Boyz n the Hood: Girls Gotta Eat Too (Ice Cube, Regina King, Cuba Gooding Jr. HD CLIP)
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- Опубліковано 3 лют 2022
- Doughboy (Ice Cube) celebrates his release from prison with Tre (Cuba Gooding Jr.) and friends.
#BoyzNTheHood #hdclips #moviescenes
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BOYZ N THE HOOD is the critically acclaimed story of three friends growing up in a South Central Los Angeles neighborhood, and of street life where friendship, pain, danger and love combine to form reality. "The Hood" is a place where drive-by shootings and unemployment are rampant. But it is also a place where harmony coexists with adversity, especially for three young men growing up there: Doughboy (Ice Cube), an unambitious drug dealer; his brother Ricky (Morris Chestnut), a college-bound teenage father; and Ricky's best friend Tre (Cuba Gooding, Jr.), who aspires to a brighter future beyond "The Hood." In a world where a trip to the store can end in death, the friends have diverse reactions to their bleak surroundings. Tre's resolve is strengthened by a strong father (Larry Fishburne)who keeps him on the right track. But the lessons Tre learns are put to the ultimate test when tragedy strikes close to home, and violence seems like the only recourse. - Фільми й анімація
This scene is so real. It doesn't feel like you're watching a movie. It's more like you're just at the bbq with them.
a bbq in the disgusting uncivilized hood. No thanks homie.
@@jannorris4140 describing the hood as “disgusting” and “uncivilized” reveals quite a bit more about your true thoughts than you might realize.
@@BayhouseLoans I dont care. k?
@@jannorris4140 obviously
@@BayhouseLoans Y u think they sitting out there being civilized and shit XD. you dreaming
John was on POINT as director. Now, years later I see the camera angles and how he tells the story. RIP John!!
Amen 🙏 🙏
Repent to Jesus Christ
“She opens her arms to the poor and extends her hands to the needy.”
Proverbs 31:20 NIV
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@@unknownproductions8627 she who?
Man wasn’t on point.
Rip🙏🏽
Ice Cube..for never having acted before...was absolutely ROCK SOLID in this flick! He should've at least got nominated for supporting actor.
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This was real life for him
He might've had second thoughts about acting 🎬
@@amp7853 Actually, it wasn't. Ice cube was never about the business. He's just an actor
Yeah he's a regular Robert de Niro or Al Pacino
Ricky slapping tre’s neck never gets old 😂
that's tha cryingist baby i ever seen
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The AIDS conversation always felt like John Singleton writing a public service announcement. Any other director would have made that shit a hallmark moment with dramatic music. Instead he put out some real true and vital information to his 90's audiences without making it feel corny or forced. Just another reason why he is one of the greatest directors of all time and will sadly be missed.
The whole movie was a PSA.
Of all time? Not even close
Just cus he fucking died oh he’s the “greatest director of all time” 🤦
@@gone9677 hey dude no need to disrespect the dead. He’s not one of the greatest directors of all time but no need for that level of disrespect
@@donnyohakam ok sorry
I love scenes like this. Takes it's time. Shows you who is who and who they are to each other. Sets up the characters so well.
It's aMAAAAAzing how many so-called filmmakers don't get that basic principle of storytelling anymore...SMDH
coudnt explain it better
It was a perfect transition from the scene when they were kids and went to jail
U hit it on the spot….takes its time…..nothing rushed or forced, just letting the story n characters develop, I don’t see this much in today’s material
@@ragebait988 Much needed space for an audience to understand why the characters do what they do and why and how it will impact the other charcters in the story.
5:04 Doughboy: “I ain’t no criminal”
Also Doughboy: Has been in and out of jail for the past 7 years 😂
I ain't no criminal 😂 they are literally holding a prison homecoming party for him 😂
Danielle Pullin & Luis Luciano
Misty Brown & Scott Brown
Meganellis & Mikeellis
Michelle oiler & Justin Burkes
It's amazing how long Regina King has been killing it with acting. Damn near gets better every year
Was thinking the same thing. She's soooo good. Loved her in Watchmen.
And good work making boondocks
My heart goes out to her. Her only son committed suicide, and I can’t imagine what she’s going through.
And can play any role!!!! Still keeping her and her family in my prayers 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
From a ho to LAPD detective
The way Doughboy's mother telling Tré to talk to Doughboy about staying outta jail shows that she cared about him like Ricky. But it wasn't enough 😟
Sometimes when a mother is raising boys alone it can seem she loves one more than the other. However it’s just a deep insecurity of the man knowing he is inadequate to his sibling. That’s how I felt towards my bigger brother. Until I started getting my shit together
Cause she knows she the reason he grew up to be that, not speaking positivity into your kids can effect them in so many ways, I mean soon as they were introduced in the movie she was down talking him and belittling him....some kids can't shake that kinda shit talking...
I don't blame her at all. She was a good mother.
Maybe not "perfect". But still good.
And the proof of that was Ricky
and how he turned out.
Doughboy, on the other hand,
was just a complete fuck up
and a worthless lazy bum
who never amounted to shit
and his mother should have
thrown his ass out.
@@jwsmith1470 NO!! Bro you saw the scene where she was telling him you ain’t shit, you ain’t never gonna amount to nothing. You just like your daddy, this that and the third. Is that an example of a good mother? She loved Ricky more and it was evident of that when they were kids. She had nothing good to say about Doughboy at all. Doughboy is the way he is because of his mother.
@@jeremylevant That's because of the reflection that she had of his father.
Such a good movie with a LEGENDARY cast!!! From Nia Long to Morris Chestnut to Cuba to Ice Cube to Angela Bassett to Tyra Ferrell, Laurence Fishburne to Regina King, I swear this cast is iconic 👏🏽🔥
Angela Bassett and ice cube and Morris Chestnut and fish burn are my favorite actors and actresses.
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James Hill & Patrick Oiler
Camille Adams & Melissa Oiler
Justin Pullin & Justin Burkes
Danielle Pullin & Stephanie Retamar
Misty Brown & Anastasia majoras
Megan Ellis & Destiny Harmon
Michelle Oiler & ShardeEdwards
Dukey definitely wasn't getting no play with that pacifier in his mouth😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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Lol u right tho 😆
Actor playing dookie was trying to quit smoking IRL, and that was how he coped with it. John Singleton told him to keep doing so for the movie.
One of the hardest and saddest movies we all can watch. Really shows how it is growing up in the hood and that the cross hairs can go on anybody
This movie makes depress but it’s real
Most guys I knew in Cali refused to work and just cause a ruckus...they all gone now tho...RIP
Yo niggas die Everyday B- Rico in Paid in Full
@@kingdomminded87 exactly...
Knowing what happens in the movie it is kind of sad watching the scenes
The Way Doughboy dealing the cards will cause a fight….you can literally see where everything is going
Yes, yes it would. Showing everybody's hand and shit. Lol
Breathing caused a fight with these savage, egomaniacal assholes.
Lol wasn't nan one of them niggas stepping to dough especially at his mama crib..
I know he was dealing like that for the camera but bruh betta be glad wasn't no money on it.
@@SuperN1ntendoChalmers Doughboy and his crew was mellow though… They didn’t go looking for trouble but they wasn’t going to run from it either
Angela Bassett, Nia Long and Regina King among others. Some of the most beautiful women to ever grace the big screen all in the same place. I forget how epic this movie was.
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I just love the aesthetic of this time period. They all looked so natural and had fun without social media. I was born in 93, so I didn’t really get to experience the 90s like I wish I could.
For those who were able to, I know y’all had mad fun. Tell me about it, please.
It seems like the times themselves “looked” exactly like this movie lol. Rich, natural, full of emotion, yet this shaded vibe. I probably think that because a lot of our memories are also in print/photographs that also look the same way. I graduated HS in 93, you could be my son 😂. I saw this movie in Summer ‘91 while visiting family up in Milwaukee from down South. It was a lot of fun, just imagine everyone in the moment all the time, no one had a phone outside of their house phone. But we watched tv and tapes a lot. You really looked forward to things, and you just had to wait, you knew how to get places, you’d better speak in code/body language on demand too. Had to be quick on your feet, ya feel me? Truly, and I mean this, you HAD to be mature even when younger. You had a lot of responsibilities. But, it was a dark cloud over this time too, very sad at times, because so many young dudes 13-17 were brutally killed in the 90s gang violence, and the crack era was still pretty terrible too. I found myself thinking about my classmate as I type this who was killed when we were only 15. I’m 48 now. It bothered me then, bothers me at times to this day. Yeah, it was awesome though, the cars, the fashion, the music, the dances/parties, the food, laying up on the phone, hanging out at the mall, reading only physical books, it’s so much to say-as I look back, and reflect, it was as much pleasure as there was pain.
@RealHomeEconomics My bad on the lateness, but yes! Despite a lot of the bad moments that occurred in that era, it was still a whole vibe. Everything just seemed like so much fun and authentic.
As you mentioned about looking forward to actually doing things, it doesn't feel like that in these times. It seems like people don't know how to enjoy themselves nowadays. I'm guilty of it myself, but we're always on our phones now. We don't know how to live in the moment and enjoy the company of the people we're around.
Haha I could definitely be your son 🤣 I'm grateful for mediums like UA-cam and archives. It gives me a glimpse into how the past was before and after I came into existence.
Fortunately, I'm glad I got to live in the early and mid 2000s.
Marisa 😆 😝 😆 😂 I wuz born in 94 too btw 🤟🏼 🤔 Jin Jin Jin Jin Jin Jin Jin him Jin Jin Jin Jin Jin
I like the fact that tre is probably the only one of the guys in this movie with a father figure in his life, shows that a stern person like tres father in doughboys life could of helped immensely in straightening his life out.
That was the point of that
Tre father wasn't all that great of an adult figure either. I mean yes he took in tre ass when he got into the formative years, but when ricky was thinking about joining the military knowing he needed a full scholarship to go to college he comes with the BS rhetoric of black man has no business in the white man military. When reality is that the military is the only way these young black men cas get put of the ghetto and change their lives
@Pate Heckerwoods I joined the Army right out High School, too (Class of 2000) and now I’m 40 and retired. My Father was alot like Tre’s father. And yes - it does make a difference. During my Senior year of HS, My Father told me I had to do something with myself after I graduated HS, or I had to stay home and pay him rent. He gave me the choice of 4 E’s - Education, Employment, Enlist, or Evict. I chose all 4 and went into the Army. And yes I am black
@Pate Heckerwoods your attitude is what holds you back.
also notice how tre is the only one who isnt really about that stree life. he just goed with the flow cus gthey his childhood friends. it show you how a strong father figure in a boy's life can really do great
Ricky’s little boy grew up to be one of the greatest defensive football players of all time. You may know him as Aaron Donald of the Los Angeles Rams.
And they won the SuperBowl
Yooo actually
What !!!
Ricky Sr would be so proud! 🥲
that’d be great if Aaron Donald wasnt from Pittsburgh
It’s regina’s laugh for me 🤣🤣 5:39
Hahahaha I know, right!
Jamaica girl stuntin on this ho’s man 😂😂
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Me 😂😂5:39 😂
The Riley laugh 😂
I like how Trey walked in all cool, calm and collected.
I think he was still shook up from his encounter with Lloyd Avery II.
@@WWERULEZ1000 Nah that happened AFTER this scene. Remember he was bringing his father a plate from the party.
Walked in like the buster he is lol
They could've founded a better looking actor
@@DemetriaRiley-jo4pf should’ve been Omar Epps fr
So many legends in one movie. Imagine those after set kickbacks
they werent legends in that time they were rookies. (Ice cube excluded )
Including St. Ides ($1.49)
"Legends"
@@MAN9027 acting wise he was
@@UA-camr-kn5vm Why you put it in quotations for
“Oops, I’m sorry bitch” 😂😂 man lol
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Not a person looking down on there mobile phone once. Just living in the moment and having fun.
This was before mobile phones
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Oh really? I didn’t know this please tell me more about the dinosaurs.
@@funtimeisaiah.8715technically mobile phones did exist. Most didn’t have one though. They were shaped like bricks with antennas at the time
@@jrcrit8843 true
I’ve always loved the way Ice Cube talks 😂💀
This is one of my favorite scenes. Takes me back to the 90s. I remember growing up like this with my family. It's crazy how the smallest memories that we have can forever last in our hearts.
Im a child of the 90's too. My house was the one that everyone came to for BBQ's and every major family gathering throughout the year. Its strange how you can think back to those memories and almost feel like your there reliving it again...the sights, smells, feelings etc. I miss those days. That side of my family which consisted of my fathers side over time just drifted apart due to gossip, jealousy, slander etc. Sad thing. At least i have the memories and have instilled that importance of healthy family conduct and relationships to my children.
Word bro. Going to those family cookouts in Brooklyn, and the Carolina’s used to be poppin back in the 90’s - 00’s
The jamming music, good food, a bunch of smiles, and hot weather. Can’t ask for much more than that
No phones just pure talk
Yea it’s sad our kids will never get to enjoy this nostalgia
The 90s were crazy man new era caps adidas or nikes and true muthafuckin rap
Rest in peace and belated birthday wishes to John Singleton. This scene is a taste of his genius. We are both in awe of Paddy Cheyfesky 💙
What do u mean nobody died
@@ricardoanderson5539 Did you know John Singleton passed away
Wtf? Serious?
@@themonsta6669 yes I am sorry to say John Singleton has passed away
@@reneehurt387 fugg...RIP....I collect alot of gangster flicks and mafia films...I always liked how his narrative with the camera and gradual introduction of each character...you actually get a feel and their motive in his films...thanks guy🤘..
*Just sub...I only got 8 😂😂...
the way cuba gooding came in dancing 🤣🤣
Soft 😂😂😂😂
@@riedollazgq4216chill out tre and doughboy woulda whooped you
Regina King looks so beautiful in this movie. Those beautiful eyes and the dark brown skin complexion and lovely braids and red lipstick. 😍
Rest In Peace to the following from this movie
Dedrick Gobert: Dooky
Whitman Mayo: The Old Man from the gentrification scene
Esther Scott: The Grandma with the clever
Lexie Bigham: Mad Dog the guy who returned Ricky’s ball
Jessie Lawrence Ferguson: The Black Racist police officer
Lloyd Avery: The Guy who shot Ricky
Finally last but not least
John Singleton: The Director
yo wtf, the guy who returned Ricky's ball is gone? That's fukked up.
So, on the video titled "Boyz N The Hood - My Brother's Ball(Movie Clip)", the comment section is sadly disabled. One of the comments I remember on there which will always stick by me as long as I live is this:
Someone on there said how Mad Dog, the guy who returned Ricky's ball, saw potential and a bright future in Ricky. When he saw Ricky and Ricky saw him, Mad Dog must have sensed a kindred spirit in Ricky which motivated Mad Dog to return the ball back to Ricky.
While Mad Dog spends his teenage & young adult years living in the ghetto and having to put up with the lousy & severely unpleasant experiences in an area that boxes the average black man wherever he goes, he gave the ball back towards Ricky as a genuine act of kindness.
Its those things like that get things started for greater/important things to come. Life does not always have to be terrible & crappy.
Well said
And monster gone too
@@antmanthebossman no he’s not he still alive
The way she said "do he got a girlfriend" is soo funny😂
Only If Regina King would known how far she has gone in her career 30 years later she is at the top of her game and is a phenomenal actress!!
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Cube wit jerry curls Was A Menace 😂
You know when people say I can watch a certain movie over and over again? This is one of those movies. One of my favorites.
Real shit. I remember years ago when I was on probation, my p.o would always come over & he would always catch me watching this movie. The 1st time was kind of awkward, he came to my house during the scene where Ricky & tre get pulled over by cops & my p.o's were all watching it all invested. I'm just like can yall leave already 😂
Me to I just love it
Me too. It is just perfect from start to end.
I watched it over 50 times.
Unfortunately i dont have the dvd no more and can't find the movie nowhere to download
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5:54 This is the realest scene out of any movie, before the women have even gotten up, all the guys are already at the table 😂😂😂
The women were no better, they didn't let the pregnant girl go first. LOL
7:24 That Slap
@@WWAHP what you mean?
Wow that's really sad actually.
@@june2420111 Ikr? Last time they were all alive and happy :(
This just makes me think of family cookouts, the ones mostly on my dad's side. Everyone talking, sitting, drinking, listening to music, saying hi to everyone before we eat.
My parents are gone, but I started having these cookouts with my siblings and their kids every summer for just this reason. Music, talking, dancing, eating, looking at family photos and seeing everybody. Nothing better.
John Singleton (R.I.P) was an excellent movie maker.
Lots of fine black women here.
Alysia Rogers, Nia Long, Regina King, Tyra Ferrell - mmmm.
Don’t forget the queen Angela Basset.
@@HovaNirvana Alysia Rogers is still bad to THIS day
@Matrixnukum Agreed.
I concur these ladies are very beautiful
That movie had one hell of an effect on me when I walked out the movie theater. I was like 26 then and still to this day it still have something over me....So many of those younger cast members in this movie died real life violent deaths over the years.
Really omg. Thought it was just a movie not real life
@@maligal19a30 yeah dookie the guy chewing the dummie, he had an argument at a drag race and was shot dead, also the guy who shoots Ricky out of the car, he was killed in his jail cell by his cellmate who was a devil worshipper
Yup. The guy who shot Ricky suffered the same fate irl. 90s Cali was no joke.
You walkes out of the movie at 26 haha you should keep that bitch side to yourself hehe
@@fallenangel2982 You can't read properly 😂😂😂
Trey standing under the tree always kills me😭
Good Lord... Based GTA San Andreas
Wait why?
@@StephenASmithESPN he dont know nun its kap
@@jtzoogodwap is there a thing in
Missing though? Like he was standing under the tree in another movie or maybe the game? That what I assumed but wasn’t sure what am I missing
@@StephenASmithESPN damn ok my bad lol
This makes me appreciate John Singleton's talent his projects were accurate and relatable rest in Peace Mr. Singleton🙏🏾
"She left."🤣🤣🤣🤣🚀
He said that shit real quick!!!!
Just the fashion alone. You could walk around like this today and fit in perfectly. I love those vintage snapbacks, jerseys, etc. So fire.
*Monster: “READING??”* 🤣🤣
One of the funniest parts in this scene
6:24 LOL 😂
I always loved this scene because it was funny from ice cube's first scene " Domino MF" and to how natural the homie's conversation was the trash talking and the flow
Nobody ever wore a hat better than Cube
6:19 best part of the bbq lol "oops, im sorry bitch....im just playin"
I remember watching this as a kid in the Movie Theater. Our community center took the whole neighborhood. We and my friends were all around 13 and just getting into girls. So that scene about AIDS was really really powerful for us. John made sure to mix comedy in with serious issues that hit home with our community!! We all left the Theater talking about that scene and also laughing about the other parts
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Brings back so many memories. Me and my boys use to watch this every weekend after coming from the arcades playing a few rounds of Street Fighter 2. Damn this little clip making me feel like going and watching the whole movie.
I like when this lady told ice cube to watch his mouth it feels like she doesn’t want him to insult or be rude!
Nia long set those women straight the moment they started talking about her Man🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Rogina King wit that big ass bottle of old English got my over here rolling!🤣
Nia Long and Regina King are two of the most beautiful females I've ever seen, especially Regina. She really is a gem...
Short hair nia long was god greatest’s creation
*Dough: “MARK!!”* 🤣🤣
RIP John Singleton.:( Wish you were still with us, enlightening us, with fresh masterpieces.
“You looked like you’re selling rock!”.😂😂
These were fun movies back in the day. Colors, New Jack City, Boyz in the Hood , South Central, Juice, Menace ll Society those are the greats one. I can only imagine how many fights broke out after those movies.
Fights? Try shootings. There were always shooting headlines after these movies.
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Facts cuz n1ggas always want to imitate sh1t
I notice the clothes were alot more baggy in Menace II Society compared to Boyz in The Hood.
Colors was hard asf fr
@@malcorub by 93 full baggy was in effect and the trend
I remember when the pacifiers were a thing. I had one. It was acrylic though.
The way he deals the cards, showing what they have to everyone but himself.
Every actor in this scene rocked. I just felt the culture and loved it.
*The actor playing Lil' Chris is a preacher in real life. 1992 was a great year too. Music and fashion was great*
the year I was born.....92 baby
This was 1991 and recorded in the summer of 90 so more like 1990
@@BigQCoach yeah buddy, dirty 30 this year
Not for L.A.
LA riots was in the 90s. It wasn't a good time.
People said that Brenda didn't love Dough, and this scene clearly shows otherwise. She threw him a coming home party and begged Tre to try and talk sense into him. Life is hard.
She loved him, but she was fed up, frustrated and tired of everything. She had to raise 2 men (3 counting Ricky jr.) on her own and did the best she could but she was based enough to know that she couldn't replace the father figure in the house. She needed a man in her life and her house, but there was none, that's what made her unhappy.
Na, it wasn't enough. She still had a favorite and that was Ricky. Parents shouldn't have favorites. The way she treated Dough in the beginning should've been obvious enough how she felt. She hated his father, and he got the blame for it.
Happens alot but people always give the mothers a slide
I love Regina. She funny as hell.
That “ i like ya cut g” in the end though 😂
5:38 I literally died 🤣🤣🤣 they funny asf
Regina King, more like Regina Queen 😭🙏🏽
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Looking back this scene it really gave you the full rundown from Ricky being a great father doughboy who was actually smart but misunderstood to trey being looked at as the good kid because of his father
After Boyz N the Hood, some of these actors have worked with each other again in different films:
Cuba Gooding Jr. and Regina King did Jerry Maguire.
Ice Cube, Nia Long, and Regina King did Friday
Ice Cube, Morris Chestnut and Regina King did Higher Learning
Regina King and Tyra Ferrell did Poetic Justice
Morris Chestnut and Nia Long did The Best Man movies (and the final chapters)
Ice Cube and Nia Long did the two Are We There Yet movies
That’s cool. There equivalent to Adam Sandler and his crew in all his movies
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lol I love Regina King in this scene.
‘You better watch his ass, somebody might steal him”
that’s some trifling shit to say lmao
Annoying and funny at the same time.
Lmfao when she was talking to Nia long shit had me rolling
@@steverogers7601 yeah but she was a bold hood girl who didn't care she knew she wasn't giving up the goods lol.
All I see is Riley from the boondocks when she talks 🤣🤦🏾♂️
Its moments like these why we appreciate these type of movies…showing you a good time before It takes you on one hell of a roller coaster.
Take me back to the 90s
Man, for being a drama film it has some comedy in it. 6:54 I like how Trey has to take a few mins to think about his answers before he answers her. lol
I love Dedrick's little smirk rip to him the pacifier was an aid to quit smoking 🚬.
Cubes response @06:26 👏👏👏. That's exactly what they are too 😎.
That crying lil’ boy is the best actor in this scene!!!!! Hhahahah!
Back when an all dark skinned cast was being glorified with no difficulty
Man shut up it still is
@@wetdiaper1000 but yo urgleeeeeeee mama isn’t
@Matrixnukum da ef I care
@Matrixnukum am I supposed to care
It's still glorified, y'all trippin.
“He fine anyway, you better watch his ass, somebody might steal him.” - anyone know why that line is ironic?
Because it happened ?
But enlighten me I think I’m missing the connection
@@ryanamari2233 Cuba Gooding, Jr. (Tre) and Regina King went on to play husband and wife in Cameron Crowe’s 1996 film “Jerry Maguire”.
Nice catch on that.. good one.. 👏
@@HovaNirvana Show me the monneeeyyy
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Nope the ho ended up with doughboy the rest of the movie. Remember her drinking up all of doughboy 40oz on the porch scene
Cube was dealing those cards high as hell. You could see every damn card. Lucky that wasn’t a real game. Tre was smart, come when the food get ready. At least he took home a plate for Furious.
Ice Cube and Regina King are a slept on duo.
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on duo.
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I just wanna go to a barbecue where everyone is dancing like this lol
You gonna have to go way back to the 90’s for that lol..mofos gonna be looking all cute standing off to the side
@@demetrrius3000 LMAOOOO staring at their phone taking selfies
Come over… my house is like that every Friday.
Naw, you'd show up in skinny jeans, cell phone, manbun, douche flute and get your ass whooped.
@@dirkdiggler7157 Hell yeah send the addy im on the way!!
I miss the 90s vibe
It’s pretty much back everybody wearing vintage 90s 2000s fashion
@@liltree8382 but the people are different tho and the as is the world sot it dont hit the same
@@redpillreloaded369 Sure don't. It's like you said, a whole different vibe, altogether.
rEGINA king's AH HA HA HA HAAAA laugh gets me everytime.
It was so hilarious when Tre mentioned the ladies eating especially his facial expression after he said it🤣🤣
I always watch this movie in hopes that the ending will change 😩😩😩 now the mama was cool with Doughboy calling them hoes, but bitches is off limits? 😂😂😂😂
I've always loved Morris Chestnut's character as Ricky....tall, dark and handsome.
This and a Bronx tale was a necessity growing for me and I’m a 90’s baby and the point of both is still essential
3:59 ol girl started gettin it tho 😂😂😂
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Lol yall notice everything but on the real alot of those extras was getting it in this scene
John, you made history with this film. All of the others too, but this one will always touch my heart. Thank you so much & rip 💔
Nia and Regina were a tag team in the 90’s, after this they both got their roles in Friday working with Cube once again.
Most iconic hood film ever
John Singleton.. God bless him and rest his soul!!
The greatest African American film ever made! Period!!!
Top cast!!
Realistic dialogue!
Very very relatable scenarios!
It’s cool but I think Fresh is better
@@briannewlin203 Nah, Menace to Society.
Ain't no Africans here...all Israelites
Greatest African American film notwithstanding, it ranks up there with all film. From Citizen Kane, 2001, etc.
@@doncallangher6177 You say that, but I don’t rate Citizen Cane one bit !
It’s all about relativity !
Tre: Aye aye let the ladies go first
Doughboy: Yea yall acting like yall never ate before.
Doughboy: **still ahead of everyone else with a plate**
Doughboy: let the ladies eat ho got to eat too
I've always been a Cube fan since NWA. got all his music albums and most of his movies. this one being a favorite along with Friday. Cube's awesome to this day. 9-15-2022
i remember when i was young my dad put this movie on and when they had the conversation of tge aids part he told me that was true lmao, i think this was his way of giving me the talk 🤣
This movie is basically a documentary of how the black community in California imploded in the early 90's
0:28 I liked how Ricky took a peek at the camera 🤣
Ice Cube: I was in the pen, reading & writing to my girl
Generic Thug: READING!?
Ice Cube: Yeah motherfucker. I ain’t no criminal. I can read bitch.
And on Friday..Damn, The 80s and 90s parties were legit it seems, I missed them lol
Love the way Rickey took the plate away from doughboy.. and gave it to his girl.. 😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤
Such quality conversation in the script. So original.
Ice Cube is the worst dealer I've ever seen in film. You can see the card he dealing each time!
Lol right???
That's how a fight start lol
@@ThouArtOfWar0724 lol nigga who at dat table gone step to dough..they all his soldiers so he can get away with that
Lmao! Cards up in the air, faced out.
@@jesus4lyfe00 it wasn’t even gonna lead to that anyway cuz they was all homies 😂
Damn this scene is so relatable. Makes me think of my friends as a teen.