✊🏽✊🏽
Chiiiiilllllldddd I clicked on this with no intention of watching the whole thing! He was droppin gems ! Very underestimated interview! And his shirt and hat crispy as shit lol he still fine!
One of the best interviews I've seen..His MOM is truly the MVP! When we Mothers do it right, this is the instilled mentality of our children. I have that much more respect for this King.
The oldest one out of the 4 cast was Raheem, Raheem was 19 everyone else I believe were all 17 or 18. They would always make fun of Raheem for being the oldest.
Q from juice, malik from higher learning, quincy mccall from love & basketball, jeff cole AKA “ you aint no cop j reid” from in too deep, mike or “big mike” as stacy would call him from the wood... just a couple of classic characters played by this man!
This dudes resume is impressive. Hood legend but also did one of the best TV series of all time, House as Dr Foreman. Now he's in one of the best shows on Netflix, Shooter as Isaac.
“I’m big Mike from the wood. Nah nah it’s not what you think. Inglewood, CA, it’s where i grew up. just me & my boys Roland & Slim” Lmao that’s my favorite movie
Omar bought a jetta with the spoiler kit and the BBS rims. Juice is the first movie i saw a Avirex jacket. Back in my days if you had a 800 dollar jacket. You was the man:-)
Your comment reminds me of Chris Rocks "Bigger & Blacker" when he speaks about White folks saying to a young Black child, "You speak so well." Chris Rocks reply,"what he had a stroke the other day?"😀😀😀
I got mad respect for Omar Epps as a phenomenal actor and he taking on this mantle of responsible fatherhood. Responsible Black fatherhood is a salient issue that need to be discuss in the Black father. Being devoid of a father have a significant impact on a male and female psyche. Many of this young Black men are lost and need guidance from a mature father of Black man. And- definitely the adverse affect of not having a father have severely affected our young Black girls and ladies. Many are seeking male attention with no regards for moral or ethical standards. Sex, body image, and needy emotional attention compel women to settle for trifling immature men. I will purchase the book.
this was a really dope interview... his mom raise and enforced to him that he was a king and he grew up and married a black queen... we don't see many black men marry black women.. Its refreshing to hear him speak i like him so much more after this interview
I love interviews like these Omar Epps is a great actor and has put in the work. Not only does his work speak for him but the fact that his mother instilled in him what greatness is supposed be in spite of circumstances. She kept speaking King qualities in him...big ups Omar keep this going!!!
I don't understand how that 29 year old didn't know who Omar Epps is lol. I'm 23 about to be 24 and I've seen just about all of Omar Epps's movies. Very underrated actor
i was born in 1990 and Tupac was and still is my idol, inspiration role model and legend. it was a special time in place in time and even now, Tupac FANS know wtf is up.. aint fame.. aint fortune.. its to make it through the struggle.. Rest In Peace xo
I think everyone in my generation should watch this. This interview was full of gems & reminders that I think we could all benefit from. A lot of us tend to gage our value & success based on social media, like Omar said. He said a lot of things I didn’t know I needed to hear. Interviews like this are my absolute favorite. So much knowledge was dropped.
You always have a picture in your mind about celebrities who you like but Omar really impressed me humble well spoken and you can tell he's got some street in him, salute my brother!✊
I named my first son Quincy because of his Character in juice 💯 people be like aw cool you named your son after Quincy Jones and i be like hell naw i named him after Dj GQ 😂 #HipHop Forever
Probably because people are tired of hearing black people only talk about bettering black people but white people are the racist ones. If white people talk about white people they are supremacist though. Just #FACTS stay "REALLY WOKE"
"The Wood" is my favorite because I grew up and currently live in Inglewood. It brought back so many childhood memories for me. I can watch that movie over and over again to the point someone had to tell me to not watch it for a while. Lol. But I liked him in "House" too.
Omar is the man much respect this dude don’t get enough credit ! He so talented and very intelligent cool guy much respect to him. He got that mad real juice!
Interviews like this make you remember a person's resume and makes you appreciate them even more
Jordan Sharpe pause rs
Ayesha Go. Thats a nice headshot... I think i seen u on twitter before
Yes! I also enjoy hearing the old stories, it makes me smile. The 80s/90s seemed like a great time for black people.
Yada Fierce Girl they were good times!
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Omar Epps, Larenz Tate and Allen Payne are 3 of the most underrated acting legends from the 90's-00's.
Ryder94 Faulk you right they not legends , but there’re really good
Ryder94 Faulk allen Payne not he deserves to be under rated
very true
Ryder94 Faulk yes🙌🏾
I agree
Nobody gonna mention him being one of the most dynamic and interesting characters on House? Dude held his own with one of the best and most decorated actors on a great series
Facts
Facts
I'm always surprised that role isn't mentioned that much...he was a vital cog on that show and played off his dynamic opposite Hugh Laurie like a pro for years..I still re-watch that show every now and then...so good.
True!
Matthew Torres facts
His mother was my principal through my elementary and what an Amazing Academic Experience. She changed the dynamic of our school to something great being in a very rough neighborhood. Love you Bonnie Epps💙
Remember the chappie bucks and the student creed
What school was it?
so great to hear. He is an icon.
omar humble asf and underrated
Tim Kruse yes
Tim Kruse
& Fine 💔
Very underrated
Tupac will be talked about FOREVER and it’s like everybody and they momma got a Pac story.. easily one of the GOATs of hip hop and black culture
Zuri Frazier Idk how the the hell pac did all that in a matter of five years that shit is incredible and met all these people damn
It’s truly amazing
Niqqa paq
People will stop talking about him in the next generation
Doubt it.
Omar could've kept talking. This interview was introspective, mature & it felt familiar. Underrated legend he is.
Higher Learning was my favorite movie , powerful movie
AlwaysaLady365 YEP
In Too Deep with LL is slept on
Keith Kozart That's my favorite movie starring him
Facts
Joint was raw
Keith Kozart Facts.
First time felon slept on too fam
ONE OF THE MOST UNDERRATED ACTORS EVER. Black or White
Facts
Not really, not that good of an actor
True.
MXXMM have u seen him on shooter look it up 👀
He's not. Not everyone reaches that pinnacle in life! And it's ok! He is able to support his family.
This was a DOPE interview. Really enjoyed it. This man is a KING. And I wish more men acted and carried themselves this way.
All black men's are KINGS..
Women don't like/respect men like this... They like thugs.
You are easy to impress.
@Michael McMillan hear, hear...
Men do this Beautiful Sister but maybe You dont meet the right one lol but hows everything?
Damnit man!!!! Omar Epps STILL looks 17!! He's aged like a BOSS!!! One he'll of an actor...higher learning man!!!! COME ON!!!
Higher learning is the shit! Love that movie
I know, right. I was thinking the same thing. Love his movies.
I was just bout to watch that yesterday. One of my favorite movies lowkey
Damn nobody said “Higher Learning” mad classic !
Jon Hardin str8 up
You absolutely right bro.
Jon Hardin Real Shit💯
Exactly! I the “UNLEARN” is still relevant today. Smh ✊🏾❤️🖤💚
Jon Hardin dats my favorite movie of all time
Omar epps and wood Harris the most underrated actors , everybody knows there great but they are legends
Cody Wink wood harris gets props lately, but omar lays lo seem like it, he don't stay n da spotlight
Facts
Don’t forget Clifton Powell
Two of my faves.
@@@guwapdcfinest5868
YUPPP! Glad u mentioned him!
Love Omar. He's so deep, introspective, and articulate. His ideas and thoughts are so well formed and connected. He seems to have it figured out. Dope interview.
I already loved his acting and his looks now I'm going to read his book and I'm sure, after hearing this interview with the TBC, I will love his words (mind) too
Wish he wasnt in a fraternity tho
2pac trying to live out the character of bishop in real life is one of the biggest lies that ever spread about him. Bishop started to prey on his own homies. 2pac never turned on Digital Underground, he never turned on Thug Life or the Outlawz. But 2pac had no problem attacking those who he felt turned on him.
100
That's not what people are saying genius 🙄 they mean his attitude like his gang affiliating and his antics on deathrow not that he became the character and was following the damn character arch and alot of people who was around him pre deathrow did say he changed once he got with them so maybe it wasn't so much the movie but what he later went on to surround himself by
Very true.
Pac was a Gemini! You never knew which personality you were getting. The thug(social aware) or the more tone down apporach or in the Middle. Power to the people.
@@jayant1314 genius did somebody curse you out whats the dang problem instead of just responding in a respectful way, grown men wanna wait til they on they periods to start responding to standard comments, with attitude, i would to hear all of the names of the PAC haters who said he took the role as Bishop literal because thats what these haters have been saying
Juice, Higher Learning, The Wood...trying to figure out who been involved in more Hood classics.. Epps or Larenz Tate?
LOVE AND BASKETBALL! I forgot about that too! Legendary!
Deadly voyage!!!
Good question you gotta put Mekhi Phifer in that conversation too.
In too deep. I think Epps got it.
@killa mike, both their catalogs are deep. It's tough but I agree. Let's not forget Tate was in Menace II Society, Dead Presidents, Love Jones, The Inkwell, Why Do Fools Fall In Love
You can tell omar epps is genuinely a good dude
Nobody really pays attention to how much research Angela really be doing. She holds down these interviews forreal.
Ebony that’s actually a good point. I never even thought about it until I read your comment. You are right!!
Yes
That’s her job. She’s an actual journalist
She does but she goes into hiding when powerful men interview. Envy by far ask the most useless dumbest questions.
Real Talk
This gotta be top 5 interview,everybody was on point,they let the guest speak and finish his thoughts,asked good questions,good job BKC
All Facts
Higher Learning was my favorite Omar Epps movie. Low Key...I looked up to dude growing up.
HeroesNStuff yeah that was a good movie
HeroesNStuff There's still a lot of Michael Rappaports out there...
hell yeah, Omar Epps nailed that role perfectly. With u on that brother
HeroesNStuff b
yes that role was for sure a great one
Omar Epps is officially on my list of top 10 favorite interviewees. He could have talked for another 5hrs... I would continue to sit in my car and listen.
Check him out on the IamRappaport podcast, good convo on there too. Him and Rappaport talk about their time on Higher Learning.
He dropped so many gems in this interview! The only one i could watch all the way through and not get tempted to turn off.
I'm gonna call my kids right now. Thanks King Omar
Yessss king!!!!! Do right by your babies please
💪🏿💪🏿
killing softly lol
👀
Much respect
Never forget he was in House! Such an underrated show!
I'm 26 mins in hoping they asked at least one question about house 😭
It's well rated lol. Everyome loves house
His best TV work
Omar Epps is a LEGEND!! So glad he didn’t fall off and he is full of wisdom which he’s passing it off to younger generation!
D'Noir Belle He mentor other celebrities for movie roles
Yes!
The world would be a better place if we all held each other "ACCOUNTABLE"!!!!
One of the best interviews hands down...Black man that’s able to articulate himself and humble and of note...true icon!!!
Tupac shakur was indeed a revolutionary
Legend in da buildn!
Afric Network yeaaaaa!!!!
Afric Network Preach!
"You aint no cop J Reed!" -In Too Deep- 💯
Charles Joseph 🤣🤣🤣
"You a sellout!"...lmao
J Reed!
How many J Reeds do We have all across America From Oakland California to Brooklyn New York?
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Angela had to let her hair down for this interview. 🤣🤣😂💁🏾♀️
Mom The Ebayer 😂😂😂😂
Mom The Ebayer I would've too. Lol.
Too bad he has a brown skin wife ✊🏾 one of the few black men in Hollywood.
Diem Pardon tf does that have to do with anything
Okayyyy.lol. and talking WAY more than usual 😆😆
Omar, Larenz, Pac, Fredro, and Cube were in some classic movies....those were the days!!!
Donna Hughes yeah they don't do it like that nomore
Donna Hughes yaaaass the absolute days!! 😍
rayising Super Facts!!!
D҉O҉N҉N҉A҉ H҉U҉G҉H҉E҉S҉ Cuba Gooding Jr too and Sam Jackson
Ms Epps was my teacher in Harlem. I just thought about her the other day. I remember when she told the whole class Omar Epps was her son. lol
c sawyer know I know she super proud of him.
wow!!! What grade did she teach?
That’s beautiful
Can’t take the NY out of a person! Dope man and interview !
Yea his NY accent is deep
@@stephenbetts1368 BROOKLYN accent
Juice, Higher Learning, Love and Basketball, In Too Deep... Such an underrated actor.
I definitely went to 183 when his mom, MsEpps was principle! Omar came to visit us students right after Juice hit. I didn’t know him but I loved Ms. Epps. She was an amazing educator! I was one of her favs. Loved this interview!
Shaina Wright-Argro brown noser! (jk!)😂😂 That's coo tho fr..
Shaina Wright-Argro u living ur best life huh?
How old r u lol
tyrus brown 32 love 😂
Shaina Wright-Argro yo old fine ass lol 😂
Got to give it up to Omar Epps and Larenz Tate. True young legends still putting it down with their craft. Glad we got more authentic, intelligent, and strong black actors can diversify any role.
Who remember him in "A day in the life " with Sticky Fingaz, He's 90s legendary!
This interview is personal to me because my oldest son is 12 and we lost his mother roughly 2 years ago so I understand wholeheartedly everything he speaks on. Salute Omar ✊🏽✊🏽
😑😑✊✊
This interview made me love him so much more 😍😍😍😍😍.
New Dawn me too!
New Dawn soundcloud.com/vagabond_95/risky-business
Truly!
New Dawn it really did, always loved him!
Hey Q! _You got the juice now!_ 👍
BLAQK: Hell yeah!! Lol!
“THIS NIGGA SCARED!” - Bishop
Hey Blaqk! You got the cornball award now! 🌽👍
Lol Yea man.
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1.Juice
2. The Wood
3. Love and Basketball
4. Higher Learning
5. In too deep
My top 5 Omar Epps movies
Chiiiiilllllldddd I clicked on this with no intention of watching the whole thing! He was droppin gems ! Very underestimated interview! And his shirt and hat crispy as shit lol he still fine!
Facts
He is like the Redman of acting. The highest level of skills and never gets the credit he deserves.
Shaolin80000 * Couldn’t of said it better myself
S/O Omar Epps, the legend in black films👑✌🏾. He still look the same. One of my favorite O. E. movies is Higher Learning
Tony Brown 💯
Didn't age at all
Rodnye Theoc right
Higher learning is def one of the GOATs 🙌🏾
Love that movie
One of the best interviews I've seen..His MOM is truly the MVP! When we Mothers do it right, this is the instilled mentality of our children. I have that much more respect for this King.
I knew he was young when he made that movie but I didn’t know he was 17.
K Swa more like 19
He himself said 17
i thought he was 19 or 20
The oldest one out of the 4 cast was Raheem, Raheem was 19 everyone else I believe were all 17 or 18. They would always make fun of Raheem for being the oldest.
He was seventeen years old
Legendary actor. Deserves more respect!
black god Well give it to him
He seem like he an adult-married and all that. Dude is mad chill and level headed for having so much fame at an early age
CusWeAre u gotta be
Omar Epps is very necessary! He’s such a great man, husband, father, friend, and actor! ❤️
that moment DJ Envy talks about his car and Omar Epps just ignores him. 19:44
your time stamp is off
Jesse B Lol
Q from juice, malik from higher learning, quincy mccall from love & basketball, jeff cole AKA “ you aint no cop j reid” from in too deep, mike or “big mike” as stacy would call him from the wood... just a couple of classic characters played by this man!
A true legend right here..
Lmao you ain’t a cop j Reid. LL was so hurt at that part, I felt sorry for the nigga
I just saw In Too Deep for the 1st time like 2 weeks ago. I liked LL's character. Pretty good movie.
He's a Doctor in 'House'.
First time felon was another classic bruh
This dudes resume is impressive. Hood legend but also did one of the best TV series of all time, House as Dr Foreman. Now he's in one of the best shows on Netflix, Shooter as Isaac.
shooter's on cable tv lol, usa network i believe.
ah I see, I'm from the UK, we can only watch Shooter on Netflix.
nb shooter go hard af
I gotta watch a shit load of movies now
Leo tv series
This interview was excellent. He’s so humble and down to earth. Good to see this side of someone of his stature
Omar Epps is a very talented actor and I love his big eyes!
I really enjoyed this interview. He's a deep dude.
Tupac will always be in our hearts RIP Bro Révolution for life...
Wow, I think this is my favorite interview...He's intelligent and self aware, humble etc ❤ Omar Epps
Omar Epps is so humble, i always liked him :)
He looks so youthful and his smile is amazing! I never knew his NY accent was so thick cause he rarely uses it acting. He is so dope.
Tee Tee right! I’m just now realizing his accent as well.
He from Jersey
Every 1 Let's Talk from Brooklyn
His BROOKLYN accent!!!
YES!! HE STILL LOOKS GREAT!! 👍 ONCE AGAIN BLACK DON’T CRACK!!🤗
“I’m big Mike from the wood. Nah nah it’s not what you think. Inglewood, CA, it’s where i grew up. just me & my boys Roland & Slim” Lmao that’s my favorite movie
OneNOnlyLianna 💯 Compton in Da House ! Shout out to Inglewood!
It’s one of my fav films as well a classic 🗣
I read it in his voice 😂
So much respect for this man!
💯
For sure
“In to deep” was one of his best too. Him and LL Cool J was a dynamic duo in that movie
"everyone makes mistakes but how do you get back on track" Powerful!!! #King!
I might need security Subscribe to our channel 💰🚛💨
Not that profound...💫
It wasn’t that serious 😂
Like u ain’t never heard nobody else say “get back on track before” 🙄
why are yall so salty? hahaha i found it to be an impactful statement for my life right now
Juice is a classic
"The Wood" is my fav from him..
Omar bought a jetta with the spoiler kit and the BBS rims. Juice is the first movie i saw a Avirex jacket. Back in my days if you had a 800 dollar jacket. You was the man:-)
CEE BORN love them Avirex jackets till this day
This brother does not know how powerful he is......or maybe he does but does not wield it. Top 5 best Breakfast club interviews to date.
Omar sounds very well spoken and educated. That's sooooo much better than mumble rap and that other street shit.
Great interview King👍🏾✌🏾
Business Man , did you forgot?
His Mom was a teacher.
Ben Macauley
...you knw? That important fact slipped my mind when I wrote that. frfr
That's was my "blond" moment..🤫
don't judge me...lol
what does today's rap have to do with a 45 year old actor?
DorianSucks word bro, get tired of seeing these generic ass comments, like nigga we get it, "You ain't fucking with new niggas they dumb."
Your comment reminds me of Chris Rocks "Bigger & Blacker" when he speaks about White folks saying to a young Black child, "You speak so well." Chris Rocks reply,"what he had a stroke the other day?"😀😀😀
had a crush on him since Juice and Love & Basketball 😫
My favorite Omar epps movie is "in too deep". " you not a cop jreed"😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
King G facts that movie is my favorite movie period
I got mad respect for Omar Epps as a phenomenal actor and he taking on this mantle of responsible fatherhood. Responsible Black fatherhood is a salient issue that need to be discuss in the Black father. Being devoid of a father have a significant impact on a male and female psyche. Many of this young Black men are lost and need guidance from a mature father of Black man. And- definitely the adverse affect of not having a father have severely affected our young Black girls and ladies. Many are seeking male attention with no regards for moral or ethical standards. Sex, body image, and needy emotional attention compel women to settle for trifling immature men. I will purchase the book.
Louis Lark Chile , I'm trying to see when your book is being released !
every black man i know with kids takes care of them
The Truth Only naw it’s on the man to own up to his responsibilities
this was a really dope interview... his mom raise and enforced to him that he was a king and he grew up and married a black queen... we don't see many black men marry black women.. Its refreshing to hear him speak i like him so much more after this interview
Richard Chirino nah his wife is black
The vast majority of Black men I know have Black wives, myself included. This is a myth that needs to be dispelled.
Most black men marry black women more than 70% of the time
what I meant was most men in Hollywood
Nique at Nite well done you made it about race for no reasonx
Relationships are a dialogue not a monoLo gue.....that was deep......great interview!!!
I love interviews like these Omar Epps is a great actor and has put in the work. Not only does his work speak for him but the fact that his mother instilled in him what greatness is supposed be in spite of circumstances. She kept speaking King qualities in him...big ups Omar keep this going!!!
I don't understand how that 29 year old didn't know who Omar Epps is lol. I'm 23 about to be 24 and I've seen just about all of Omar Epps's movies. Very underrated actor
When you call his name I was thinking about the dude from POWER... that kissed Bryounce'...why?... IDK
He, Bokeem Woodbine, Adrien Brody, and Marlon Wayans were all at LaGuardia at the same time.
Royalty.
Bokeem Woodbine is so underrated.....
i was born in 1990 and Tupac was and still is my idol, inspiration role model and legend. it was a special time in place in time and even now, Tupac FANS know wtf is up.. aint fame.. aint fortune.. its to make it through the struggle.. Rest In Peace xo
Legends never die
Such a great interview. This man is intelligent
"Success is achievement" Facts
I think everyone in my generation should watch this. This interview was full of gems & reminders that I think we could all benefit from. A lot of us tend to gage our value & success based on social media, like Omar said. He said a lot of things I didn’t know I needed to hear. Interviews like this are my absolute favorite. So much knowledge was dropped.
Cheyenne Kali what year you was born I was born in 1988
Respect to this man from Brooklyn. It's nice to see Omar talk. I feel a real connection in many was. God bless him and his family
Brooklyn in the houuuuuse
You always have a picture in your mind about celebrities who you like but Omar really impressed me humble well spoken and you can tell he's got some street in him, salute my brother!✊
Its crazy because so many people my age look at Omar Epps the same way his generation looked at Sidney Poitier. This man is a legend walking.
I named my first son Quincy because of his Character in juice 💯 people be like aw cool you named your son after Quincy Jones and i be like hell naw i named him after Dj GQ 😂 #HipHop Forever
Talk Ain’t Cheap W/ Millie Aun me tooo.. Quincy Quarterman
Lmfaooo. That’s cute.
That name fits him he was quincy in love n basketball too lol
Talk Ain’t Cheap W/ Millie Aun wow that's kind of weird...
Its crazy you said this cause i dead ass named my first son malik after his name on higher learning😂😂
He is a phenomenal actor! I just got finished watching Love and Basketball. I love that movie!
479 dislikes smdh 🤦🏿♂️.. How? This interview is good.
Haters LOL
Of course, haters gonna hate🤷🏾♂️
Because they don't like the true this real.
I was gonna say the same thing about the 696 🤦🏿♀️🤨🤷🏿♀️ STILL HERE FOR IT Sept2019 LOVE HIM!!!
Probably because people are tired of hearing black people only talk about bettering black people but white people are the racist ones. If white people talk about white people they are supremacist though. Just #FACTS stay "REALLY WOKE"
Dude has an elevated clean power black man swag on movies
Ant Man it’s like all his movies connect to 😂😂
Before y'all say "Omar looks so good for his age" 45 is NOT old. At all.
willemdee thats cuz people see these white folk who look like walking beef jerky at 35. but black folk who take care of themselves stay shining!
I'm DONE! Walking beef jerky is SOOO accurate!!!!
Gary Phillips why yall always gotta bring race in to everything? thats the reason why racism will never end because of ppl like u smh
willemdee 45 is not old but he looks 30 thou.
Nah 45 is old, life is over by then
"The Wood" is my favorite because I grew up and currently live in Inglewood. It brought back so many childhood memories for me. I can watch that movie over and over again to the point someone had to tell me to not watch it for a while. Lol.
But I liked him in "House" too.
In Too Deep was a underrated classic
Higher Learning is my favourite movie from him.
Blaise Shakur Big facts.
Very underrated movie
He is forever ZADDY😩😍
Bri Rabbit hell yea always be Q
wtf is a ZADDY
Damn young janet
Ms. Jah Jah it’s a Papi, A Daddy, a Boo Daddy, a Zaddy duhhh
Ghetto term these no man having but have kids women was say. usually ghetto black women say stuff like that
The legendary Omar Epps!! One of my favorite actors!!
I loved Omar Epps in the movie THE PROGRAM
Omar is the man much respect this dude don’t get enough credit ! He so talented and very intelligent cool guy much respect to him. He got that mad real juice!
Drea Love exactly
Facts
These are the inteviews that make me love the Breakfast Club
Envy: "I just bought a 88' BMW 325" ----that all I have to contribute to this interview, thanks
K.M.C 😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
I smiled the entire interview. Didn't want it to end! Love Omar 😘