HELL YOU TALMBOUT - Janelle Monae f. Wondaland Records (video)
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2015
- Janelle Monae f. Jidenna, Wondaland Records
HELL YOU TALMBOUT - (video)
Directed by BlackIce Bell
Starring:
Rio the Rtist
Supernova
Shiloh Bloodworth
Grip:
Chuck Singleton
BlackIce Bell - Розваги
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Malcolm Gladwell brought me here. His audiobook “Talking to Strangers” tells the story of Sandra Bland, and the song plays in between chapters.
Me too
@@dianbaker222 Me too! Powerful.
Me too !!
Me three
Me too. You can't listen to this song and not feel it in your bones.
David Byrne brought me here. He is performing this song as a second encore on his latest tour. This is a powerful and simple masterpiece, and I'm grateful to the artist who wrote it. May there come a day no one has to write songs like this again. "Silence is the enemy and sound is the weapon." Indeed.
me paso exactamente lo mismo luego de ver el show de Byrne en Buenos Aires. La canción es muy potente...
David Byrne brought me here also....powerful song as the finale to the setlist. The message is clear and obvious. I don't know the names but will make sure I learn about them and say their names...
What the hell?! We only got one encore! DB brought me here too :)
He does it in his Broadway concert- the whole audience called the names. It was fantastic.
I also saw American Utopia on Broadway and it was an amazing rendition of this important piece. Glad we are finding our wayback to the source.
Breonna Taylor, say her name. Breonna Taylor, say her name. Won't you say her name.
If this song got remade today, it would be about 20 minutes long.
There are so many names, more like 1,000 hours long😔
Longer than that @Patrick Linton
:( Please may this list become FINITE, starting today. No more.
It should have been 30 minutes long back in 2015...
@@crazysexycurvy2019 def missed a lot of names. 2013-2020. 2,024 black lives lost to the hands of police.
Breonna Taylor,
SAY HER NAME
Ahmaud Arbery
SAY HIS NAME
George Floyd
SAY HIS NAME
REST IN POWER
David McAtee
SAY HIS NAME
Tony McDade
SAY HIS NAME
Duane Wright.
SAY HIS NAME
Ma'khia Bryant
SAY HER NAME
Tamir Rice
SAY his name
Came here from Malcolm Gladwell. He lauds the song on the audio of his new book, Talking with Strangers. I hadn't heard of the song before, but I'm glad I listened to it. Powerful stuff.
Came here to say this.
George Floyd, say his name. George Floyd, say his name.
George Floyd, say his name.
George Floyd say his name
George Floyd, say his name
George Floyd, say his name
George Floyd
As soon as I heard of the tragic loss of Ahmaud Arbery I thought of this song. Just want to write this and say his name.
AHMAUD ARBERY - SAY HIS NAME
Ahmaud Arbery, say his name
George Floyd, say his name
Breonna Taylor, say her name
Won't you say their names
Found this song from Talking to Strangers!!! Gives me chills! Great song. Bless y'all.
This is how I found this song too. So glad I listened to that audiobook and ventured my way over here. Powerful message.
Magic 🕺😵💫 protest song
I heard this or a recent protest, had no idea janelle wrote this. Powerful
I just saw David Byrne last night. The encore song was "Hell You Talmbout" with added names, with Janelle's permission. This song needs to be sung; thank you for this video. The arts help to keep us sane in this tragic time. More artists (dancers, writers, musicians, actors, visual artists) need to make social justice art. Artists have the ability to create powerful works of art to make visible the horrors of society.
What does it feel like to have all that white guilt?
@@flipflap4673 that made zero amount of sense. Please be kind and rewind so you can fit those tires back on your canoe.
I cry every time I hear this song...... Lord HELP US!
tanham007 Glad I'm not the only one!
David Bryne updated this song for Coachella. I started to cry.
I just saw Byrne in Nashville at the Ryman and he closed second encore with this song.
It was powerful.
And here we are in 2020 and the list is longer and I cry too sis. 😢
Malcolm Gladwell’s newest book features this song! I had never heard of it! So glad to know it now! Thank you Malcolm and Janelle for immortalizing the lives of the voiceless!
Too many more names since this song was published.
there needs to be a new updated song for today 2020
Unfortunately..
@@TheBlackNarrative there is this, from 1999. ua-cam.com/video/NRnqwhCe2TE/v-deo.html
So fracking pissed and sad this week. Especially that this is happening every damn day to so many who go unnamed.
Great powerful song, and video! Needs more views!
I remember Janelle and the Wonderland family did this last year at the #EephusTour in Philadelphia and I cried my eyes out…. I WILL FOREVER APPRECIATE THIS SONG.
silence is the enemy and that sound is the weapon!
Say their name!!!!
Elijah McClain! Say his Name! Say his Name! Say his Name!!
Since I hear this on BBC 6 music I have not been able to get it out of my head. Why is this not number one around the world? So powerful.
Stunning. And so heartbreaking. Almost 5 years ago. And how many more names.
I don't know why, but I teared up too. Maybe because this was so powerful. We are all connected like Amel Larrieux said "every time one of goes down , it's like I'm looking at my own blood on the ground". Great piece...too bad it wasn't more widely shared.
fudge it...old white englishman here.......and all these HUMAN BEINGS need remembering..................until some of theses stories are history nothing is fair...............i have so much to say but might be inditcted (a word i dont know) need to carry this on
GENERAL DEFINITIONS. "Talmbout" is one spelling of a word that represents the African American Vernacular English pronunciation of the words "talking" followed by the word "about".
George Floyd - SAY HIS NAME
George Floyd - SAY HIS NAME
Say his name! Say his name!
WOW! Such an amazing and powerful song.#STOPTHEVOILENCE#BLACKLIVESMATTER.
George Floyd, I want to say his name as I sit here and think about him and his family. Say his name and May he Rest In Peace
Here. Here. Absolute madness. Such sadness.
✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽💕💕💕
George Floyd. Such innocence. It's not like he did something wrong and shit just escalated. He was picked at random and murdered solely because he was black 🤔
Preach brother ✊🏾
As sad as it is he was not a good person he pointed a gun at a pregnant lady and went to prison for it he was also cheating on his wife
Has this really only been seen 115,000 times? This is epic music.
POWERFUL✊🏾
Just saw David Byrne and his fantastic group on Broadway October 28, 2021. This song brought tears to my eyes as my friends and I said their names. I hope we see justice for Ahmaud Arbery. Thank you David Byrne for a very thoughtful and emotional evening.
Malcolm Gladwell brought me here. Goosebumps!
Only 215k views?! This should be a PSA played on all channels twice a week. At the same time.
This gives me chills each and every time I see it. Praying for my people, but God helps those who help themselves. We need to reunite.
The despair and anger in this song will echo through the ages. It makes break down weeping every time...
SAY HIS NAME
SAY HER NAME
B.L.M
✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿
Such a powerful song. I came across it while searching for songs that provoke social change and this one was just amazing.
that WOMAN....omg! raising POWER like that. Ase'
I cry every time.
DAUNTE WRIGHT! Say his name! DAUNTE WRIGHT! Say his name! DAUNTE WRIGHT! Say his name! DAUNTE WRIGHT! Won't you say his name???
The first 40 second of drumming are so good. Does anyone know more artists/playlists that feature this style?
this need more attention
Was watching a David Byrne concert and he did a version of this. I had to look up the original.
I just heard this for the first time. Wow!
Powerful. This is amazing and should have more views.
SHARE IT, often!!!I have had a f-ing nough
Long live Sean Bell!
SANDRA BLAND SAY HER NAME!!!!! Rip to all these people 😢
fantastic video! the message is clear. #REVOLUTION
This song is really catchy and will be in our heads all day now lol
I heard this the other day at one of the BLM protests in Portland and couldn’t believe I never heard this song before. Absolutely heartbreaking when you look at where we are 5 years later.
This song .... should not .... be .... so .... long. Dear Lord.
WOW!
Powerful!
Powerful. Beautiful. I love that David Byrne incorporated this in his recent work. I wish he had found a way to include the originals.
This needs to be updated, remade, and played everyday...until we add no more names.
" I'm with us rather we right or wrong" -lil baby 🖤✊🏾🖤✊🏾🖤✊🏾🖤✊🏾🖤✊🏾🖤✊🏾🖤✊🏾🖤✊🏾
i know this song because of a cover david byrne brought of this number yesterday at ghent jazz festival, both cover and original are super intense
I love this so much, great work
Botham Jean. SAY HIS NAME.
Tony McDade. SAY HIS NAME.
Love this song
The cops keep adding verses to this fucking song even today
CHARLENNA LYLES - SAY HER NAMEEEEEE .
this video would be like an hour long now
I have heard this song so many times. Karen Hunter brought me here.
i'll never forget i went out to some club in nyc and this came on
Loved it! Awesome!
Powerful.
The four people who took the time to dislike this need to take that deconstructive energy and put it towards helping humanity!!! SMDH
It is a constructive comment, I agree. And I'm not sure why someone would down vote this song.
Now 84. Disgusting.
@@MrShivBoom ill make it 85
@@ek2614 Good for you
The power of melanin how they can take on differences. I love you guys for this.. thank you for this I see the truth and your talent too.
This is awesome!
David Byrne brought me here. This is so powerful. I am not a churchgoer, but this brought me to the alter of respect, homage, anger, change, and hope.
Outstanding. Great Job.
I love this song
September 2017...everyday, we're adding names to say. We will never forget.
Amen. Thank You Sir. God Bless You and Yours...
This is so powerful it touched my ❤️ I love this keep doing what you are doing 💪🏽
So powerful! I tear up every time I listen
it brings tears to my eyes for the tragedy but it also bring tears of eyes for joy that the generation is getting it together Because they do not want their future messed up with all this ignorance that's going on from today and from the past
Such a powerful messagel!!!
This is so powerful I love this I say their names ✊🏽✊🏿❤️
From 2020-21
Say their names ✊🏽
Albert Lee Hughes was killed on Jan. 15, 2020 in Lawrenceville, Ga. Officers claim Hughes was “armed with a chair,” but no body camera footage was released.
Jaquyn O’Neill Light was killed on Jan. 29, 2020. He was 20 years old, known to his friends and family as “Beef” and had four brothers and one sister.
Barry Gedeus was killed on March 6, 2020. He was 27 years old and described as a loving man whose motto was “get right with God.”
Donnie Sanders was killed on March 12, 2020 in Kansas City, Mo. He was 47 years old and was described as protective and fun to hang out with.
Mychal Johnson was killed on March 20, 2020 in Tallahassee, Fla. He was 31 years old and a graphic engineer. Johnson enjoyed reading, playing video games and working on the computer.
Fred Brown was killed on April 23, 2020 in North Las Vegas, Nev. He was 34 years old.
Shaun Lee Fuhr was killed on May 1, 2020 in Seattle, Wash. He was 24 years old and a father.
Maurice Gordon was killed on May 23, 2020 in Bass River, N.J. He was 28 years old. Gordon was studying chemistry at Dutchess Community College. He was described as a warrior and someone who would lay his blood down for others to stand.
Dion Johnson was 28 when he was killed on May 25, 2020 in Phoenix, Ariz. He was one of five siblings and the father to a 14-year-old daughter. Johnson was described as a “mama’s boy,” a music lover and was well-liked by everyone he met. He was described as being in the process of turning his life around after jail time when he was killed.
Robert D’Lon Harris was killed on June 25, 2020 in Vinta, Okla. He was 34 years old. He was a loving brother, son and uncle. His family called him the life of the party, someone that knew no strangers and the protector of his family and friends.
Julian Edward Roosevelt Lewis was killed on Aug. 7, 2020. He worked as a carpenter. Lewis left a widow, Betty Lewis, behind. “He was too good to die as he did,” she said.
Kurt Andras Reinhold was 42 years old when he was killed on Sept. 23, 2020. He suffered from mental illness and was homeless at the time of his death. His family is fighting for justice over his killing.
Mickel Erich Lewis was 39 years old when he was killed on Oct. 2, 2020. He was driving with his girlfriend and her two teenage daughters at the time of his death.
Jonathan Price was killed on Oct. 3, 2020. Price was 31 years old at the time of his death, and was trying to stop a domestic dispute. “He helped everybody in his community and had a big heart and spirit,” his mother said of him.
Anthony Jones was killed on Oct. 12, 2020. “He used to bring strays home, and he used to play with his toys. I still remember and envision him as that same lovable little boy,” his aunt said of him.
Marcellis Stinnette was 19 years old when he was killed on Oct. 20, 2020. He was with his girlfriend and the mother of his child, who was also injured.
Andre Maurice Hill was killed on Dec. 22, 2020 in Columbus, Ohio. Andre was 47 years old, had a passion for cooking and was trained in hotel restaurant management and culinary arts. He was a loving father, grandfather and uncle.
Amir Johnson was killed on Aug. 6 2020. He 30 years old and had been mourning the death of his fiancée.
Rayshard Brooks was killed on June 12, 2020. He was married for eight years and had three daughters and a stepson.
Wilbon Cleveland Woodard was killed on May 19, 2020 in Tallahassee, Fla. Woodward was 69 years old when he was killed. Police claimed he was armed, but no details or body camera footage were ever released.
Yassin Mohamed was suffering from a mental health crisis at the time of his death on May 9, 2020.
Casey Goodson Jr. was killed on Dec. 4, 2020 in Columbus, Ohio. Goodson was 23 years old, described as a good man who worked at Gap, loved his family and being a big brother.
2021
Carl Dorsey III was killed minutes into the new year on Jan. 1, 2021 in Newark, N.J. Dorsey was a father to four children - three biological and one adopted - worked as a trucker and was planning to start a trucking business named after his children.
Patrick Lynn Warren was 52 years old when he was killed on Jan. 10, 2021. He was having mental health issues and had voluntarily gone to a hospital the day before.
Jenoah Donald was 30 years old when he was killed on Feb. 4, 2021 in Hazel Dell, Wash. His mother and brother remember him as a loving man who worked all his life to overcome mental illness, learning disorders and substance abuse. He liked to come up with mechanical projects and go camping.
Daverion Kinard was killed just hours before his 29th birthday on Feb. 14, 2021.
Arnell States was killed on Feb. 20, 2021 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. States was 39 years old and a father of three.
Donovon W. Lynch was killed on March 26, 2021 in Virginia Beach, Va. Lynch was 25 years old. Lynch loved basketball, football, playing pool and fashion. He was a volunteer and member of Faith World Ministries.
Adam Toledo was killed on March 29, 2021. He was 13 years old, loved to play with Legos, say funny jokes and make others laugh. Adam’s mother says he dreamed of being a police officer.
Daunte Wright was killed on April 11, 2021 in Brooklyn Center, Minn. Daunte Wright was described as a caring uncle and a wonderful father. He had an “amazing smile” and liked to drive around and listen to music “just like your average 20-year-old.”
SAY THEIR NAMES
REST IN POWER ✊🏽
All I can say is damn! This is powerful.
Whoaaaaaaa...powerful with little to no words!
beautiful!!!
As relevant as ever. I’m so sad and angry.
I like the song but I wish the video had photos of these people whose names you say, instead of just seeing the artists the entire time. I do like seeing the artists but we need to see the victims too
Hey. I hear you. But I think it’s a really good opportunity for us as the people who are watching to truly engage by researching and learning about all these names. It’s a LOT of energy to connect with the energy of these lost ones and channel it into a piece of art. This is already a significant offering and honouring.
If you wanna go down that rabbit hole, you can also say "why didn't they include all the murder scenes too." This is an art piece raising awareness. Not a documentary.
Mighty Google can give you all the photos you want. It is a creative music video.
That’d be too sad 😞
I doubt anyone would stop you if you edited it to include the pictures, and add the ....... Updates? The constant updates.... I'd admire your work. It'd be heart wrenching work
Came here from listening to the Talking to Strangers audio book. Sandra Bland 💔
Simply Awesome! :)
Great job guys. thanks
David Byrne covers this in Utopia on Broadway with permission.
SIMPLY AMAZING!!!
This song isn’t hyped up enough
Yes! “Silence is the enemy and Sound is the weapon!”
To many names to think about, for almost no reason. This is why the world is the way it is…
We always say we’re gonna strive for greatness, I didn’t know greatness in the world meant killing on the amazing black people for almost NO REASON AT ALL. But that’s the world we live in now.
The wonderful film by Travis Wilkerson brought me here. Congrats for such a powerful song
I need this song!!!!!
Breonna Taylor. SAY HER NAME.
Leonard Allen Cure!! Say His Name.