Sister Souljah Interview at The Breakfast Club Power 105.1 (11/11/2015)

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  • @sarahihernandez2133
    @sarahihernandez2133 8 років тому +635

    they are not asking her the right questions...her mind is a treasure of knowledge there's so much this world needs that her mind has.

    • @johnh7943
      @johnh7943 5 років тому +11

      GREAT OBSERVATION!!!!! Ty

    • @dabeautiful1984
      @dabeautiful1984 4 роки тому +14

      bluememeXd random name they can only ask as far as their brains can comprehend. They are djs and personalities. Not brain surgeons. U asking for too much.

    • @sharoncampbell860
      @sharoncampbell860 4 роки тому +5

      bluememeXd random name
      Yes! That’s exactly what I was thing too!

    • @bernlin2000
      @bernlin2000 4 роки тому +10

      It's a crappy podcast, what do you expect? Joe Rogan would do a far better job.

    • @bernlin2000
      @bernlin2000 4 роки тому +2

      @@dabeautiful1984 Rogan does very deep interviews and he is an MMA fighter 🤣

  • @daeelle
    @daeelle 8 років тому +393

    My younger brother told me one day that he hated to read!! I handed him the Coldest Winter Ever and told him that if he didn't like it after the first chapter that I would give him $20. He read the entire book and is now an avid reader. Thank you Sister Souljah...all reading is not stuffy and boring.

    • @shawntyson4339
      @shawntyson4339 6 років тому +15

      I read that book in one night

    • @landon2632
      @landon2632 5 років тому +2

      Shawn Tyson took me two n a half days 😂

    • @jontaychilds3097
      @jontaychilds3097 5 років тому +6

      That was my first urban novel. 574 urban books later im still at it.

    • @powerbeast5801
      @powerbeast5801 5 років тому +1

      Midnight is best book ever

    • @septiawoman2911
      @septiawoman2911 4 роки тому +3

      Good read on her latest book and being a life-long avid reader, sister's books are a part of my small home library. If her books prompt other brothas and sistas to read? Keep em coming!

  • @BellaBeeBaby
    @BellaBeeBaby 8 років тому +801

    This is a wise, strong woman... i wish i could spend a few hours speaking with her...

    • @shalondab9754
      @shalondab9754 8 років тому +4

      +Darriane Mabry I so agree!

    • @CoachMelFootball
      @CoachMelFootball 8 років тому +4

      +Trash Your name speaks alot but behind that laptop or phone there's a human being behind it so we are going to forgive your human mind for not knowing and showing respect when speaking to a female. Enjoy your day and I'll apologize for you

    • @shalondab9754
      @shalondab9754 8 років тому +3

      DJ MEL Don't entertain foolishness. That's exactly what he/she wants. You are above, don't drop yourself down to the level of peasants.

    • @specksta2166
      @specksta2166 8 років тому +4

      girl with pretty picture comments lil virgins lose their mind talking mad shit lol.. but in real life she would walk by and you could barely give eye contact nervous sweaty palms.. do you see tha problem here?? 😂😂😂😂

    • @knightmaremystery1553
      @knightmaremystery1553 8 років тому

      DJ MEL nigga stfu u basic blk guy!

  • @shesnacks559
    @shesnacks559 8 років тому +256

    "You think these streets love you? These streets don't love you. You could walk these streets for 40 days and 40 nights and these streets wouldn't even know your name" -- fav line from The Coldest Winter Ever.

    • @chocolithoney
      @chocolithoney 5 років тому +4

      She Snacks 55 yes I reread that line many times it was so real

    • @portmoretoptruthentertainm4652
      @portmoretoptruthentertainm4652 4 роки тому +1

      Santiago voice

    • @jodac2525
      @jodac2525 3 роки тому +10

      " A smart man never chooses a dumb woman because all she can do is make demands, spend his money, and bring him down. - Midnight Coldest Winter Ever

  • @chericheri2309
    @chericheri2309 8 років тому +224

    She's in her 50s....Damn black women age well. Geez Louise...!
    This women is an absolute inspiration. She is unapologetically intelligent and black...!

    • @dianaraymond9
      @dianaraymond9 4 роки тому +5

      She’s cute right, like a babyface, eternal!

    • @rafanyu9240
      @rafanyu9240 3 роки тому +5

      Black don't crack

  • @curlyvirgo58
    @curlyvirgo58 8 років тому +311

    I like when she checks them in a soft spoken way.

    • @chicagomycity
      @chicagomycity 8 років тому +17

      +Curly Virgo Right. Its so smooth and motherly. lol.

    • @curlyvirgo58
      @curlyvirgo58 8 років тому +23

      Foolie lol. It's like she's saying " You tried it " 😂😂

    • @mannymula1114
      @mannymula1114 4 роки тому +6

      Right I need to learn that skill

    • @2012Shabazz
      @2012Shabazz 3 роки тому +8

      THATS WISDOM... SHE CHECKS THEM WITH A FLAME THAT SOOTHES THEM... NOT A SCORCH EFFECT...

    • @williamvstubmaniii9017
      @williamvstubmaniii9017 3 місяці тому

      She did this same thing to Larry King. He asked why she doesn't just give her jewelry to help the African people she fighting for 😅 and she smiled and let him have it.

  • @jasminefudge8331
    @jasminefudge8331 8 років тому +110

    The way Souljah commanded respect with a whisper was beautiful to see. BEST female interview hands down!

  • @Angela-bv9bl
    @Angela-bv9bl 8 років тому +349

    i love her mind. and her voice is so soothing. very intriguing.

    • @cheakai-borbor3489
      @cheakai-borbor3489 8 років тому +2

      +gelly beans very true about her voice, I could listen to her for hours.

    • @jamaaldaynitelong8367
      @jamaaldaynitelong8367 8 років тому +5

      Her voice would put me to sleep💆 and that's not a bad thing.

    • @Casanova966
      @Casanova966 8 років тому +2

      +gelly beans
      I want all of you that are apart of the young generation like I am that aren't familiar with this woman to type her name in the UA-cam Search Bar, and watch her old video's. When it comes to her speaking on Black Issues and Black Topics she is one of the most powerful, intelligent women you'll ever see.
      Wish more of our women were like this today.

    • @erica79
      @erica79 8 років тому +7

      So true, she captivates your attention

    • @TheMsCJohnson
      @TheMsCJohnson 8 років тому +7

      +gelly beans She is so dope!!! If you youtube her earlier days, she's so powerful! She was on the Donahue show..... check out that clip.

  • @LTee313
    @LTee313 8 років тому +150

    I looked up to her when I was younger I had never seen someone speak so powerful and stand up for the total liberation of black people at that time. These were the days of Pac, Khalid Muhammad etc. She's been missed.

    • @robynhawkins1326
      @robynhawkins1326 5 років тому +4

      Remarkable!!!!

    • @septiawoman7687
      @septiawoman7687 5 років тому +10

      Through her, I found an outlet for my "big mouth" which has turned it out to serve me well in speaking to the black masses about our condition in this country. So, I thank Sista Souljah. She is one of the best in being a mentor!

    • @2012Shabazz
      @2012Shabazz 3 роки тому +3

      SHE REMOVED HERSELF FROM ALL THE BS! SHE ESCAPED THE BUFFOONERY...

    • @twanellis9466
      @twanellis9466 Рік тому

      Very intelligent woman

  • @kimmyd6832
    @kimmyd6832 5 років тому +33

    This woman is so eloquent. She is sitting there with no weave, no makeup and beautiful.

    • @F.REEDOM
      @F.REEDOM 5 років тому

      Correct. A natural woman!

  • @lilethio11
    @lilethio11 8 років тому +497

    We can call Angela a lot of things but we can't deny that she doesn't do her research, she's always up to date with listening to people's music and always makes the effort to read people's books.. Can't really say the same with Charlamagne and envy

    • @kevinmartin8177
      @kevinmartin8177 8 років тому +29

      +hanna said Salute!! I was thinking the same thing. I gained a lot of respect for her. Angela came prepared!

    • @lifestraight
      @lifestraight 8 років тому +53

      +hanna said She always been that way. A lot of the hate she gets is from misogynists and from followers who have seen its popular and easy to get likes by bashing Angela Yee. She has always been the most informed and more serious of the bunch,

    • @madmann1000
      @madmann1000 8 років тому +24

      +hanna said That's why I say these interviews wouldn't work without her. Charlamagne maybe funny, but he's all too consumed in himself and his ignorance. Envy is just there.

    • @friendswitdadealer
      @friendswitdadealer 8 років тому +19

      +hanna said that's very true. I used to talk shit about her cause I felt like she only focused on gossip when in reality she just focuses on whatever is going on with the guest they're interviewing. She's always the one Envy refers to when asking about the person's new book or album. Props to her for actually doing her job. Envy needs to step it up, and Charlamagne is nothing more than a character so we don't expect him to practice real journalism.

    • @lifestraight
      @lifestraight 8 років тому +4

      FriendsWit DaDealer
      Exactly. I been saying that about people who criticize her. She definitely never only focused on gossip.

  • @TruBlackMan
    @TruBlackMan 8 років тому +471

    This is why I love my black women!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! #TRUQUEEN

    • @OseeQuanKang
      @OseeQuanKang 8 років тому +1

      +Dready Zealot Constant thank you

    • @kindredone1
      @kindredone1 8 років тому +12

      Thank the Goddesses for men like you. We are so undervalued (as all my brown women are across the globe).

    • @fayetaylor1998
      @fayetaylor1998 8 років тому +5

      +Dready Zealot Constant Ha I think you took his comment a bit too literally. I Don't think he meant that in a "offensive" way or was focusing on her skin color. In this instance, saying "black women" was like saying, this is why I love "my sisters, African American women, etc." He meant it as a compliment. He just happen to say "black women" that's all.

    • @fayetaylor1998
      @fayetaylor1998 8 років тому +4

      Enlightened OriginalMan No problem my brother! You know White America and it's Colonization has taken it's toll on our people which causes the projections sometimes. That's why I try not to take things personally when I can see that some don't understand.

    • @TruBlackMan
      @TruBlackMan 8 років тому +4

      Faye Taylor Again another example of why I love my Black women!!!!!!!!!!!! You go Girl!!!!!!! (martin voice)

  • @peaceseeker9927
    @peaceseeker9927 8 років тому +68

    I love this sister's sincerity, consistency, and intellect.
    She's a rare breed.

  • @girlletsbereal5322
    @girlletsbereal5322 7 років тому +195

    I read her book when I was in the 11th grade and sent her an email. I was so shocked when she answered me. I love this woman

    • @eisham2002
      @eisham2002 4 роки тому

      what's her email. I would love to reach her?

    • @carolsimpson4422
      @carolsimpson4422 4 роки тому +2

      @@eisham2002 I believe her books have her contact information. She encourages readers to contact her.

    • @eisham2002
      @eisham2002 4 роки тому +1

      thank you for letting me know.

    • @Dimz30
      @Dimz30 3 роки тому

      I think its sistersouljah@sistersouljah.com

    • @Dimz30
      @Dimz30 3 роки тому +1

      @@eisham2002 i think its sistersouljah@sistersouljah.com

  • @fdmg
    @fdmg 8 років тому +153

    man.. she's way above their level.

    • @dubaisilkroute1882
      @dubaisilkroute1882 4 роки тому +1

      J. Jnz That is an understatement. :). Surprised they did not read the book in its entirety before the interview.

  • @78percent34
    @78percent34 8 років тому +792

    old school women sound so different from those of today

    • @Michaeltarantio87
      @Michaeltarantio87 8 років тому +4

      yup

    • @LeoSolo34
      @LeoSolo34 8 років тому +42

      Man bro you so right..... the disconnect from her generation to this generation is amazingly disappointing smh

    • @uh9842
      @uh9842 8 років тому +3

      how is her generation better than ours I dnt get it u guys sound dumb

    • @78percent34
      @78percent34 8 років тому +19

      Derreck Joseph why Waste time responding to dumb people

    • @uh9842
      @uh9842 8 років тому +1

      IAin't Nervous I don't get what ur saying. Are u trying to call me dumb or are u agreeing with me

  • @OWXMUSIC
    @OWXMUSIC 8 років тому +56

    Sister Souljah is the type of guest that are needed to be heard constantly.

  • @Rural8
    @Rural8 7 років тому +69

    This is an example of a beautiful black woman. She has true wisdom.

  • @suomanuunyango92
    @suomanuunyango92 8 років тому +204

    sister soulja needs to start a talk show. I would watch it all the time.

    • @Moneyjimmyloveproblem-1669
      @Moneyjimmyloveproblem-1669 5 років тому +1

      That a real world not a gossip..not to sound uptight about it

    • @opulence_prime
      @opulence_prime 4 роки тому +4

      She’s too impactful. It’s for her own safety she be out of the spotlight.

    • @DJaySplitSecond
      @DJaySplitSecond 4 роки тому

      She’s too dangerous to the narrow minded for that, the same with Chuck D and that’s why they always rejected his proposal for a talk show

    • @viviankankam9704
      @viviankankam9704 2 роки тому

      Idk if she's ever been given the offer. But who with the power to promote that & make it happen? Bet? Tyler Perry? 😶 Her life story on film alone wud resurrect the revolution!

    • @RaShonShannon-tr5ro
      @RaShonShannon-tr5ro 11 місяців тому +1

      Newsflash: The Arsenio Hall Show ended because of highly enlightened, knowledgeable guest such as The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan alone.

  • @PrettiestProblem
    @PrettiestProblem 8 років тому +113

    This is the one interview that has been interrupted this many times with ads. She speaks the truth! Makes you think...
    Such a beautiful sister! You can feel her spirit through her voice. I definitely gotta read this book!

    • @foreverflylove
      @foreverflylove 8 років тому

      +PrettiestProblem so true

    • @Casanova966
      @Casanova966 8 років тому

      +PrettiestProblem
      I want all of you that are apart of the young generation like I am that aren't familiar with this woman to type her name in the UA-cam Search Bar, and watch her old video's. When it comes to her speaking on Black Issues and Black Topics she is one of the most powerful, intelligent women you'll ever see.
      Wish more of our women were like this today.

    • @PrettiestProblem
      @PrettiestProblem 8 років тому +1

      +black god I'm very aware of this sister's journey back from no disrespect. I was raised in the NOI so people like this ignite my soul. Much love and respect

    • @Casanova966
      @Casanova966 8 років тому

      PrettiestProblem That's dope sis. That means you have a solid knowledge of self which all our brothers and sisters need during this time of war that we're in. I hope you're enlightening and spreading the information you have among our brothers and sisters that may not be as awake as you are.
      By the way, I never assumed that you don't know who Sista Souljah is. In my message I said "the young generation like I am that aren't familiar with this woman",
      so it was directed for anybody that may not know who she is.
      That's beautiful. Queens like you give me hope,
      hotep & love!

    • @PrettiestProblem
      @PrettiestProblem 8 років тому

      +black god absolutely! thank you for your words .

  • @cincyd1037
    @cincyd1037 8 років тому +125

    Sista Souljah used to give em hell in the late 80's and 90's. I remember her lectures and various talk show appearances.

    • @EastEZ82
      @EastEZ82 8 років тому +10

      She definitely did

    • @septiawoman7687
      @septiawoman7687 5 років тому +6

      The biggest point that those who really LISTENED to this sista should take away is to remember to use your OWN critical thinking.

    • @williamvstubmaniii9017
      @williamvstubmaniii9017 3 місяці тому

      She put everyone in their place back then.

  • @deejayfikes
    @deejayfikes 8 років тому +379

    The sad thing about charalamange's ingnorance is that he doesn't think he's ignorant.

    • @TJ-el2nz
      @TJ-el2nz 5 років тому +11

      Jabari F. He think he is so funny

    • @septiawoman7687
      @septiawoman7687 5 років тому +24

      I agree. There is a time to listen and to LEARN. And this is one of them. He should concentrate more on improving his interview skills.

    • @byronjones1214
      @byronjones1214 5 років тому +7

      Exactly

    • @lisaa6439
      @lisaa6439 4 роки тому +3

      Literally g

    • @abrafovictory7193
      @abrafovictory7193 4 роки тому +3

      You are so right

  • @CacheHampton
    @CacheHampton 8 років тому +55

    I don't see why there are any thumbs down likes on this interview weak minds are so intimidated it's crazy

  • @UnderratedTherapyPod
    @UnderratedTherapyPod 8 років тому +320

    Loved this interview! You're not boring Souljah! These kids need to know who you are!!!

    • @putteminthegame
      @putteminthegame 8 років тому +4

      Exactly

    • @1lyyou
      @1lyyou 8 років тому +6

      +Nastassja P yes!! I love her ! I always wondered what type of person she was. I'm glad I saw this interview

    • @williamconnor5988
      @williamconnor5988 6 років тому +2

      Souljah, a very intelligent young lady...and very deep.

  • @azizawho3059
    @azizawho3059 8 років тому +52

    I love this woman. She has impacted many young people in London. Had the hood reading books and thinking more.

  • @myprideandjoie
    @myprideandjoie 8 років тому +35

    I love her control in this interview.

  • @melissamshields
    @melissamshields 8 років тому +76

    Seldom are there interviews that nourish your mind and spirit, this was one. Loved this

  • @Sleepnasti
    @Sleepnasti 8 років тому +73

    Every word she speaks drags you in #blackexcellence

  • @earthlingcrusader1529
    @earthlingcrusader1529 8 років тому +57

    If you were born in the 70s or early 80s, you know who she is. I still remember watching her on Donahue.

    • @TaelurAlexis
      @TaelurAlexis 8 років тому +4

      I know who she is and I was born in 1996. Lol I've always known about her.

    • @TaelurAlexis
      @TaelurAlexis 8 років тому +2

      I know who she is and I was born in 1996. Lol I've always known about her.

    • @Jonesmarc1
      @Jonesmarc1 8 років тому +1

      +TaelurAlexis i was born in 96 too we got something in common

  • @quitopolodown9745
    @quitopolodown9745 8 років тому +8

    She is actually the reason of my enlightenment...Love this woman.

  • @stevenmctowelie681
    @stevenmctowelie681 8 років тому +49

    she defiantly wasn't throwing shade or ignoring charlamagne she just didn't respond or want to go off topic on some of the random stuff he said and why hasn't this got more views?

    • @ms.terrie5419
      @ms.terrie5419 8 років тому +11

      The millennials don't know Sistah Souljah or her body of work.

  • @SPONTANIOUS100
    @SPONTANIOUS100 8 років тому +39

    Definition of a queen. take notes little girls

  • @eazmc1
    @eazmc1 8 років тому +20

    Her energy says poet, writer, and author! Very relaxing voice, great insight and wisdom.

  • @tinatally3278
    @tinatally3278 8 років тому +198

    @09:55 Sista Souljah just issued "The Coldest Shade Ever" in CTG's direction. That lady ain't come there for those "shananigans" Joseline Hernandez voice.

    • @shalondab9754
      @shalondab9754 8 років тому +21

      +Tina Tally I swear. CTG is a fool. Its a time and place for jokes and this interview was definitely not the place for it.

    • @londonbanks3225
      @londonbanks3225 8 років тому +29

      Agreed. This nigga still tryna be funny and that's why Envy cut him off

    • @shalondab9754
      @shalondab9754 8 років тому

      London Banks yep!

    • @mrjasonshay
      @mrjasonshay 8 років тому +10

      +Tina Tally she wasn't paying him any mind , lol

    • @bluesteel8018
      @bluesteel8018 8 років тому

      You guys are reading into her and his dynamic wrong, there wasn't any shade
      She was just being herself, and he wasn't all that informed regarding her current state of affairs... Angela yee gets trashed in the comment section alot it seems like they're giving her a little bit more room to redeem herself with these pass couple interviews

  • @lefamohapi551
    @lefamohapi551 7 років тому +26

    She is a real role model!! believe me it is the first time i heard of her!!

  • @tbapremier1
    @tbapremier1 8 років тому +315

    I would love for her to be more visible. This current generation is missing a woman's brilliance like hers. But let's get into how she was NOT feeling Charlamane at ALL. She barely looked at him at all during the whole interview.

    • @mercedes0602
      @mercedes0602 8 років тому +21

      I noticed that, too! She didn't really seem to engage Charlamagne at all. Sometimes he can be rude and interrupt people while they're talking.

    • @australiamak2488
      @australiamak2488 8 років тому +41

      charlamagne didn't really engage her with effective questions. It seemed to me that they let Angela take the lead on this one. Plus, at times it seemed as though charlamagne didn't do effective research. He got the number of books she wrote wrong, and misquoted her. So really wouldn't expect for her to engage him. Especially after she mentioned that she saw the discussion about booty eating.

    • @shalondab9754
      @shalondab9754 8 років тому +2

      +tbapremier1 agreed

    • @darvinmumphery2828
      @darvinmumphery2828 8 років тому +5

      Alot of people who come on the breakfast club such as juvenile,turk,trick daddy n others down south artists envy sit back n dont say too much at all

    • @darvinmumphery2828
      @darvinmumphery2828 8 років тому +4

      some people just dont vibe with each others

  • @kay8573
    @kay8573 8 років тому +48

    Just excellent... I can spend hours lost in her verbal and literary words. Legendary rarerity.

    • @srianna0416
      @srianna0416 8 років тому +1

      Moment of silence was really good, can't wait for the next one.

  • @Powerfulblkstories
    @Powerfulblkstories 8 років тому +390

    If you can put up a rainbow flag, surely you all at The Breakfast Club can put up a red, black and green flag. Love you Souljah.

    • @onlyyahknows8712
      @onlyyahknows8712 8 років тому +16

      for real. smh

    • @Lilmimina
      @Lilmimina 8 років тому +10

      exactly

    • @tbapremier1
      @tbapremier1 8 років тому +31

      True! But in order for that to happen you have to have the consciousness of the red black and green flag. I can't say any of them possess that to any degree. They promote what they identify with and its the 🌈

    • @Lilmimina
      @Lilmimina 8 років тому +2

      +tbapremier1 right my sista

    • @onlyyahknows8712
      @onlyyahknows8712 8 років тому +12

      tbapremier1 if none of them have the consciousness to do so why do they invite people like soulja up there? its baffling.
      Further more why do people like my sister not tell them to take that shit down whilst they are interviewed?
      I already know this club is full of bs but we as a people also need to speak up more to the things we accept and dont accept and forget sponsors if they dont like it.

  • @tlovespeaksss
    @tlovespeaksss 8 років тому +13

    "I had the love of the people and I loved the people..." preach my sista! Sista Soulja is legendary

  • @MsANAIT
    @MsANAIT 8 років тому +27

    I wish this interview was longer. Love when they have people on with something real to say

  • @millionaireunknown1
    @millionaireunknown1 8 років тому +341

    Charlamagne keep quiet. You do not have to always act ghetto for ratings for interviews like this. Save that for Trick Daddy.

    • @TheJoshua9965
      @TheJoshua9965 8 років тому +6

      Exactly.

    • @mattadrev471
      @mattadrev471 8 років тому +12

      +millionaireunknown1 hahahahahaha save it for Dem Franchise Boys

    • @millionaireunknown1
      @millionaireunknown1 8 років тому +14

      +Matt Whitmire Exactly. Save that for Migos and Young Thug.

    • @bearandlai3413
      @bearandlai3413 8 років тому +3

      Exactly

    • @denettafagan5919
      @denettafagan5919 8 років тому +49

      +millionaireunknown1 I agree. Notice she ignored him when he started to get ignorant. This woman is far too intelligent for that.

  • @cherrygal.88
    @cherrygal.88 8 років тому +75

    I like the fact that Angela Yee can be ratchet and funny in some interviews but then she can switch it up and give wisdom and show that she is an educated lady. That's how it should be a balance of both. Sister Souljah is a wise woman and I enjoy her books.

    • @Smartkid2387
      @Smartkid2387 4 роки тому +4

      She knows it's a time and a place. CTG is just very ignorant sometimes

  • @tammysoulful
    @tammysoulful 8 років тому +19

    I love Sister Souljah. She knows SO much. You stand to learn something from her every time she speaks. If you haven't been to one of her book signings/group talks, PLEASE GO. And get your books signed while you're at it. She writes these personal messages in them that speak to your soul. She just KNOWS.
    And shout out to The Breakfast Club . They have a chemistry and history up there that's UNMATCHED! They have some of the best interviews!

    • @DevinHaley1278
      @DevinHaley1278 7 років тому +2

      Tammy S. I have been a couple of times. love her character and she is very down to earth

  • @viralbuthow000
    @viralbuthow000 8 років тому +32

    So honest and beautiful and well spoken.

  • @alricasheppard2636
    @alricasheppard2636 8 років тому +65

    The coldest winter ever was my ish

  • @coolasstuck8606
    @coolasstuck8606 8 років тому +71

    Envy speaking from his shallow bubble again: the Sister says she was friends with Doug E. Fresh, and his automatic response is "Oh, you was a club girl!" He's such a loser. Not monetarily, but as a human being.

  • @mchammer157
    @mchammer157 8 років тому +187

    I'm so happy a black person finally said it what have the Clintons done for black ppl nothing!!!

    • @TheJoshua9965
      @TheJoshua9965 8 років тому

      Me too

    • @gurdyghost
      @gurdyghost 8 років тому +1

      Exactly.

    • @Casanova966
      @Casanova966 8 років тому +3

      +Marlon Green
      I want all of you that are apart of the young generation like I am that aren't familiar with this woman to type her name in the UA-cam Search Bar, and watch her old video's. When it comes to her speaking on Black Issues and Black Topics she is one of the most powerful, intelligent women you'll ever see.
      Wish more of our women were like this today.

    • @PleaseBeDumb
      @PleaseBeDumb 8 років тому +12

      The Clintons passed a lot of laws against black folk, including systematic oppression. They're horrible. That's why they try to make it look like they're good with black ppl now, cuz of how many wrongs they've done.

    • @tgerard3860
      @tgerard3860 8 років тому

      +Marlon Green peace bruh.

  • @channingpeterson87
    @channingpeterson87 8 років тому +4

    My Dad (R.I.P) READ everything,he was very intelligent/intellectual. He always schooled me on everything about any subject in life and I then began reading myself as a young child and teaching myself about any and everything. Now as a 20 something year old I can be amongst whomever and engage in the conversation. When you don't read you are considered ignorant and even worse as a young Black Man or Woman. Knowledge is THE KEY TO EVERYTHING !!!

  • @MrChoirDirector87
    @MrChoirDirector87 8 років тому +33

    Sister Souljah LEGEND

  • @KEVINTMOORE
    @KEVINTMOORE 8 років тому +13

    man i love the sista. her books are off the chain and her spirit is so pure. this is one of the best interviews yall did up to date

  • @terryloveworld
    @terryloveworld 8 років тому +16

    she is so soft spoken i love her energy

  • @katrina8822
    @katrina8822 8 років тому +11

    THAT WAS THEY BEST INTERVIEW THE BREAKFAST CLUB HAS EVER DONE. SISTAH SOULJAH IS A TRUE AND REAL AND POSITIVE AND INSPIRING AND SMART BLACK WOMAN.

  • @brandyreedy5398
    @brandyreedy5398 8 років тому +15

    Very inspiring woman. Lets all get out in our communities & help. There are homeless teens, women, & men EVERYWHERE who need guidance toward resources help & just someone to listen!

  • @African_Melody
    @African_Melody 8 років тому +16

    She is actually lovely. What a beautiful interview. Blessings to her.

  • @lynai-nailaw8665
    @lynai-nailaw8665 8 років тому +65

    I have to catch up on her books. Probably once this semester is over. This semester has me so stressed

    • @BreeScott25
      @BreeScott25 8 років тому +19

      +Lynai-Nai Law cool, keep your head high. I know how stressful school can be especially college. Blessings to you on your future success. 💯

    • @macsauce7178
      @macsauce7178 8 років тому +5

      Girl don't be telling people what school you attend.... Could've just got stalker.

    • @lynai-nailaw8665
      @lynai-nailaw8665 8 років тому +1

      +mIchaela burton who says I told the truth?? 😜

    • @lynai-nailaw8665
      @lynai-nailaw8665 8 років тому +1

      bre scott Thanks!!!!

    • @cassiebrittany4419
      @cassiebrittany4419 8 років тому +3

      Oh my gosh RIGHT!!!!!! These semesters are so stressful that I don't even have time to read :( but I can say that I'm reading Midnight and the meaning of love and it's SOOOOOOO GOOOOOOOD!!!!!!!!!! I honestly can't put it down and it's a pretty big book. About 603 pages and I'm halfway through ^_^

  • @mariamk7828
    @mariamk7828 4 роки тому +7

    I love how she speaks. Very articulated and clear. She own wat she says

  • @808sndHeartAke
    @808sndHeartAke 8 років тому +6

    she is comfortable in her skin and speaks her truth! i absolutely adore this queen 😌

  • @jesushateswood
    @jesushateswood 8 років тому +69

    Sista Soujah ain't no joke. She's like, 'no HBO you are NOT keeping my intellectual property. Here's your money. F*ck you.' // If she hadn't they could have hired another writer, done a rewrite and turned her characters into white folks.

  • @rodjulius2745
    @rodjulius2745 8 років тому +93

    People say alot of bad things about Yee but she's a very smart woman and very respectful

  • @zamzam7181
    @zamzam7181 8 років тому +15

    Our kids are dying mentally dying emotionally dying spiritually dying academically dying period!!!!!kids go and do your research on this great lady

  • @DuhhItsHolly
    @DuhhItsHolly 4 роки тому +7

    This Living Legend Needs More Praise, A Lot Of Convos And Love Needs To Be Resurrected....We Need Her Nurture💙

  • @psyourauntie
    @psyourauntie 8 років тому +12

    This is what I'm talking about!! She bought her shit back!! I love it!

  • @diamondsandfuzzyslippers1429
    @diamondsandfuzzyslippers1429 4 роки тому +3

    Sister Souljah can tell me a story anytime. I’ve read all of her books and will always read what she offers.

  • @eugenereynolds5031
    @eugenereynolds5031 8 років тому +12

    This was an awesome interview; She drooped jewels when she said artists should hook up with activist in the community to give back. Much respect....

  • @khensuahabuhetepre1372
    @khensuahabuhetepre1372 4 роки тому +3

    I admire her she should be rewarded next hip hop award show and given her due for fighting for us ,inspiring us and giving us her truth n our truth ,we need her now more then ever ,!

    • @ht5997
      @ht5997 Рік тому

      Icon award I hope

  • @weslee5621
    @weslee5621 8 років тому +8

    Sister Souljah is so brilliant and a very wise young woman!!! We need more like her!

  • @ShayProds17
    @ShayProds17 8 років тому +3

    Her voice is so calming, genuine, and authentic. I've known about her since I was very young, but hearing this interview made me feel she was talking to me directly. I felt that I got to know her (a little bit) for myself.

  • @derekswartz1247
    @derekswartz1247 8 років тому +24

    how to get your kids read.
    1. read a book
    2. tell them read same book
    3.quiz them on the book
    4.if they fail they not getting no xmas gift
    5.or birthday gift.
    6.why did they fail?
    7.cus they didnt read.
    thats how to get your kids to read

    • @FunnyTown872
      @FunnyTown872 8 років тому

      Exactly!!

    • @derekswartz1247
      @derekswartz1247 8 років тому

      *****
      did you read what i wrote..... not just xmas but birthdays and shit like that. and im not bribing im motivating them so they will growing loving books. and i hate christmas too

    • @ContextReallyMatters
      @ContextReallyMatters 7 років тому +3

      derek swartz I got a love for reading because of a love for Pizza Hut personal pan pizzas. They used to have a program where if you did so many book reports on books from their list, you got a free pizza. Also, I had a teacher who would read a chapter every week but by the end of school the book wasn't finished so I finished it over the summer.

    • @opulence_prime
      @opulence_prime 4 роки тому

      Jason Stewart 😂😂😂 I remember those days.

  • @IMSOUK
    @IMSOUK 8 років тому +5

    this is the FIRST Time in a long Time I have seen an actual Respectable Woman on this show! Most of the women come on here and just gossip and turn up, its mad to think that they are mothers. Respect to this lady. And you know when someone with respect os on this show because you hardly get interruptions and foolish questions because they dont entertain it.

  • @angelica21290
    @angelica21290 8 років тому +58

    She's awesome! She's been awesome! Great interview. Charlemagne stay trying to lead conversations to sex...He doesn't have much intellectually to say. Props to Sistah for intellectually swerving his ass.

  • @slaughter4292
    @slaughter4292 8 років тому +15

    That was probably the best interview they have ever done

  • @quinneezimmerman3802
    @quinneezimmerman3802 8 років тому +5

    Man, I so appreciated everything about this interview... she is apart of a small group of women who I adore and admire...

  • @rianhart1171
    @rianhart1171 8 років тому +12

    OMG!!! I love her, The Coldest Winter Ever was my all time favorite book from her😍💗

  • @phobbs999
    @phobbs999 8 років тому +10

    loved this interview, need more women like her in the world....

  • @MadameLadyM
    @MadameLadyM 8 років тому +8

    I love this woman. She has a beautiful heart.

  • @mercedes0602
    @mercedes0602 8 років тому +12

    This was a beautiful interview. I love Sister Souljah and what she promotes!

  • @AshleYYYMusic
    @AshleYYYMusic 8 років тому +9

    Yes God!🙏🏽 Love her & what she stands for. So eloquent & intelligent. Such a lady 😍

  • @MiillieMesh
    @MiillieMesh 7 років тому +21

    Stopping this vid midway, to go buy her book/s.

  • @friendswitdadealer
    @friendswitdadealer 8 років тому +62

    DJ Envy seems to never know the background of any guest they have on, especially the "intellectual" guests they have on the show.

    • @TaelurAlexis
      @TaelurAlexis 8 років тому +3

      All he has to do is read their Wikipedia article and watch some UA-cam videos lol

    • @2012Shabazz
      @2012Shabazz 3 роки тому

      ENVY ONLY KNOWS HOW TO HUSTLE HOUSES...

  • @lllandp9325
    @lllandp9325 3 роки тому +2

    I ❤️ Sister Soulja, ty gurl. I never read one book by choice in my life, I always wished I was like those people who’d get a good book and lay on the couch and read. I was 15 and someone gave me THE COLDEST WINTER EVER, for once in my life I couldn’t wait to get home and turn the to the next page. I locked myself in my room, got my Pringle’s, laid on the floor and read, for once I felt empowered, smart and part of a world where I wasn’t alone, there was someone out there going through my same adversaries and spoke a language that I’d spoke. Thank you SISTER SOULJA, I wish u peace and love😘😘😘

  • @cocochristy4529
    @cocochristy4529 8 років тому +81

    so...trick daddy gets almost an hour to talk about his drug addiction to woo's and how he still living the street life but sister souljah gets half an hour. that makes a whole lotta since

    • @ms.terrie5419
      @ms.terrie5419 8 років тому +2

      *sense..... I agree 💯

    • @cocochristy4529
      @cocochristy4529 8 років тому +2

      ty damn auto-correct

    • @user-zy2kz2eu5k
      @user-zy2kz2eu5k 8 років тому +6

      +coco christy Sad but True. She spoke more words of wisdom in that half an hour then Trick did in a hour. That was awesome!

    • @macsauce7178
      @macsauce7178 8 років тому +5

      They aren't given a amount of time..... The schedule how long they wanna be there or their. Manager or the person in charge of their press run tells them it's time to warp it up so they can go to another interview. I understand you want more but it's not all the breakfast club.

  • @ThatOneHaitianGirl
    @ThatOneHaitianGirl 5 років тому +8

    *“Your Books Is Like Crack Sista Soulja”* Such A Beautifully , Soft - Spoken , Intelligent Melanated Woman 🖤

  • @CesarClouds
    @CesarClouds 3 роки тому +2

    First heard about her in the 90s and just realized she's become a successful novelist, congratulations Sister Souljah.

  • @quinten4214
    @quinten4214 6 років тому +26

    Ava Duverney should do a movie on her.

    • @SylentONE
      @SylentONE 4 роки тому +1

      That's a terrible idea.
      Ava is a white supremacist in black face

    • @sofrshsocln4
      @sofrshsocln4 4 роки тому

      @trufiend138 The Way They See Us?

  • @arealiaspates4680
    @arealiaspates4680 5 років тому +3

    I read a comment once that said “Angela yees questions always involve herself” & now everytime I watch a video I cannot UNnotice that she definitely does that 😭😭😭

  • @LaTaye2
    @LaTaye2 8 років тому +69

    holy shit!!!!! wow breakfast club is fucking killin it...

    • @TheJoshua9965
      @TheJoshua9965 8 років тому +27

      My thoughts exactly. I don't know who the Director is for the TBC but damn give that man a raise.

    • @PleaseBeDumb
      @PleaseBeDumb 8 років тому

      +Joshua McRae!!!!!!

    • @MissTreStar
      @MissTreStar 8 років тому +1

      +Joshua McRae or Woman👍🏾

    • @TheJoshua9965
      @TheJoshua9965 8 років тому +1

      +trevanne howell or woman

  • @DCsWiseMan
    @DCsWiseMan 3 роки тому +1

    Some people you just observe and listen to, Sistah Soulja’s name rings bells, it’s almost surreal seeing her there, much respect and admiration for this beautiful Queen

  • @emailwells9557
    @emailwells9557 3 роки тому +1

    Brilliant, well spoken, and though provoking. I loved her work since I was a kid. Just glad God gave me the opportunity to watch her display her gift.

  • @DlVirgin
    @DlVirgin 8 років тому +84

    there's something very "octavia spencer" about her

    • @Senga28
      @Senga28 8 років тому +3

      +DlVirgin Very.

  • @funprints1
    @funprints1 7 років тому +16

    284K views for an interview to feed your brain...
    10 million views for mindless gyration videos...
    This is why we are where we are as a people

  • @hecalledmeout
    @hecalledmeout 8 років тому

    I had a complete paradigm shift when I began listening to this woman's speeches back in the day. She represents us well. She is the type of person that you just sit down with and listen to- you don't do a whole lot of interjecting. Just listen and allow her to impart wisdom to you.

  • @mayasfreebird1527
    @mayasfreebird1527 8 років тому +2

    I love Sistah Soulja to life... she speaks from the perspective of our generation with the wisdom of our ancestors #wisewomen

  • @FlawlessVictory77
    @FlawlessVictory77 8 років тому +5

    If y'all ain't read her books then y'all need to get on it she a great author

  • @shanisha0730
    @shanisha0730 8 років тому +12

    You can tell the interviews they have where Ye can shine more . Great interview breakfast club

  • @EvaAnika
    @EvaAnika 8 років тому +2

    This is excellent. She's a great interviewee. I love that I grew up looking up to SS and seeing her on TV. Her parents clearly did a phenomenal job for her to start so young and be so self-assured. People for some reason are pleasantly surprised that she's so articulate now, BUT SHE'S SUPPOSED TO BE! SHE'S GROWN! The true amazement is that she could have given the SAME interview 30 years ago.

  • @Kanarrlarique
    @Kanarrlarique 8 років тому +2

    One of the best interviews ever. She took control in this interview and I'm glad. She had a lot to say and I heard everything. I'm inspired

  • @Chris512B
    @Chris512B 4 роки тому +7

    We need her voice in 2020

  • @rrogers2370
    @rrogers2370 8 років тому +30

    she didn't come on there for that "booty ate" talk ...this is business. Get out of the interview if you want to act like a clown. You didn't talk like that with minister farrakhan.

  • @Casanova966
    @Casanova966 8 років тому +1

    I want all of you that are apart of the young generation like I am that aren't familiar with this woman to type her name in the UA-cam Search Bar, and watch her old video's. When it comes to her speaking on Black Issues and Black Topics she is one of the most powerful, intelligent women you'll ever see.
    Wish more of our women were like this today.

  • @zamiyyahlebron5135
    @zamiyyahlebron5135 4 роки тому +1

    I 💚 u Sister! I'm reading your first book and it's my first book of yours that I'm reading, I can honestly say you truly have a beautiful mind and I'm so appreciative to have had the opportunity to read your book! I'll tell you this love, I cant put the book down I'm truly in love with your writing and your mind, we definitely need more minds and hearts that see and think like yours. I 💕U sister!