Oh, y’all didn’t know Black History Month was in June this year?! LOL 🤣 - Yes, we’re LAAAATE but Juneteenth and Father’s Day just passed plus it’s also Black Music Month & Men’s Mental Heath Awareness Month so … this kinda works! 🙃 - Anyway, great selection y’all it was SAAAD but soo good! If you'd like to see the uncut reaction head on over to our Patreon! Leave your thoughts below & of course #RIPJohnSingleton & #HappyBlackHistoryMonth (in June)! 😊
Fun fact! : at 47:47 when shots was being fired in the air. It was actually said that John singleton never gave them a signal when the shots was going to be fired. So when they were fired everyone on set had a real reaction to those gunshots !!
I love the transition of our reaction from gleeful & chatting through most of it and then just almost complete silence and sadness for the last 20 minutes! 😭 -- I'm even having the same reactions in real time that I am in the video. Shout out to John Singleton man; a real talent! RIP! 🙏🏾
Now that's a bold lie lol you know that statistics shoe than less than 40% of home owners were non- married couples but none the less a possible double income. Average salary was about 20,000$ who can afford a 250,000 home on that
@@princess012292 houses were a lot cheaper back then, not to mention it's in "the hood" as stated literally in the title. also Furious had an actual decent job, so I imagine his income was pretty solid.
@@princess012292 Lol Houses weren't going for 250K back then lmao My parents bought a nice ass two story house built from the ground up in 1995 down here in TX. You know how much they paid for it? It sure as hell wasn't no 250k lmao they paid $79k. You will NEVER get a brand new built from the ground up house for 79k anymore. The house is worth like 5 times it's value. Even my family in Cali they paid UNDER 250K for there houses back in the 80's and now those same damn houses are worth over half a MILLION. You would be lucky to be able to find even a shack in Cali for under 300k. YES it was much EASIER to buy a house back then off of ONE income. Don't even get me started of the cost of the houses IN THE HOOD, the houses back then in my g moms area in Mississippi you could get a damn house for 50k.
Sad to say that is a small portion of the black experience not every black person grew up in the hood but for those who have this is closet thing to reality on film. 10 out of 10
Totally agree! This wasn’t necessarily my experience growing up but I know many people, including my own family, that it is an authentic representation of. It is 100% a black experience - but not the only black experience. We’re not a monolith so I love seeing us represented in all facets of life & experiences etc. - it’s all valid!
You know since you did "Boyz n the hood" you gotta do "Menace to society" y'all should also do "Juice" "Dead Presidents" and some Spike Lee films "Do the right thing" "Malcolm X" "Da 5 bloods" "Get on the bus"
Laurence Fishburne was in cornbread early meat when he was about 10 years old and he's been in a lot of spike removies so he's been around alone before this movie
Lmao black man that owns a house has to have it passed down 😆 loved the reaction but man did some ugly truths about you all reveal itself in this video 😂 Edit: not a clue what the “argument” in the comment section may be about haha anybody denying that could just rewatch to gain insight..
That’s a totally fair critique! I get what you mean. I think we’re also looking at it through a 2024 lens - where it’s rare for anyone in their 20’s to own a home especially by themselves. But maybe that was more common back then? Either way thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed the reaction overall - it’s really a great film! 👌🏾
Taking that a little personal are we? I'm sure that they were thinking about the housing market and the lack of a job reference to be able to afford it. So of yall don't know how to not make it personal 😂
U can at Dough’s actions as a way to say “MOMMA I ALWAYS HAD MY BABY BRO’S BACK NO MATTER WHAT” it’s one of the part people don’t discuss his actions had so many meanings. Trey was their brothers but not by blood Dough was like I can’t get mad at u it’s was me and Ricky before Trey moved into the neighborhood.
Next time you do a black history film, why don't you go back to the original OG, Sydney Poitier. He was the first black man to win an Oscar. He made many great films. The younger generation don't have a clue as to who he was, and that's a shame. You could start off with " In the heat of the night" from 1967.
I’d totally be down for that! I only recently got into his filmography after he passed. I’ve still only seen like 3 films but I enjoyed them all - which was kinda surprising to me cuz I’m not generally into films from the 50’s/60’s.
@@Zachary_Michaels Sounds great! I'll be looking forward to watching you guys react to them. Word of advice, this was the first time I watched you guys react to a film, and sometimes you over talk the movie soundtrack. I've requested Sydney Poitier to several UA-camrs, and you are the first to even respond to me.👏🏽👍🏽👏🏽
@@tommosley2844 Welcome to the channel! And noted 👌🏾 we’re trying to work on that! It’s a tough line to straddle. And just so you know - it may be a little while before we’d able to get to any of his films on UA-cam. We’ve been on a bit of a delay/hiatus and have some catching up to do with content we already have lined up. For example this video was supposed to be out in February. 🙃 - And this isn’t an ad but you’d have a better chance of getting us to react to a request sooner over on Patreon in our Series Regular tier as it’s a smaller community and we’re able to do more of the requests. But that might not be worth it if you don’t watch any of the other content we react to - just thought I’d let you know as another option.
Among the best things I love about Boyz n The Hood is Doughboy for his character and story development and Ice Cube’s performance in the role. Cube at the time was among the emerging hip-hopers in the 90s with his debut solo album AmeriKKKa’s Most Wanted after leaving NWA. The guy may not have had attended drama class in school, never did a film, never did a TV show or a stage show but it was the encouragement from John Singleton due to their friendship that convinced Cube to get the part of Doughboy. John Singleton met Ice Cube when he was a member of backstage crew at the Arsenio Hall Show and even though Cube turned down the offer a couple times, I’m beyond glad he accepted the offer. For an inexperienced actor in a cinematic debut, Ice Cube did an awesome job playing Doughboy. He played the role as if he (Cube himself) never had a dad, is the subject of ridicule and verbal abuse by his mum who favours a brother of his and ends up as as a Rollin 60s Crip. He did it so damn convincingly that he should’ve got an Oscar, a BAFTA, a Golden Globe - all three for “Best Supporting Actor” and MTV Movie Award for “Best Breakthrough Performance”. This was long before Cube did the Friday films (film series he also wrote/produced), Are We There Yet?, xXx 2 and 3, Fist Fight, Ride Along, 21/22 Jump Street, Ghost of Mars, the Barbershop films, Rampart, Tresspass etc If the Marc Webb-directed and Andrew Garfield-starred Amazing Spider-Man films were to conclude with a 3rd film (a 4 hour 3rd film to end the story) and if Ice Cube appeared in it - he would’ve been J Jonah Jameson (Daily Bugle newspaper boss). Imagine Andrew Garfield and Ice Cube in the same room! Wasted/missed opportunity in my opinion.
Yeah, you right! Lol. We missed Juneteenth & Father’s Day both of which could’ve worked well with this one! I actually tried to have it ready for both but just thought about it too late! But better late than never tho! 😂
Check out the movies Menace ll Society(1993), Juice(1992), American Me(1992), Fresh(1994), New Jack City(1991), Above The Rim(1994), Paid In Full(2002)(Based on a True Story), Get Rich Or Die Tryin(2005)(I read that 50 Cent said this movie is about 70 something percent accurate), Baby Boy(2001), Training Day(2001), Set It Off(1996), Class Act(1992), Scarface(1983), and House Party(1990).
Then don’t watch. Weirdo? Talk too much? DONT WATCH! Nobody forced you to click the video …. You’re lame and weird if you think they’re gonna change themselves to fit your liking. You don’t matter. Get over it. There’s thousands of other channels you can watch instead of complaining about this one. Why watch someone’s reaction then get mad at their natural reaction????? Just cause they don’t react how you WANT them too???? Controlling loser lmao cope differently
You should react to all of his movies and then at the end talk about the joyn singleton directorial style and his viewpoint. That would be interesting. Or maybe blk movies from this time period
The girl in the middle and left side’s comments are low key pissing me off. Sit, watch, and LISTEN. It’s a cultural difference and you won’t get everything from the movie because you don’t live the life. There are many things in the black household/community you won’t ever get so please.
i would never say Tre is acting like a "child" cuz he keeps making poor choices. I would say he's acting like someone who is literally from the hood and watching the people around him get unalived. come on now. You dont need to be from the hood to understand that
am gana breakdown tha message of this movie for a son single mother household - no guidance/discipline single father household - strict values and discipline .... tha difference between Doughboy and Rickys life compared to Tre while only living across tha street is night & day
She just meant the cop himself is a black man so why is he talking about/treating other black people like that. But we see how that statement could sound after what he said. It wasn’t meant disrespectfully but still we apologize for how it came out.
I grew up in denver Colorado which had its own gang problems but when me and my dad went to Los angels in 1997 we both quickly realized that it was worse, currently living in Florida and damn gangs are everywhere, but okeechobee Florida is way less gang violence than Colorado or California.
Thanks for the clarification! It clicked after I said it - Dooky just feels more featured than Chris when they grow up and Dooky’s hair is kinda similar to a Jheri Curl so that threw me off.
LOL in our defense we only got 1 wrong and I corrected myself! 😅Plus he wasn’t one of the main characters, so can we get a pass? TBH Dooky feels more featured than Chris when they grow up.
@@Zachary_Michaels you always here people who came up in the 90s say this soft ass generation wouldn't have survived then you would got knocked out or shot .
Yea yall shouldn’t watch movies like this. You talk way too much through the important parts and then be lost af later on. Y’all should stick to comedies and shit. Lmao oh and def way too liberal for a movie like this.
I get what you mean but we just wanted a film that focused on a black story whether it was a historical figure or a story about an everyday person - because both are important. We had options of both on our poll but this was what the audience voted for and to be fair this film is an important one for the history John Singleton made with it and for what it did for black creatives in the industry.
Thanks! 😊 - Perhaps we will change it but we’re not sure as the film was suggested and voted on by subscribers for BHM. We just ran into a bunch of difficulties and it didn’t come out until now. This film and the other selected films for Pride, AAPI Heritage Month & Women’s History Month will all be coming out after the fact as well but we still want to honor what they were selected for (as we will when we catch up to honor films/months in the future). Hopefully we can be more timely moving forward though!
check out the parody with Snoop dogg and Nia Long of the scene where tre start crying and then first had sex 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 oh its funny. Snoop plays Tre. Its on youtube just Type Boyz in the hood Snoop and Nia long. It'll pop up and thank me later 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Oh, y’all didn’t know Black History Month was in June this year?! LOL 🤣 - Yes, we’re LAAAATE but Juneteenth and Father’s Day just passed plus it’s also Black Music Month & Men’s Mental Heath Awareness Month so … this kinda works! 🙃 - Anyway, great selection y’all it was SAAAD but soo good! If you'd like to see the uncut reaction head on over to our Patreon! Leave your thoughts below & of course #RIPJohnSingleton & #HappyBlackHistoryMonth (in June)! 😊
You want to see another good movie, you should watch menace 2 society
react to menace to society
Higher Learning would be a better Movie for history
Menace 2 Society
Above the Rim
Juice
SOUTH CENTRAL
City of God
Substitute 1 n 2
Training Day
Straight Outta Compton
Soldier Boyz
"How she yo wife when she my lady?" 😂 That line always gets me, the little kid version of doughboy was funny af.
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Me too. I wish they would have shown them a little more when they were kids before the jump ahead
This is FAR from Lawrence Fishburne's first movie. He has been acting since he was a child. Try, "Cornbread, Earl and Me"....
No not correct he was several films including 1987 "The King of New York"
@@sugarspice1689and don’t forget 1979’s Apocalypse Now .
I have that on DVD 😂
He was in The Color Purple
He was a teen in Apocalypse Now
Fun fact! : at 47:47 when shots was being fired in the air. It was actually said that John singleton never gave them a signal when the shots was going to be fired. So when they were fired everyone on set had a real reaction to those gunshots !!
Always love some good BTS trivia!
So cool! Thanks for the share!
The saxophone was definitely a big part of movies in the 80’s and early 90’s. Good call.
I love the transition of our reaction from gleeful & chatting through most of it and then just almost complete silence and sadness for the last 20 minutes! 😭 -- I'm even having the same reactions in real time that I am in the video. Shout out to John Singleton man; a real talent! RIP! 🙏🏾
How did he afford his own house you ask? It was 1991, a lot of single people had their own houses back then.
Now that's a bold lie lol you know that statistics shoe than less than 40% of home owners were non- married couples but none the less a possible double income. Average salary was about 20,000$ who can afford a 250,000 home on that
@@princess012292I think they meant it was easier for ppl to get homes back then because they were cheaper
@@princess012292 houses were a lot cheaper back then, not to mention it's in "the hood" as stated literally in the title. also Furious had an actual decent job, so I imagine his income was pretty solid.
@@princess012292 Lol Houses weren't going for 250K back then lmao My parents bought a nice ass two story house built from the ground up in 1995 down here in TX. You know how much they paid for it? It sure as hell wasn't no 250k lmao they paid $79k. You will NEVER get a brand new built from the ground up house for 79k anymore. The house is worth like 5 times it's value. Even my family in Cali they paid UNDER 250K for there houses back in the 80's and now those same damn houses are worth over half a MILLION. You would be lucky to be able to find even a shack in Cali for under 300k. YES it was much EASIER to buy a house back then off of ONE income. Don't even get me started of the cost of the houses IN THE HOOD, the houses back then in my g moms area in Mississippi you could get a damn house for 50k.
Id like to have heard the girl with the green LA hat take on the film...that would've been great but...
The comedy movie Don’t Be A Menace wasn’t just spoofing Boyz In Da Hood. Boyz In Da Hood was the main but the runner up was Menace ll Society.
Sad to say that is a small portion of the black experience not every black person grew up in the hood but for those who have this is closet thing to reality on film. 10 out of 10
Totally agree! This wasn’t necessarily my experience growing up but I know many people, including my own family, that it is an authentic representation of. It is 100% a black experience - but not the only black experience. We’re not a monolith so I love seeing us represented in all facets of life & experiences etc. - it’s all valid!
Fun fact, the dude that took the ball was also on menace to society. His name is Vonte sweet. He played Shareef.
Oh nice! He’s lucky he got to be in 2 classics! #GOALS
You know since you did "Boyz n the hood" you gotta do "Menace to society" y'all should also do "Juice" "Dead Presidents" and some Spike Lee films "Do the right thing" "Malcolm X" "Da 5 bloods" "Get on the bus"
Boyz N The Hood is a Great Crime Drama Movie in the 90’s
Notice how in this Ice Cube movie the dope head was wearing a We Want Eazy shirt. This was around the time when Ice Cube was mad at Eazy E
We noticed while editing! Haha - Such a cool detail!
Laurence Fishburne was in The Color Purple (very small part), School Daze (a Spike Lee Joint) before Boyz in Da Hood and he was a child actor as well.
He was also in a nightmare on elm street 3 and apocalypse now
56:12 Ricky’s death still hurts.
Definitely 🥺
Y’all talking all over the dialogue and lost in the sauce not know what is going on 😂😂😂But you guys were funny 🤣🤣🤣 Nice reaction 😊
😂🙃😂
You found that enjoyable? Talking over everything? Not paying attention?
@@carladavis1473not at all family shit irritating asf no doubt 💯
Laurence Fishburne was in cornbread early meat when he was about 10 years old and he's been in a lot of spike removies so he's been around alone before this movie
Oh okay nice! We’d seen he started his career much earlier but didn’t realize it was child actor early!
Y’all late asses 😂😂😂😂 I’m weak
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W for the Vince Staples reference, great reaction 😂
Had to! 🙌🏾😂
Lmao black man that owns a house has to have it passed down 😆 loved the reaction but man did some ugly truths about you all reveal itself in this video 😂
Edit: not a clue what the “argument” in the comment section may be about haha anybody denying that could just rewatch to gain insight..
That’s a totally fair critique! I get what you mean. I think we’re also looking at it through a 2024 lens - where it’s rare for anyone in their 20’s to own a home especially by themselves. But maybe that was more common back then? Either way thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed the reaction overall - it’s really a great film! 👌🏾
Even for her to ask how could he afford one was very off putting yet excepted
Facts!!!
Yea my head turned when she made that comment. First time watching this channel but if comments like this “slip” through then idk if I can continue
Taking that a little personal are we? I'm sure that they were thinking about the housing market and the lack of a job reference to be able to afford it. So of yall don't know how to not make it personal 😂
U can at Dough’s actions as a way to say “MOMMA I ALWAYS HAD MY BABY BRO’S BACK NO MATTER WHAT” it’s one of the part people don’t discuss his actions had so many meanings. Trey was their brothers but not by blood Dough was like I can’t get mad at u it’s was me and Ricky before Trey moved into the neighborhood.
Next time you do a black history film, why don't you go back to the original OG, Sydney Poitier. He was the first black man to win an Oscar. He made many great films. The younger generation don't have a clue as to who he was, and that's a shame. You could start off with " In the heat of the night" from 1967.
I’d totally be down for that! I only recently got into his filmography after he passed. I’ve still only seen like 3 films but I enjoyed them all - which was kinda surprising to me cuz I’m not generally into films from the 50’s/60’s.
@@Zachary_Michaels Sounds great! I'll be looking forward to watching you guys react to them. Word of advice, this was the first time I watched you guys react to a film, and sometimes you over talk the movie soundtrack.
I've requested Sydney Poitier to several UA-camrs, and you are the first to even respond to me.👏🏽👍🏽👏🏽
@@tommosley2844 Welcome to the channel! And noted 👌🏾 we’re trying to work on that! It’s a tough line to straddle.
And just so you know - it may be a little while before we’d able to get to any of his films on UA-cam. We’ve been on a bit of a delay/hiatus and have some catching up to do with content we already have lined up. For example this video was supposed to be out in February. 🙃 - And this isn’t an ad but you’d have a better chance of getting us to react to a request sooner over on Patreon in our Series Regular tier as it’s a smaller community and we’re able to do more of the requests. But that might not be worth it if you don’t watch any of the other content we react to - just thought I’d let you know as another option.
@@Zachary_Michaels Understood
This is a great idea my dad loves him and his films
Among the best things I love about Boyz n The Hood is Doughboy for his character and story development and Ice Cube’s performance in the role.
Cube at the time was among the emerging hip-hopers in the 90s with his debut solo album AmeriKKKa’s Most Wanted after leaving NWA.
The guy may not have had attended drama class in school, never did a film, never did a TV show or a stage show but it was the encouragement from John Singleton due to their friendship that convinced Cube to get the part of Doughboy.
John Singleton met Ice Cube when he was a member of backstage crew at the Arsenio Hall Show and even though Cube turned down the offer a couple times, I’m beyond glad he accepted the offer.
For an inexperienced actor in a cinematic debut, Ice Cube did an awesome job playing Doughboy. He played the role as if he (Cube himself) never had a dad, is the subject of ridicule and verbal abuse by his mum who favours a brother of his and ends up as as a Rollin 60s Crip. He did it so damn convincingly that he should’ve got an Oscar, a BAFTA, a Golden Globe - all three for “Best Supporting Actor” and MTV Movie Award for “Best Breakthrough Performance”.
This was long before Cube did the Friday films (film series he also wrote/produced), Are We There Yet?, xXx 2 and 3, Fist Fight, Ride Along, 21/22 Jump Street, Ghost of Mars, the Barbershop films, Rampart, Tresspass etc
If the Marc Webb-directed and Andrew Garfield-starred Amazing Spider-Man films were to conclude with a 3rd film (a 4 hour 3rd film to end the story) and if Ice Cube appeared in it - he would’ve been J Jonah Jameson (Daily Bugle newspaper boss). Imagine Andrew Garfield and Ice Cube in the same room! Wasted/missed opportunity in my opinion.
Mane Y’all too loud & talking a lil too much which is making y’all Miss a lot of the small conversations fam
Do more John Singleton Movies may he R.I.P; "Hustle & Flow"
"Four Brothers"
"Illegal Tender"(2007)
Yall dropping this months later is hilarious…. Like damn yall could’ve dropped it on Juneteenth 🤣
You’re not wrong 😂😅
Yeah, you right! Lol. We missed Juneteenth & Father’s Day both of which could’ve worked well with this one! I actually tried to have it ready for both but just thought about it too late! But better late than never tho! 😂
Check out the movies Menace ll Society(1993), Juice(1992), American Me(1992), Fresh(1994), New Jack City(1991), Above The Rim(1994), Paid In Full(2002)(Based on a True Story), Get Rich Or Die Tryin(2005)(I read that 50 Cent said this movie is about 70 something percent accurate), Baby Boy(2001), Training Day(2001), Set It Off(1996), Class Act(1992), Scarface(1983), and House Party(1990).
Paid in full🎉
Dead Presidents and Clockers also
Yall talk way too much and way too loud, it’s no reason yall should be louder than the actual film
Then don’t watch. Weirdo? Talk too much? DONT WATCH! Nobody forced you to click the video …. You’re lame and weird if you think they’re gonna change themselves to fit your liking. You don’t matter. Get over it. There’s thousands of other channels you can watch instead of complaining about this one. Why watch someone’s reaction then get mad at their natural reaction????? Just cause they don’t react how you WANT them too???? Controlling loser lmao cope differently
You should react to all of his movies and then at the end talk about the joyn singleton directorial style and his viewpoint. That would be interesting.
Or maybe blk movies from this time period
That’s a great idea! :D
The girl in the middle and left side’s comments are low key pissing me off. Sit, watch, and LISTEN. It’s a cultural difference and you won’t get everything from the movie because you don’t live the life. There are many things in the black household/community you won’t ever get so please.
Remember if want to see the dad in Vietnam watch the movie Apocalypse Now
Larry fishbourne was in school days cornbread earl and me and king of new York before boys in the hood
Please react to another classic movie called house party and dead presidents
Hey since u guys are actors can u like act like u can stfu for 10 minutes lol 😂
lmaoooo
I would love to see a Blood in Blood Out reaction.
Great reaction 💯
i would never say Tre is acting like a "child" cuz he keeps making poor choices. I would say he's acting like someone who is literally from the hood and watching the people around him get unalived. come on now. You dont need to be from the hood to understand that
am gana breakdown tha message of this movie for a son
single mother household - no guidance/discipline
single father household - strict values and discipline ....
tha difference between Doughboy and Rickys life compared to Tre while only living across tha street is night & day
The girl in the middle is killing the munchies lol its cool though
Guilty as charrrged 🤣😅🙈 hehe thanks for not judging me 🫶😂
Everything in this movie is accurate and I’m from Chicago. I was 10 seen so much death it was crazy
Oh wow! Thanks for sharing. 🙏
the statement does he have a mirror what did they mean
I said the same thing 😮😮
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@ActorsWatchingActors
She just meant the cop himself is a black man so why is he talking about/treating other black people like that. But we see how that statement could sound after what he said. It wasn’t meant disrespectfully but still we apologize for how it came out.
Nah you just tryna be offended for no reason, you know what they meant LOL. I ain't take no offense at all.
I grew up in denver Colorado which had its own gang problems but when me and my dad went to Los angels in 1997 we both quickly realized that it was worse, currently living in Florida and damn gangs are everywhere, but okeechobee Florida is way less gang violence than Colorado or California.
17:42 lol
Wheelchair is short kid with the Jheri Curl.
Thanks for the clarification! It clicked after I said it - Dooky just feels more featured than Chris when they grow up and Dooky’s hair is kinda similar to a Jheri Curl so that threw me off.
@@Zachary_Michaels understood! GladnI could help! Subscribing now!
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Thanks for the watching and the subscribe! 🥰🙏
@@NatashaKong You're welcome 😊!
The 80s n 90s was the "Wild West", dudes would tare up the whole block with them Ak
react to menace to society
I wanted to hug Natasha when she started crying
It crazy the black boy and girl don't which character is which when they got older
LOL in our defense we only got 1 wrong and I corrected myself! 😅Plus he wasn’t one of the main characters, so can we get a pass? TBH Dooky feels more featured than Chris when they grow up.
Y'all wouldn't survive in that era
IDK, you might be right … no shame in my game tho! 🤷🏾♂️😂
@@Zachary_Michaels I grew up in that neighborhood it was worse in the 90s you had to watch the colors you wore
@@BigDic-qz8su woo I believe it! Props to you!
@@Zachary_Michaels you always here people who came up in the 90s say this soft ass generation wouldn't have survived then you would got knocked out or shot .
Yall should react to John Q
Hardball next pls
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Thank you!!! 🥰🙏
These people are slow lol
Too much talking and can't hear the movie
The short one is little Chris he's the 1 in the wheelchair now
straight outta compton movies fire
GREAT REACTION
This might be the best reaction to this movie ever
Thanks so much for your support! 🔥🔥🔥
Too much talking and it's 5 of them 🙄
Green hat was lost she don’t understand. Y’all might need to school her before the next black history movie
She just racist🤦
A new subscriber here and I hit the Bell you guys are watching a movie called school days Laurence fishburne is in that movie also
Can yall pleaseeee react to Snowfall or Avatar The Last Airbender
Set it off next? 👀
Ronald regan was one of the greatest presidents ever!!
Great reaction please react to menace to society
React to menace II society!
Yea yall shouldn’t watch movies like this. You talk way too much through the important parts and then be lost af later on. Y’all should stick to comedies and shit. Lmao oh and def way too liberal for a movie like this.
14:43 werid comment
Be careful of the mindless eating
this movie has nothing to do with black history, you should have watched Malcolm X, or Rosewood or something
I get what you mean but we just wanted a film that focused on a black story whether it was a historical figure or a story about an everyday person - because both are important. We had options of both on our poll but this was what the audience voted for and to be fair this film is an important one for the history John Singleton made with it and for what it did for black creatives in the industry.
South Central LA is nicer now? 😅 hell nah it's still crazy like East la
Y'all from la are soft
Everyone looks so bored, y'all should rename the channel character actors watch leading actors and try to pay attention with varying results,
Take Black History Month off. Js it doesn't look right as a viewer and it's not Black History Month. Love the channel ❤️
Thanks! 😊 - Perhaps we will change it but we’re not sure as the film was suggested and voted on by subscribers for BHM. We just ran into a bunch of difficulties and it didn’t come out until now. This film and the other selected films for Pride, AAPI Heritage Month & Women’s History Month will all be coming out after the fact as well but we still want to honor what they were selected for (as we will when we catch up to honor films/months in the future). Hopefully we can be more timely moving forward though!
check out the parody with Snoop dogg and Nia Long of the scene where tre start crying and then first had sex 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 oh its funny. Snoop plays Tre. Its on youtube just Type Boyz in the hood Snoop and Nia long. It'll pop up and thank me later 🤣🤣🤣🤣
reactions are never good when its to many people tooooo much talking and laughing lol they missing most of the little parts of the movie lol