Cuba Gooding Jr: Diddy, Assault Allegations & The Dark Side of Hollywood | PBD Podcast | Ep. 407

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  • Опубліковано 7 тра 2024
  • Patrick Bet-David sits down one-on-one with actor Cuba Gooding Jr.
    Cuba Gooding Jr., born in 1968 in The Bronx, New York, is best known for his Oscar-winning role as the charismatic Rod Tidwell in "Jerry Maguire" and his compelling performance in "Boyz n the Hood."
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  • @TheAnthonyGonzales
    @TheAnthonyGonzales 14 днів тому +370

    I wasn’t originally excited about this interview but his energy and storytelling have made this 10x better than I imagined

    • @e-dawwg2384
      @e-dawwg2384 13 днів тому +2

      100%

    • @dogface614
      @dogface614 12 днів тому

      Because most white folks don't like lead black actors.....

    • @simplyme6748
      @simplyme6748 12 днів тому +2

      Same here bud !! I have a different perspective with CGJ now

    • @TPHB5011
      @TPHB5011 12 днів тому +7

      How could you not be excited about Cuba, man's a legend that got blackballed by Hollywood

    • @bachateroforju
      @bachateroforju 12 днів тому

      You like the pedos that could tell you a good story I see

  • @dineomokgosi411
    @dineomokgosi411 14 днів тому +498

    Lord! I’m an 80s baby…Do you guys understand how much we love & appreciate these story telling podcasts. We had nothing back then to access all of this…. I’m tearfully grateful all the way from South Africa 🙏🏾❤️🙏🏾

    • @Mashamillions
      @Mashamillions 14 днів тому +9

      Cuba Gooding jnr played the actual enemy of frank Lucas and Lucas’s best friend Melvin Coombs who was puff daddy’s father!! Ain’t this crazy😮🙉

    • @mpopp7
      @mpopp7 14 днів тому +8

      I'm a boomer born in 1949 and oh life was good, not perfect but maybe by today's standards. Great music, movies, automobiles, fashion and people were kind to each other. Have faith there is lots to enjoy in America; past, present and the future...

    • @richardnovikas920
      @richardnovikas920 14 днів тому +8

      What is even better is that you actually go out of your way to express this because most people keep this kind of stuff to themselves instead of taking a minute to drop a comment.
      These kinds of comments are as great as the content of the podcasts. 🤜🏼🤛🏻

    • @user-yy7hg4ph6f
      @user-yy7hg4ph6f 14 днів тому +4

      ​@@mpopp7I don't know about the future, here.....but I do know about eternity with God the Father in Heaven.....now that's really gonna be beautiful❤❤❤😊

    • @dakelliott5102
      @dakelliott5102 14 днів тому

      @@richardnovikas920 cool stuff…..love to see ppl be able to back track a little and empathize with each other, read each others minds dang near taking the words right out of the next man mouth, shed a tear 🥹 together, smile, and laugh all in a 30 word comment….way to cool…..reminding someone of past great times is priceless…..couldn’t even begin to express the impact it has on one’s soul!!!! 👏 🤝😁🥹👍🫡

  • @jordanlaufer7427
    @jordanlaufer7427 14 днів тому +86

    I get the impression he’s a straight up guy. As someone who joined the navy I wish I could tell Cuba how influential that movie was for my life. I’ve seen it 100 times and it’s still difficult to hold back tears

  • @SurveYoung
    @SurveYoung 13 днів тому +23

    Cuba needs his own pod cast I can hear him for ever what a great story teller wow !!!

  • @iamdamore
    @iamdamore 14 днів тому +309

    I met Cuba recently in Sarasota Florida. I sang his father song “ everybody plays the fool” While playing piano at this popular restaurant. He was amazed and gracious to me. Salute to Cuba sr and Cuba jr legendary

    • @marcus.g.4273
      @marcus.g.4273 14 днів тому +5

      The first problem with your comment is that you were in Sarasota... The second problem is that you admitted to being in Sarasota... SMH. 😂

    • @TTFN55
      @TTFN55 14 днів тому +5

      Very cool, @iamdamore!

    • @iamdamore
      @iamdamore 14 днів тому +4

      @@TTFN55 thank you

    • @TTFN55
      @TTFN55 14 днів тому +3

      @@iamdamore - If you're ever in Clearwater, stop by, neighbor!

    • @jonnybravvo4282
      @jonnybravvo4282 14 днів тому +2

      🔥

  • @josealberto8456
    @josealberto8456 14 днів тому +320

    I love when people like this come on the show. You have to listen to the stories but understand the mindset it takes to go through what they had to do. That’s where you learn. Most of us aren’t multi millionaires, so listening to their mindset leaves huge clues.

    • @nightingale2424
      @nightingale2424 14 днів тому +14

      It’s like watching a movie!

    • @sachin265
      @sachin265 14 днів тому +12

      very well said bro, I completely agree 100%

    • @trevorthetherapist4200
      @trevorthetherapist4200 14 днів тому +7

      For sure

    • @ln3041
      @ln3041 14 днів тому +6

      Yes, Pat's doing a great job selecting his guests and paying them well to show up for interview. That's the advantage you have when the host is multi millionaire and have the ability to do two jobs well, select guests diligently and have the money to make it happen. Enjoying a lot!

    • @CozyJuffyWuff
      @CozyJuffyWuff 14 днів тому +2

      Definitely, agreed.

  • @bigjerznoho
    @bigjerznoho 12 днів тому +38

    I went to school with Cuba Gooding Junior back in 1985. we will take the bus after school together. I remember him telling me what the actor movie huge and he believe you so much that it happened right in front of my eyes when you got the role in coming to America. Cuba is a true inspiration to me and my peers because he showed us that we can make it if it was possible. Love you Cuba Keep it going to take it to the next level, North Hollywood for life

    • @shirleyrobotka2277
      @shirleyrobotka2277 8 днів тому +1

      How cool is THAT GREAT MEMORIES FOR YOU

    • @garyny4073
      @garyny4073 6 днів тому +1

      Big jerz - I wish I could talk with him and get a break from him in the biz , hes done incredible quality and amount of work , I've been struggling decades ! North Hollywood high is also where Adam Carolla went 😅😊

  • @MrRicardowill
    @MrRicardowill 14 днів тому +29

    If podcasting gave out Oscars, both Cuba Good Jr and Patrick would have been nominated. Cuba auditioned and even though Patrick was impressed he stuck to his role of asking the right questions and letting Cuba do his thing. This is the Patrick podcasts we fell in love with. No impressions, all the boxes ticked, totally prepared. Even the great Larry King would have tipped his hat for this podcast. Was Patrick acting or was he channeling Larry King❤😀. It doesn’t matter because it was brilliant. Ricardo Authenticity Rating for this podcast 10 out of 10. Great job PBD.

    • @GabriellaTrujillo14
      @GabriellaTrujillo14 11 днів тому

      😊

    • @tonye.8023
      @tonye.8023 4 дні тому

      When Patrick sticks to just regular interviewing, everything is fine. It only gets ugly when he begins to try so hard to crawl into a politician's ass.

  • @BIZPODCAST
    @BIZPODCAST 14 днів тому +133

    This is the best interview for many reasons. The reason that stood out for me is when Cuba Gooding Jr. insulted you not on purpose but out of passion for explaining how he connected with his dad. It didn't even phase you. You are such a Pro! It was like it never happened and the energy never changed. Most people would lose their shit. BRAVO PAT! BRAVO!

    • @Hamid-ij5bn
      @Hamid-ij5bn 13 днів тому +8

      I agree, then a bit later summarising his earnings from " Boyz " off the top of his head put that insult to bed !

    • @unapologeticallywandy645
      @unapologeticallywandy645 13 днів тому +8

      I don't think he ment to insult him. I think he was joking around. Like when he said a little late to try to figure out your life. When Pat was talking about his 20s. He is just comfortable with him

    • @shijshi
      @shijshi 12 днів тому +4

      Cuba kept talking, so it did give him time to compose himself if he needed to. I love how Cuba says what he thinks.

    • @TheLifeHeLives-HeLivesToGod
      @TheLifeHeLives-HeLivesToGod 12 днів тому +9

      It was direct and blunt. No joking.
      1:05:08 - “No you don’t listen, you don’t interview, you don’t pay attention.” Serious insult!
      Pat asked a bad question that demonstrated that he was not listening. Clearly Cuba had a tough relationship with his Dad even since childhood. Cuba was taken to a vulnerable place and he did not demonstrate the self control that he seemed to maintain throughout the interview. Cuba was clearly less interested in PBDs stories, kinda like “Did I come here to listen to you or did I come here for you to listen to me” PBD’s style is to relate to the guest with his own stories, he isn’t a traditional interviewer because he is a self made multi-multimillionaire, “he’s important, making moves” so yeah Pat didn’t take that lightly, he will never forget that insult not like he’s going to defend himself or retaliate but that was someone he truly respects being real. And I bet he learns from it and sets himself aside to actually interview the guest when he starts digging through their intimate personal life.

    • @Jerbo1125
      @Jerbo1125 12 днів тому +2

      @@TheLifeHeLives-HeLivesToGod this is the comment I was waiting for. That’s the real insult Cuba wouldn’t let them talk at all. Pat couldn’t get a word in edgewise.

  •  14 днів тому +130

    Best part of this interview was that Adam wasn't there to interrupt just to hear himself talk

    • @tab207
      @tab207 10 днів тому +2

      THANK YOU

    • @ltakliq
      @ltakliq 10 днів тому +6

      Seems to always be the dumbest guy in the room

    • @alexduran6268
      @alexduran6268 8 днів тому +3

      These hater comments are the worst.

    • @amsakkejha3827
      @amsakkejha3827 8 днів тому

      @@alexduran6268 noone likes him, i am sorry. PBD needs to do what's best for business

    • @jamiefors5062
      @jamiefors5062 6 днів тому

      AMEN !!

  • @shijshi
    @shijshi 13 днів тому +24

    "No, you don't listen, you dont interview, you don't pay attention. I told you..." LOL, I was thinking the same thing.

    • @lesojacobs370
      @lesojacobs370 9 днів тому +4

      PBD handled it well, like a professional. Never tried to verbally correct, just showed later on that he was now paying more attention

    • @shaneprice6157
      @shaneprice6157 День тому +1

      But a few minutes later PBD starts a question by rattling off the first few years of CGJ career . From auditions to pay . Lol I think as a passive way to say bro I was listening .

    • @shijshi
      @shijshi 18 годин тому

      It seems PBD needs to impress hinders his listening ability. I also saw it when PBD was a guest on Bill Maher. It was as if PBD was more focused on a 'gotcha' moment than listening and having a friendly conversation.

  • @fixeddice1982
    @fixeddice1982 13 днів тому +11

    I love talking to people like this, whose stories lead into other stories and down a rabbit hole and in the end they still bring it back around to the original question. I am enthralled listening to Cuba telling these stories! He's also passionate without being loud. Thank you PBD and "Cube"!

    • @shirleyrobotka2277
      @shirleyrobotka2277 8 днів тому +1

      Thank you for that explanation, lol, that description is me, and my story telling, must be why my friends say........"tell us a
      Shirley story!"

  • @reynaizaac5951
    @reynaizaac5951 14 днів тому +214

    I love the answer he gave when Pat asked him “Do you think you had a disadvantage making it into Hollywood for being black?’ His response “ I always saw for opportunities” 🙌

    • @DWEthiopia
      @DWEthiopia 14 днів тому +2

      🤣🤣🤣

    • @dudefromtheearth
      @dudefromtheearth 14 днів тому +4

      💯

    • @spawnkiller4762
      @spawnkiller4762 14 днів тому +1

      😂

    • @africkinamerican
      @africkinamerican 14 днів тому +23

      That's why he's a success. He was good at what he did. He saw the opportunity. He jumped at it. He didn't hide in a safe space and whine about racism like everybody tells us to do nowadays.

    • @AlexJones4Prez
      @AlexJones4Prez 14 днів тому +17

      To play devils advocate, did you miss that opening like 7minutes? He wasn’t just a random black kid, both of his parents were famous musicians.

  • @iiTz_FM
    @iiTz_FM 14 днів тому +557

    Crazy when I think of Cuba I think of Boyz n Da Hood & Snow Dogs 😂

    • @Drakoviche
      @Drakoviche 14 днів тому +31

      Snow Dogs was the first thing I thought of as well xD

    • @TopShotta762
      @TopShotta762 14 днів тому +12

      🗣️🗣️🗣️RICKYYY😂😂😂

    • @gamerthug5oh
      @gamerthug5oh 14 днів тому +15

      I think of Pear Harbor hahahah.

    • @kimshartzer1673
      @kimshartzer1673 14 днів тому +10

      I think of Outbreak with Dustin Hoffman. Excellent movie!

    • @Nick-qy3bi
      @Nick-qy3bi 14 днів тому +11

      Holding Ricky in the alley when he got shot....I'm still pissed at those guys in the red car tinted out...

  • @ArmyVeteran85.93
    @ArmyVeteran85.93 14 днів тому +26

    One of the best interviews on PBD - You ask a few questions and let him speak. No Adam…a bonus

  • @Mr_Lamont
    @Mr_Lamont 13 днів тому +7

    His mind wanders just like mine when telling my kids about my years growing up…they love it. I really enjoyed hearing him just go wherever he wanted!

  • @AssurahOdinga
    @AssurahOdinga 14 днів тому +94

    i come from Kenya, and everyday after work i can afford to spend atleast an hour listening to PBD, I learn everyday about people i know and dont' know , you always surprise me and im happy. Thank you Patt and the teal including those who work in the background to give this kind of content. "Ahsanteni sana"

    • @LeviAllgood43
      @LeviAllgood43 14 днів тому

      What's that man that last part?

    • @kayr8780
      @kayr8780 14 днів тому

      Welcome!

    • @atthesunyousee
      @atthesunyousee 14 днів тому

      Till number

    • @kevinmaya5303
      @kevinmaya5303 14 днів тому

      @@LeviAllgood43 Swahili for ..Thank you very much (plural)

    • @themodernSAHMco
      @themodernSAHMco 14 днів тому +1

      Twatasha sana ‘we Thankyou very much’
      Natasha sana ‘I Thankyou very much.
      - from Zambia, love pbd too 🙌🏾

  • @andrewgibb8846
    @andrewgibb8846 14 днів тому +13

    Cuba is a truly talented artist. He took his shot when the door was open and delivered greatness. Fantastic.

  • @k-ceedeevashows7624
    @k-ceedeevashows7624 11 днів тому +5

    I loved this interview so much! Only reason I watched this podcast is because a friend said Cuba was on it. The host did a great a job. I will be watching more of his show. I met Cuba back in 2004 and he was the most genuine sweet person. His energy was amazing. I will forever be a fan ❤

  • @steveboyd7194
    @steveboyd7194 13 днів тому +15

    Don't think I'll ever forget how many times he said "I'll never forget" in this interview. Cuba loves him some Cuba.

  • @rebeccahartong5700
    @rebeccahartong5700 14 днів тому +27

    Thank you, PBD! Cuba, we love you. Please stay out of trouble, and keep using those magnificent gifts God gave you. You are a survivor, and we long to see you more. ❤️

  • @TheTruckman17
    @TheTruckman17 14 днів тому +47

    Patrick this was your absolute best interview yet. Cuba was a great guest and you guys killed it. BZ sir

    • @pgronemeier
      @pgronemeier 14 днів тому +8

      You're being sarcastic, I hope...🤮

    • @ianhamilton639
      @ianhamilton639 12 днів тому +2

      an actor talked himself for an hour and a half.. I guess if that's what you were hoping for and you're a fan, then i can see why someone would enjoy that, but from PBD pod perspective, or from someone who doesn't care about acting work or hollywood, this was a nothing burger.

  • @mikearsenault6313
    @mikearsenault6313 13 днів тому +11

    Black men have such God given talent. In all seriousness , look at the best athletes, rappers , singers, actors, comedians , body builders etc... there is no niche that black men and women can't conquer and be the best at it. They have amazing genetics , listen to the best singers of any era and almost guaranteed to be African American.
    I wish I had a fraction of the vocal talent of some of these guys. Cuba Gooding is a perfect example of a "Renaissance Man" . There is nothing this man hasn't done! I hope these allegations are untrue .

    • @LOJ777
      @LOJ777 8 днів тому

      Calm down buddy you sound really suspicious fawning over black people like that, you can like someone for their talents but you are laying it on way too thick! And this is coming from a black man.

    • @johnnymayes212
      @johnnymayes212 7 днів тому

      Thank you sir

    • @jeremyretajackson
      @jeremyretajackson 3 дні тому

      Hockey?

  • @sdieudone
    @sdieudone 12 днів тому +2

    This is what an interview like this should be like, especially one that chronicles a person’s life and journey: just a good conversation. It's really nice to watch and listen to. We do not see the time passing. And Patrick David is made for that. I love this man and his way of doing things. He's a super intelligent man, and he brings us back, with the modern means of this time, to the good standards of how to correctly inform people and deal with different subjects, which traditional media no longer do. Really bravo!

  • @PAMCMLXXXV
    @PAMCMLXXXV 14 днів тому +53

    🇨🇺 has always been an amazing actor. Hope he can make a comeback. We were so lucky growing up in the 90s spoiled by all these amazing talents. It was a magical time.

    • @tymu21
      @tymu21 14 днів тому +3

      He ain’t Cuban!! 🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️

    • @shilobutton5485
      @shilobutton5485 13 днів тому

      Have you ever watched Radio? Nothing was great about that performance. What about him punching the air in Boyz in the Hood? You really believe he's a great actor?

    • @stellabella5269
      @stellabella5269 4 дні тому

      ​@@tymu21🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @adalbertoparenti6650
    @adalbertoparenti6650 14 днів тому +29

    WOW... He's such an amazing storyteller, the voice, the cadence, the warmth, everything becomes so compelling it's crazy

    • @t1nma5k22
      @t1nma5k22 13 днів тому +2

      He almost makes you want to...wait a min

  • @ironman-fw4xx
    @ironman-fw4xx 11 днів тому +3

    I’ve always respected Cuba Gooding Jr. as an actor! I can’t wait to listen!!!! 80’s baby up in here !!!!!

  • @CaraRamzi
    @CaraRamzi 14 днів тому +1

    I’m so glad he did this interview✨ Patrick was right through all his stories it felt like 5 minutes, time flew by but you got a real sense of who he was and still is! Loved the movie, “What Dreams May Come” and Cubas story how he got the chance to play the role was brilliant!
    RIP Robin Williams. God bless🕊️🙏🏼

  • @ExecutiveZombie
    @ExecutiveZombie 14 днів тому +88

    “What Dreams May Come.”-Gooding Jr. + Robin Williams 🙏🏽🤩

  • @bryandelgado812
    @bryandelgado812 14 днів тому +27

    All those stories he told were gold. First time I got to him for who he truly is through his experiences. Some of those stories had me laughing so hard. Great way to start off my day.

  • @eddiemcdonald4720
    @eddiemcdonald4720 8 днів тому +2

    I liked him in a few movies but now I’m going to rewatch them with much more appreciation. What a great story teller and seems like a good guy

  • @kathleenhurd205
    @kathleenhurd205 12 днів тому +3

    I kept saying to myself, that Cuba's dad's passing seemed to have changed him, then he added the OJ role plus his own life experiences taking him into dark places, and I understood his behavior, not excusing it, but understood it. Now I hope and pray that he can dig as deep into himself, for himself as he has for his career to be the accomplished man & actor GOD has purposed for him to be.

  • @Ohgoodone
    @Ohgoodone 14 днів тому +168

    No matter the topic, always enjoy listening to PBD & you guys. Thanks for getting my work day started positive

    • @spokentruth5909
      @spokentruth5909 14 днів тому +9

      Simp

    • @ImZeroDayz
      @ImZeroDayz 14 днів тому +2

      😂

    • @badasscop4459
      @badasscop4459 14 днів тому +6

      I went to loving PBD to liking him the moment Fredo came in

    • @Romanio77
      @Romanio77 14 днів тому +3

      No that is not true. I do not always enjoy listening to PBD & you guys. Not at all

    • @GT-mn3bx
      @GT-mn3bx 14 днів тому

      You like Cuomo?

  • @incognito6799
    @incognito6799 14 днів тому +12

    Dec 2007 in Winston Salem NC, while in an ABC store purchasing spiced Rum, I ran in to Cub Gooding SR. Was a very nice, friendly, down -to -earth gentleman. A true artist that will be missed. RIP

  • @DarrylRhodes
    @DarrylRhodes 10 днів тому +1

    Cuba is HILARIOUS!!! Defintely a dude you want to have a beer with. Great stories. 😂

  • @DN-wb5vf
    @DN-wb5vf 11 днів тому +2

    Salute to Cuba for standing up and setting the record str8! Glad to see he is back in the game!

  • @TankDogg225
    @TankDogg225 14 днів тому +30

    Men of Honor 2000 ‧ Action/Drama ‧ 2h 9m
    It was the best movie I'd seen in some time. In that era anyway.
    Guys a national treasure.

    • @reneepurdis1016
      @reneepurdis1016 14 днів тому +2

      That was the movie where Cuba acted as the naval diver right?
      If so,I love that movie.
      Loved how he entered the courtroom in his heavy diving gear.

    • @InTruthNLove
      @InTruthNLove 13 днів тому +2

      That is my favorite movie!

  • @Essemus00
    @Essemus00 14 днів тому +79

    Much love and respect to Cuba and PBD for having him on. God Bless.

  • @kendrahughes8622
    @kendrahughes8622 10 днів тому +4

    I’ve never heard CG do an interview before. Such a likable guy.

    • @rootsdubz
      @rootsdubz 9 днів тому

      Watch holywood actors roundtable interview.

  • @odumere
    @odumere 13 днів тому +1

    PBD, I love your content, but this interview with Cuba Gooding Jr. was next level. Absolutely amazing. I loved everything that Cuba has done in film and wondered what happened to him. You peeled the onion and we found a diamond at the core. What a gem. Keep up the great work. The future is bright!

  • @Omaba_Baba
    @Omaba_Baba 14 днів тому +96

    I remember Cuba the most from being on Pearl Harbor. Epic the way he played that boxer who took the .50 and shot down the zero. Tear jerker character, he played that so well.

    • @patricias9866
      @patricias9866 14 днів тому +6

      My favorite was Men of Honor. That was really a tear jerker.

    • @Barbarossa_F
      @Barbarossa_F 14 днів тому +5

      I remember him most from Boat Trip 😏 It wasn't even that good of a movie, just a corny comedy but it went on tv re-reruns all the time when I was a kid lol

    • @ShortReviewerRetroGames
      @ShortReviewerRetroGames 14 днів тому +1

      It was only 6mins he only was on screen 5x in pearl harbor, he was back up actor in that, literally 5mins in total screen time I don't count that as he says himself in Ehollywood interview

    • @LeviAllgood43
      @LeviAllgood43 14 днів тому

      That movie was awful

    • @jorge5275
      @jorge5275 14 днів тому

      I seen Boat Trip with an Ex girlfriend at the theater,
      I went Just to go
      The whole time she thought I didn't like it cause I just sat there with a moody face.
      But I actually liked it and now it's one of my Favorites when it comes in Randomly​@@Barbarossa_F

  • @hobojungle1
    @hobojungle1 14 днів тому +217

    Cuba to PBD: “No. You don’t listen, you don’t interview, you don’t pay attention.”
    Damn 😳

    • @Nick-qy3bi
      @Nick-qy3bi 14 днів тому +54

      It's the truth...always messing around on phone or laptop when people talkin

    • @Sillygoooose624
      @Sillygoooose624 14 днів тому +5

      What time is this?

    • @ownandbehappy
      @ownandbehappy 14 днів тому +3

      105 or 108. Just looked but already can't remember lol​@Tommmmo92

    • @hobojungle1
      @hobojungle1 14 днів тому +85

      @@Sillygoooose624 start at 1:03:30 to get the full context. But that actual comment is at 1:05:00. The interview was all very friendly and polite so that came out of left field. I think the topic of his dad struck a nerve.

    • @ericeisinger4695
      @ericeisinger4695 14 днів тому +53

      Cuba looks like he is clearly eccentric, and what he said to PBD was disrespectful, but it shows you just how good of an interviewer PBD actually is!

  • @fsimonab.2068
    @fsimonab.2068 13 днів тому +7

    The fact that he said that he is not friend with Diddy and he was seeing him on not like 5 times … it is wild 😂

    • @Wudman
      @Wudman День тому

      What’s wild about it?

  • @cleansingrhythm
    @cleansingrhythm 13 днів тому +2

    I love Cuba, this was such a great podcast. I could hear him tell stories! Bring him back on PBD

  • @Itsharveysidhu
    @Itsharveysidhu 14 днів тому +17

    you can tell PBD wants to learn successful peoples qualities to reflect, and apply them to his own kids...can tell his roll as a father is his #1 opportunity. respect 💯

    • @Lovely-ff7uv
      @Lovely-ff7uv 14 днів тому +1

      Lawd! It's role not roll

    • @almasalmas397
      @almasalmas397 13 днів тому

      @@Lovely-ff7uv its Freudian slip because his comment deserves an eye roll 🙄

  • @xxtryme7973
    @xxtryme7973 14 днів тому +44

    I love What Dreams May Come so much!! RIP Robin ❤️😭🙏

    • @BattleBladeWarrior
      @BattleBladeWarrior 13 днів тому

      Thats awesome, I'd never heard of that movie until this very interview, so I'm definitely going to check that out now. The theme sounds really interesting.

  • @shanewoods1980
    @shanewoods1980 18 годин тому

    “NO, you’re the interviewer, I told you and you don’t listen”
    Cuba Gooding Jr to PBD!! That’s classic

  • @edwardberrocal7266
    @edwardberrocal7266 14 днів тому +17

    I'm 44 and I still cry when he yells out Richy. Boyz N the hood is a classic.

    • @moneymay8244
      @moneymay8244 11 днів тому +4

      Ricky*

    • @yogijaya2897
      @yogijaya2897 8 днів тому +2

      Run, Ricky, Run!

    • @garyny4073
      @garyny4073 6 днів тому +3

      The guy who played the gangster who shoots Ricky was a real gangster , he eventually was shot and killed him self . That film has a lot of ironic stories , many were real gang members , many are actually dead now 😢😮

    • @moneymay8244
      @moneymay8244 5 днів тому +2

      @@garyny4073 actually he was killed in prison! And it gets wilder look that up… but alot of the actors did die from gun violence

    • @garyny4073
      @garyny4073 5 днів тому +2

      @@moneymay8244 yeah I saw a doc on the film , I thought that guy was gunned down just like fictionally he gunned down Ricky. He was a shooter in real life then I guess he got it in the big house . Crazy S

  • @denisejackson8441
    @denisejackson8441 14 днів тому +15

    Thoroughly enjoyed every moment of this interview. The country has missed this man's presence. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

  • @richardjohnson6486
    @richardjohnson6486 14 днів тому +8

    I really think Cuba will get 10 big acting offers from this interview!!

  • @SylvanAB-HVGB
    @SylvanAB-HVGB 13 днів тому +3

    Cuba Gooding Jr doesn’t need me judging him but clearly needs more separation from the world, stability and grounding in his life, more time alone with God, and solid fellowship with individuals in the faith. Solid growth stuff. Something most all of us need.

  • @DN-wb5vf
    @DN-wb5vf 11 днів тому

    WOW, what a touching and emotional interview! Spirits are definitely real! I had the same experience a couple of weeks ago, when I was listening to an old school playlist from the 70's and a song came on that my late brother just loved and while I was listening to that song, I was just thinking about the favorite song my Mother loved at the same time, and Lord and behold, that very song I was thinking about came on right after the favorite song my brother loved! This experience just blew my mind and all I was able to say was, thank you Moma and Brotha for being in this mix with me today! This ish is real!

  • @Crinkle.Stilt.Skin.
    @Crinkle.Stilt.Skin. 14 днів тому +78

    Diddy conversation starts ar 1:24.00 Finally!

    • @pgronemeier
      @pgronemeier 14 днів тому +18

      And even then it was a nothingburger. Most boring interview ever.

    • @deniseshuffler1001
      @deniseshuffler1001 14 днів тому +10

      Sorry I don’t buy his response

    • @jahbless1
      @jahbless1 14 днів тому +7

      ​@@pgronemeieryou wanna hear gossip that's why

    • @pgronemeier
      @pgronemeier 14 днів тому +5

      @@jahbless1 Nope. EXACT opposite. I'm old and have no idea who this guy is/was. He's an actor who thinks much of himself. BORING!

    • @goodpainlive1
      @goodpainlive1 14 днів тому +7

      He is named in a lawsuit w Diddy

  • @alanapiro7179
    @alanapiro7179 14 днів тому +10

    HIS FATHER & THE MAIN INGREDIENTS WERE THE BEST: ROLLING DOWN THE MOUNTAIN SIDE- GREAT GROUP❤❤❤

  • @kurtismiller2601
    @kurtismiller2601 11 днів тому +1

    It's always best to have the person talks are centered around. Everything becomes so much clearer. No more stories from strangers with masterful skills of embellishing.

  • @TTOMMYSTGS
    @TTOMMYSTGS 13 днів тому

    I could not stop watching. I could listen to Cuba Gooding Junior. Tell his stories for another couple of hours. Bring him back for an encore.

  • @rogerrolex6981
    @rogerrolex6981 14 днів тому +9

    Met Cuba twice once in Dallas and once in Vegas at Hard Rock was very nice low key dude, very polite stand up guy at those times 😊

  • @FreedomKevpodcast
    @FreedomKevpodcast 14 днів тому +116

    This guy is a great actor I don't know why people hate him so much he's always respectful to people very down to earth

    • @anthonyL1776
      @anthonyL1776 14 днів тому +47

      Because he has a bunch of sexual assault allegations and he paid out in court for it. If he didn’t do it and there was no proof I doubt he would have paid millions of dollars like he did,

    • @atothez418
      @atothez418 14 днів тому

      Pedophile allegations
      “I don’t know why”🥴🥴🥴🥴

    • @jamesyandsonsoutdooradvent9394
      @jamesyandsonsoutdooradvent9394 14 днів тому +25

      Respectful when the cameras are on not so much when their off

    • @spokentruth5909
      @spokentruth5909 14 днів тому

      He Sexual assaults men

    • @williamoconnor9881
      @williamoconnor9881 14 днів тому +31

      You act like you know the man. He seems like a nice guy on camera… Actors can turn it on and off, we have no idea what type of person he is.

  • @JoseSagaroFilmHeads
    @JoseSagaroFilmHeads 14 днів тому +1

    WHAT A GREAT INTERVIEW! So happy when you switch it up like this. Great choice bringing Cuba on. Pat, My hats off to you brother. Your evolution in the media space is beyond what I expected from you. -AMEN!

  • @HaapaiTeUrioHau
    @HaapaiTeUrioHau 14 днів тому +1

    Man THIS was an AWESOME interview! CGJ IS THE MAN his funny moments from all his past films were 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @Birdman2003
    @Birdman2003 14 днів тому +21

    Truly the best show on YT that forces you to think logically, I say it’s the way PBD asks the question about the topic at hand.

  • @KingDaDetailer
    @KingDaDetailer 14 днів тому +22

    I met Cuba in person , very humble person considering the star that he is . I was doing security at a 5 star restaurant and without knowing me came up to me and shook my hand, same as Michael B. Jordan . Took the time to say hi shook my hand said thank you. You can tell money don't make these guys. Cuba was a little tipsy when he left.

  • @SK-bk3yh
    @SK-bk3yh 10 днів тому +1

    I rarely sit through a podcast, but not a dull moment with Cuba. Great story teller

  • @mariaalards6465
    @mariaalards6465 9 днів тому +1

    ❤Lots of love from France 🇫🇷 to an incredible actor and human!Remember your dad is always alive inside your body through dna and love for him❤

  • @MrRhperezjr
    @MrRhperezjr 14 днів тому +41

    My favorite Cuba movies...
    Boyz n da hood
    Jerry Maguire
    Men of honor
    Radio
    Gladiator
    What love is

    • @nicolettemahaljevic3164
      @nicolettemahaljevic3164 14 днів тому +1

      Cuba Gooding Jr. Has a new movie coming out on August 2nd. 2024.. called the Firing Squad.

    • @sergiomoreno6861
      @sergiomoreno6861 14 днів тому +6

      Cuba it's not on Gladiator

    • @johng187
      @johng187 14 днів тому +3

      Gladiator ?

    • @Barbarossa_F
      @Barbarossa_F 14 днів тому

      Different gladiator movie.. Not the Russel Crowe movie ​@@sergiomoreno6861

    • @MrRhperezjr
      @MrRhperezjr 14 днів тому +1

      @@johng187 yeah the 1992 movie

  • @AABrawn
    @AABrawn 14 днів тому +5

    8 years ago I ran into Cuba at a bar/club in Louisville Ky. He spoke to us and took photos with us he was the nicest guy.

  • @lauradavis8949
    @lauradavis8949 12 днів тому +2

    CLINT EASTWOOD STILL MY FAVORITE WATCHED EVERYTHING HES DONE NOT ONCE OVER AN OVER I STILL WANTA WATCH IT OVER AGAIN

  • @dr.feelgood3844
    @dr.feelgood3844 10 днів тому

    This conversation....and listening to Cuba Jr., he is sooooo engaging. You can teally feel his passion for his life experiences.

  • @LoriManning
    @LoriManning 14 днів тому +8

    Know Cuba from his movies but never heard him in an in depth interview. This was great. ❤

  • @admpatt
    @admpatt 14 днів тому +10

    Dame, Suge, and Cuba....Damn PBD is crushing these interviews!

  • @VegasElement
    @VegasElement 11 днів тому +1

    The interview I didn't know that I needed. I was so ready to judge. Bravo, guys.

  • @TefnutUaRaet
    @TefnutUaRaet 13 днів тому +1

    Very interesting interview. Loved listening to Cuba. Patrick, you do your job very, very well. Always enjoy your show. Cuba, stay strong & beautiful.

  • @tennesseestephani1353
    @tennesseestephani1353 14 днів тому +12

    Absolutely incredible interaction, I literally feel like I’m part of their conversation ❤

  • @JadeLiz74
    @JadeLiz74 14 днів тому +60

    "You don't listen,you the interviewer, you don't pay attention" 😂😂😂😂😂
    Right on Cuba

    • @africkinamerican
      @africkinamerican 14 днів тому +23

      He was being kind of dramatic there. His statements about his dad were ambiguous at times and PDB was trying to clarify.

    • @vincem2759
      @vincem2759 14 днів тому +4

      @@africkinamerican PBD doesn't listen to black guests LOL

    • @simoninproductions5116
      @simoninproductions5116 14 днів тому +11

      Only because PBD instead of having compassion for the topic, he right away, switched to a “me too moment” and talked about a song that gave him a similarly feeling, ill timed to say the least, I think if PBD reflects on certain interviews he realized he needs to be in the moment a bit more but he’s hyper fixated on facts and stats, and he’s always taking notes/fixated on the computer which is a slight downfall in 1 on 1 interviews, home team pods.. different story- but I think there’s more to an interview than notes but overall I think it’s a positive attribute for PBD. We all make mistakes but yeah that definitely lacked compassion on PBD’s part

    • @anthonyanderson9326
      @anthonyanderson9326 14 днів тому

      Not true ​@@vincem2759

    • @IllumiNauti
      @IllumiNauti 14 днів тому +5

      Respectfully, I think the question from BPD was valid. If anything, I think the topic itself struck a nerve with Cuba.
      BPD stays incredibly engaged with his guests, taking notes & is always amply prepared.

  • @willburden1361
    @willburden1361 11 днів тому +1

    Met him & his wife about 10 yrs ago at my restaurant job in LA. Very cool guy!

  • @tonyawilliams8341
    @tonyawilliams8341 13 днів тому

    Another fire interview PBD PODCAST. 🔥 Thank you and all your staff for what yall bring to the world! God Bless you all

  • @yodojo3493
    @yodojo3493 14 днів тому +8

    'Men of Honor' was crazy good. Favorite Cuba movie

  • @agmcroom2374
    @agmcroom2374 14 днів тому +37

    I’m so glad Pat didn’t have the other Goofies there for this interview

  • @jasoncollins3956
    @jasoncollins3956 9 днів тому

    As a guy that loves the art of an interview. That’s how you do an interview fantastic job. You ask questions and get out of the way. Loved it

  • @elpidionastro8336
    @elpidionastro8336 13 днів тому +1

    Pbd your podcasts have become a big part of my free time. Im so proud of you and your team for your content creation. Absolutely fantastic and informative. Much love from toronto ontario.

  • @nancya83
    @nancya83 14 днів тому +3

    I’m impressed how your style of interviewing is so different so genuine makes these celebrities relatable. Absolutely love your show many blessings to you and your team❤

  • @ericaknesek3266
    @ericaknesek3266 14 днів тому +4

    When I think of Cuba Gooding Junior, I think of oh no is did he going to get me out of this and his did he have tapes😂😂😂

  • @_Mangs
    @_Mangs 11 днів тому

    I absolutely loved this interview. I loved Jerry McGuire. This brought back so many awesome memories. Loved his stories !!! Didn’t realize how much I loved Cuba!

  • @neverobey1477
    @neverobey1477 14 днів тому +5

    He's the reason why we say he's punching the air right now... 😂😂😂 iykyk

  • @rhanemann9100
    @rhanemann9100 14 днів тому +11

    Tom Cruise should have won the Oscar for playing TJ Mackie in Magnolia.

    • @InTruthNLove
      @InTruthNLove 13 днів тому

      Tom Cruise has won many Oscars.

    • @rhanemann9100
      @rhanemann9100 12 днів тому

      @@InTruthNLove No, he hasn't. He has been nominated, but he has never won an Oscar.

    • @MirjanaPucarevic
      @MirjanaPucarevic 9 днів тому

      Yes for me that's the best movie ever

  • @aaronalbertson8670
    @aaronalbertson8670 12 днів тому +2

    Damn, was not expecting Cuba to call out PBD lol, "You don't listen, you an interviewer and you don't listen"

  • @MrRicardowill
    @MrRicardowill 14 днів тому

    This is a great interview. We are seeing a side to Cuba Gooding Jr that we didn’t know. We are hearing how he grasped opportunities by taking chances at the right time. It’s an inspiration for those with self belief that perseverance is the sauce for success. Don’t be afraid to fail even if failure is your only option. Great job PBD.

  • @pacbillz6769
    @pacbillz6769 14 днів тому +5

    Hollywood took a L not having him in movies anymore. Dude was on fire from like 98 all the way to 07

  • @trueempire8948
    @trueempire8948 14 днів тому +3

    He played alot of great movies. Cuba is a legend.

  • @andrephoenix5212
    @andrephoenix5212 9 днів тому

    I absolutely enjoyed this interview so much so that I think this is quite possibly my favourite one on your channel thus far. It's refreshing for us Brits to see interviews that's aren't scripted. Cuba is a fabulous actor.

  • @varsitygraphix2407
    @varsitygraphix2407 14 днів тому +4

    50 cent: we gotta uplift our black entertainers, let’s work together
    Also 50: beef with everyone lol

    • @juniorjames7076
      @juniorjames7076 11 днів тому

      The corporate "suits" want beef because they think beef sells.

  • @AJmuro19
    @AJmuro19 14 днів тому +24

    I love how he told PBD “You don’t interview you don’t listen “ lol 😂

    • @ricklharvey
      @ricklharvey 14 днів тому

      I love PBD but Cuba nailed him on that. And it’s true. But he still hits the right targets usually in his interviews. He’s sometimes a bit rude to his crew but he’s an alpha no doubt.

    • @frankdestra6576
      @frankdestra6576 14 днів тому +5

      That's not what Cuba said . He said your doing the interview but your not listening

  • @KeyBoardCowboy2009
    @KeyBoardCowboy2009 14 днів тому +3

    This is what I love about PBD, the other Podcast is ok, but this is what I enjoy, learning about people !

  • @makecentswithmoney
    @makecentswithmoney 7 днів тому

    This was such a great interview! Thank you for this, I absolutely LOVE him and I'm glad that he is doing well. I wish him so much success, he comes across as a honest guy and God fearing which I really respect! Your interviews are excellent, I love your style of interviewing, keep up the excellent work.

  • @keithbrown454
    @keithbrown454 13 днів тому

    This was absolutely entertaining throughout. I couldn’t even focus on what I was working on. Cuba is a rare talent unlike no other.

  • @armancz
    @armancz 14 днів тому +4

    Yep Patrick was right, watched it in one breath, great stories and a great storyteller.

  • @shannonabshire1755
    @shannonabshire1755 14 днів тому +4

    this is a GREAT interview. I cant stop listening to it. learned so much and enjoyed enjoyed every bit of it.

  • @sandraspidle5972
    @sandraspidle5972 10 днів тому

    This is the very best interview I've ever seen Patrick Bet David present on you tube. Thank you for having Cuba👍🌹 and thank you for allowing him to tell his stories. Excellent🌹 surprise on Mother's Day morning.

  • @novacanejones3997
    @novacanejones3997 13 днів тому

    Wow I am not even 5 full minutes into the interview but geez this was so needed. Cuba is such a good dude (I didn’t say perfect so slow down). He’s truly a Hollywood 💎

  • @timcoulter7691
    @timcoulter7691 14 днів тому +5

    What a fantastic guest to have on PBD. CGJr is awesome.