I wish I had written you post luwakw01; it was exactly what I was thinking at the end of that interview. Trevor can be laugh out loud funny, then wow you with his ability to get his guest to reveal such a meaningful and touching message to the audience. At the same time, I found Daniel's disclosure to be so honest and revealing that I appreciate his acting talent even more.
@@purpleglitter9596 that is such a dumb argument. When people don’t talk about black history, y’all complain, when they talk about it, you still complain. Wtf do y’all want. Moreover, how many African-Americans have played African roles?
@@purpleglitter9596 it’s the “oh, you don’t understand” 🙄 clearly, I hear your argument, I understand what you are saying, what others are saying, I just think it’s a bogus statement. It’s a reach and it has absolutely no foundation.
Fred Hampton was only 21, but his aspirations were remarkable. He was a peacemaker who showed love and pride as he strived for black empowerment. He was a leader who realized communities are essential in accomplishing this. I hope the movie will motivate young people to read his book and learn more about him. Today, we need leaders with his spirit.
Omg this film was so good and Daniel is remarkable as usual. This movie also shines a light on the good programs the Black Panther party brought to the community. It’s also sad how easy the FBI tore apart the Black Panther party and how white supremacy groups continue to grow and be a threat. This is Amerikka.
“We've got to face the fact that some people say you fight fire best with fire, but we say you put fire out best with water. We say you don't fight racism with racism. We're gonna fight racism with solidarity.” ― Fred Hampton
That have never worked, turning the other cheek will get you a punch on both cheeks and nothing else. If you want change you have to make change happen.
@@bbeboda well yes, that part is disrespectful indeed but as far as calling him chairman Fred, that's who he is/was. I mean he did get permission and have discussions with chairman Fred's family/those closest to him to gatherresearch/info as to who he was; so that part isn't up for debate, 6but I definitely agree with him being disrespectful by stating you're tired of talking about race, especially when you're portraying a icon in the quest for Black liberation and racial Humanity. No question!!
I saw an interview with Chairman Fred's son. Who wasn't even born when Chairman Fred was assassinated. He refers to his own father as Chairman Fred. He speaks of his dad with such a deep reverence.
That was the most chilling thing I heard from the former AG under 45, was when Barr smirked when asked about history and how it with the way the 45 era would be viewed, and he said - the winners write history. Thank God Almighty 45 lost the 2020 election.
Daniel Kaluuya is such amazing actor. Trevor is correct in him saying, that every projects Daniel has been involved in is epic. He is just one of those actors that I always want to watch his movies. I hope he gets a Oscar for this performance.
When people look at actors like they don't work...then he tells us how he prepared for this role (speeches, dialect, cadence research, etc.). Priceless!
I LOVE Daniel Kaluuya SO MUCH! I saw him in Get out, then a friend of mine introduced me to Black Mirror. Season 1, episode 2, I was like "Hey! It's the "Get Out" guy! :-) I loved him in Black Panther too and I can't wait to see Judas and the Black Messiah. I also forgot he was British, until he spoke. :-P I don't know how non-American actors do it, but their American accents are astounding! :-D
I was so humbled to be in the presence of his family. Chairman Fred Hampton Jr has a lot of his father in him. The Black Panthers left a positive impact on our communities and young minds in Chicago!
@@sheilameyers152 I absolutely know. I was one of those kids that benefited from those free breakfast. The never hear anyone talk about the summer free brown paper bag lunches we were he started as well. There are many things not known of his greatness and kindness. I remember the Black Panthers armed and on our corners. Crossing children across the streets, asking were we hungry and handing out lunch sacks, watching dirty cops as they lined black teens and men up against the buildings, making sure that didn’t do anything illegal to harm them. Once the killed Chairman Fred Hampton, those dirty cops lost their minds.
@@creativeuniqueexpensive4986 ....Wow... Thanks for the precious memories .... growing up with the knowledge that the Panthers were terrorists and hearing from people who lived it ....changed my mind....they were unsung heroes!
@@sheilameyers152 You ask any child during that time, my teenage cousin and if my grandmother was still alive, we all could share positive stories about the Black Panthers in Chicago. They protected the elderly, they visited the Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts in black communities. They taught us black pride and not to be ashamed of ourselves or the communities we came from. They encourage us to believe we could be anything we wanted to be, despite all the obstacles we will face. I grew up with a real reality of this world. I’m thankful for everything they did and tried to do. Unfortunately, for our people the enemies always destroy whatever we try to build in our own communities. They will do anything to destroy us mentally, spiritually and physically! We must raise stronger kids. I hope others share these r experiences all around the United State about their good experiences with the Black Panthers!
We need a movie about Huey P. Newton and Bobby Seale; the creators of the party. I read revolutionary suicide by Huey two years ago; and when I finished that book all I could do was cry. That book was too powerful man. I’m deeply inspired by Black people that want to liberate the people.
@@HBarnill how does that make my statement untrue? I didn’t know there was a time limit on when I’m allowed to start being excited for movies. That’s nuts.
I lost count of Trevor's hoodies, but Daniel comes on and pretty much makes Trevor looks like he's in his pyjamas lol. I also noticed that he wore a bunch of Stone Island and then started to remove the label 😆
I never thought I'd see such a worthwhile movie about Fred Hampton's life and death, that also dealt honestly with the total illegal amorality of the FBI's war on social movements in America.
Trevor’s questions always define a focus for us. They have direction and takes us beyond facts to meaning. They really challenge us to think. Great interview.
Back when I first read about Fred Hampton I just got so sad, I would have loved to see what else he could have accomplished had he been allowed to live. He was such a brilliant and extraordinary human. I'm really glad this story is being told now so more people get to know him.
I did not know that he was a Brit! And thanks for telling Noah you like his hair. I'm always thinking it, and wanted someone to tell him! Respect guys... I look up to you guys!
Just think what the black panther party could have accomplished back then if they had the social media platforms of today. The ability to reach other like minded forward thinkers all over the country and the world instantaneously.
🇺🇬We feel a little bit of pride that Daniel is born to Ugandan parents, clearly knowledgeable about his topics and is an awesome actor. Can’t wait to see the movie!
I love this because I do not see a TV host interviewing a star of a film. These were two black men having a powerful conversation that I wanted to never stop.
If interviews could awards, this would be a candidate. I wanted this conversation to be two hours long. I just seen Daniel interviewed by Jimmy Kimmel for Queen and Slim and the difference could not have been more glaring. Two Black men speaking with knowledge, love and empathy about another great Black man who accomplished unimaginable things by the age of 21. More of this please.
Thank You for giving this man a platform to put his intelligence on display. So often you can tell that either the interviewer is intimated, or they believe the audience will be intimidated, so they dim the light of the person. It is SO important to have this example of black excellence! Because he IS Black Excellence!
I'm disappointed to know that only recently ive been seeing more of Daniel outside of his roles but BOYYY this interview WAS IT! I'm so in awe of how casually intelligent he speaks. 😍 These two are remarkable.
Daniel Kaluuya is now my new favorite artist!!! Love him!!! He’s up there with Samuel L Jackson and the greats on my list! Proud of what he did in this movie! He nailed Chairman Fred Hampton. Voice, mannerisms and all
I was surprised when I found out that Daniel Kaluuya was British. His American accent in Get Out and the trailer for Judas and the Black Messiah was perfect. And the fact that he could make himself sound so totally different as Fred Hampton? That's pretty impressive. Most actors don't change their voices that much unless they're specifically voice actors. (I'm a singer, I probably focus on this stuff more than most.)
I luv the sound of the British dialect and as Daniel explains how he changed the natural way he speaks to sound country-ish/ american, was not surprising how tediously he had to study and train his voice to switch back and forth. I'm always n awe how the brits can do that! Daniel did an amazing job n this movie but he was great n Get Out! Hope he gets an Oscar! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
To be honest, I feel there are many people who didn’t have preconceived ideas of Fred Hampton, because his importance has been buried. It seems in the US school system he’s not even a footnote in our education. I’m sad to say before seeing this movie I had no idea who he was. So grateful this story is being told. Thank you. Thank you.
I am watching this movie again! At 21 years of age, the crazy vision that Hamilton had!! I love it and Daniel was excellent at playing him, he killed it!!
Trevor is a great interviewer. I love the opportunity to hear an actor’s creative process in detail. Thanks for sharing so generously Daniel and thanks for asking the great questions and then letting Daniel talk Trevor. I appreciate you both.❤️
The fact that Daniel Kaluuya went ahead and hired an Opera singer to train his voice...I already loved his work on Get Out. Now I will be adding him to my list of actors whose entire body of work interests me.
What a space to be livingv in with the evolution of data and the access to it. We get to learn about our Black icons and cultural superheroes that we weren't taught in traditional schooling. I semi understand how Tupac was such a revolutionary in his own right as a child of a Panther just by hearing Chairman Fred speak at such a young age. The 60s was such a gift and a curse for black progress.
The first time I saw this actor was on BET advertising its 40th. years anniversary. Then I saw him in Black Panther. Excellent interview Trevor. A truly promising sincere actor to the world.
I am old and was a young adult back then. I was not in Chicago at the time but I read all I could about the murder. It is good that Hampton is coming back into view. Look up Black Panther artist Emory Douglas. He put into drawings the image of police as pigs. Unfortunately, not much has changed. For general history, one should read Frantz Fanon's "Wretched of the Earth".
I love Trevor he always puts a smile on my face 😄😘😘😘🥰 thx for that interview with Daniel ❤️ Beautiful!! I enjoyed hearing about the film from the Black Panther Party “Judas and the Black Messiah” 🥰
Daniel is one of those people who just exudes confidence and charm in a natural way.
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like Fred Hampton
Needs to be the next James Bond with that swagger.
and a beautiful persona
Just like Chadwick Boseman.
Reminder that Fred Hampton was 21. He was TWENTY-ONE
Kan.much love and respect
Dude
and O'neal was 20. Babies, all of them.
i learned that after seeing the movie and learning some of his story, it blew my mind.
Crazy right
“If you dare to struggle, you dare to win. If you dare not struggle, then damn it, you don't deserve to win.”
― Fred Hampton
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He was radical militant
@@nitinpatel1039 wrong! You tried it though
@@nitinpatel1039 regardless the words ring true in any walk of life.
@@nitinpatel1039 cliches don't take us anywhere
"Protection is just a manifestation of love." -Daniel Kaluuya
And thats just that on that!
Right on
Trevor’s interview skills put his guests at ease so they tell us about themselves in a memorable way! 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙏🏾 can’t wait to see this movie
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@@johrut9176 what is the point?
Victory of ADAWA Remain Great History for all Blacks and Suppressed People globally
Yes! Fantastic, insightful interview.
I agree , and the movie is excellent !!
I agree,and you'll love the movie 🎥!
Not sure which impressed me more: Trevor’s interviewing skills or Daniel’s responses. Excellent excellent interview! Can’t wait to see this film!!!
I wish I had written you post luwakw01; it was exactly what I was thinking at the end of that interview. Trevor can be laugh out loud funny, then wow you with his ability to get his guest to reveal such a meaningful and touching message to the audience. At the same time, I found Daniel's disclosure to be so honest and revealing that I appreciate his acting talent even more.
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Excellent
That's how real professional people should behave; decent behavior and, mostly, good attitude being in the very centre of all!
Agree 💯👍👏
A brit and a south african talking about african american history.... real making real strides in this country 🙌🏾
Shit that just hit me right now!
@@purpleglitter9596 It's still our history, but now we're getting the conversation rolling everywhere. This is what we should want
@@purpleglitter9596 🙄🙄 wtf
@@purpleglitter9596 that is such a dumb argument. When people don’t talk about black history, y’all complain, when they talk about it, you still complain. Wtf do y’all want. Moreover, how many African-Americans have played African roles?
@@purpleglitter9596 it’s the “oh, you don’t understand” 🙄 clearly, I hear your argument, I understand what you are saying, what others are saying, I just think it’s a bogus statement. It’s a reach and it has absolutely no foundation.
Fred Hampton was only 21, but his aspirations were remarkable. He was a peacemaker who showed love and pride as he strived for black empowerment. He was a leader who realized communities are essential in accomplishing this. I hope the movie will motivate young people to read his book and learn more about him. Today, we need leaders with his spirit.
I remember the Black Panther movement, but I was young&didn't know about this man🤔Definitely want 2 c👀this movie📽🎬&Learn more!🤗💗
Name of the book ?
I agree with you. What’s the name of his book? I only know of the one on his assassination but I’m more interested on learning about his life
Omg this film was so good and Daniel is remarkable as usual. This movie also shines a light on the good programs the Black Panther party brought to the community. It’s also sad how easy the FBI tore apart the Black Panther party and how white supremacy groups continue to grow and be a threat. This is Amerikka.
Very well said. Thank you
Yes it’s a shame 💯
Wow, I need to see it
The FBI under Hoover never went after the KKK like how they tried to dismantle the Black Panther Party. :(
I'm so Trevor fangirling over Daniel's acting. He's the best!!!
“We've got to face the fact that some people say you fight fire best with fire, but we say you put fire out best with water. We say you don't fight racism with racism. We're gonna fight racism with solidarity.”
― Fred Hampton
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Leave your worries as yesterday’s and wake up with new dreams for today.
I think it's kind of a knock to who he was to leave out the rest of quote
That have never worked, turning the other cheek will get you a punch on both cheeks and nothing else. If you want change you have to make change happen.
🥂
So proud of this man... he just gets better and better with his roles. And, he's super fine too!!!!!
YES LAWD!!💞
Yes the chocolate and the accent, there’s just a delicious buffet of fine British kings.
From Idris to Chiwotel and Rege😍😍😍😍😜
Daniel's dedication to the character and the story is extra-ordinary.
Daniel embodies what it means to love yourself as a black person without being conceited.
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Agree!
He's actually a colorist though. unfortunately .
@@beloved5028 receipts please.
Absolutely
@@beloved5028 Says who?
Two handsome talented black men. Awesome
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They're good actors, just highlighted because they're black as if they're some sort of special humans...
@@CritikillACClaimed it never fails. Someone ALWAYS has to have a problem with someone acknowledging and appreciating someone's BLACKNESS.
@@careyconley4690 ok do you acknowledge my whiteness then?
@@CritikillACClaimed how did this become about YOU?
I love how he keeps calling him “Chairman” Fred!
it's respect cause what he was
@@garyAjames its disrespectful to the real man who fought racism instead of saying "I'm tired of talking about race"
@@bbeboda well yes, that part is disrespectful indeed but as far as calling him chairman Fred, that's who he is/was. I mean he did get permission and have discussions with chairman Fred's family/those closest to him to gatherresearch/info as to who he was; so that part isn't up for debate, 6but I definitely agree with him being disrespectful by stating you're tired of talking about race, especially when you're portraying a icon in the quest for Black liberation and racial Humanity. No question!!
I saw an interview with Chairman Fred's son. Who wasn't even born when Chairman Fred was assassinated. He refers to his own father as Chairman Fred. He speaks of his dad with such a deep reverence.
Trevor said something interesting. If history is written by the winners, what’s the point of learning history?
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I think about this all the time. All the time.
That was the most chilling thing I heard from the former AG under 45, was when Barr smirked when asked about history and how it with the way the 45 era would be viewed, and he said - the winners write history. Thank God Almighty 45 lost the 2020 election.
Daniel Kaluuya is such amazing actor. Trevor is correct in him saying, that every projects Daniel has been involved in is epic. He is just one of those actors that I always want to watch his movies. I hope he gets a Oscar for this performance.
As a member of the Hampton family, I can tell you we’ve been waiting for this! Every time I see this actor now I get emotional...thank you Daniel!
When people look at actors like they don't work...then he tells us how he prepared for this role (speeches, dialect, cadence research, etc.). Priceless!
I am amazed at the amount of work that went into this!
Two great Africans representing 🙌🏿✊🏿
@Darwinian Atheist Of the two who is American? Both are Africans.
@Darwinian Atheist Trevor is South African and Daniel is Ugandan born in the UK. That makes them both African.
@Darwinian Atheist Both their origins will never change regardless where they reside, period.
@Darwinian Atheist both of them are very proud of their African culture and heritage so how is calling them African an issue?
Be nice to see these africans tell THEIR own stories...these two dont even like black ameticans
“There’s a lot of information about how he died but not a lot about how he lived” powerful!
This movie was amazing. Intense and heartbreaking, and beautiful.
Are you free?
Growing up around the Black Panthers in Oakland, CA was inspirational. 🖤
Wow, i wish all Ugandans watch this movie amidst this revolutionary era. We have to keep our faith through it all
And the Kenyans behind you ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿
Yes
And African Americans behind you as well ✊🏿
And South Africans are with you! 🤎
I LOVE Daniel Kaluuya SO MUCH! I saw him in Get out, then a friend of mine introduced me to Black Mirror. Season 1, episode 2, I was like "Hey! It's the "Get Out" guy! :-) I loved him in Black Panther too and I can't wait to see Judas and the Black Messiah. I also forgot he was British, until he spoke. :-P I don't know how non-American actors do it, but their American accents are astounding! :-D
I watched Black Mirror before I saw him in Get Out. I really like him and his acting!
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Isn’t he wonderful..... he played a bad guy in “Widows” but you can’t hate him...love all his movies!
His accent has a touch Scott, to my ear.
“...IKR That I love him too & his works a beautiful actor but, no matter & everytime that voice OMG”!!! G-Mommie
You know if he's in a movie then it's going to be a good film.
So true. Just watched this movie and it was great
I was so humbled to be in the presence of his family. Chairman Fred Hampton Jr has a lot of his father in him. The Black Panthers left a positive impact on our communities and young minds in Chicago!
Yeah... they started the first breakfast programs in public schools....kids are having breakfast in schools today because of the Black Panther Party!
@@sheilameyers152 I absolutely know. I was one of those kids that benefited from those free breakfast. The never hear anyone talk about the summer free brown paper bag lunches we were he started as well. There are many things not known of his greatness and kindness. I remember the Black Panthers armed and on our corners. Crossing children across the streets, asking were we hungry and handing out lunch sacks, watching dirty cops as they lined black teens and men up against the buildings, making sure that didn’t do anything illegal to harm them. Once the killed Chairman Fred Hampton, those dirty cops lost their minds.
@@creativeuniqueexpensive4986 ....Wow... Thanks for the precious memories .... growing up with the knowledge that the Panthers were terrorists and hearing from people who lived it ....changed my mind....they were unsung heroes!
@@sheilameyers152 You ask any child during that time, my teenage cousin and if my grandmother was still alive, we all could share positive stories about the Black Panthers in Chicago. They protected the elderly, they visited the Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts in black communities. They taught us black pride and not to be ashamed of ourselves or the communities we came from. They encourage us to believe we could be anything we wanted to be, despite all the obstacles we will face. I grew up with a real reality of this world. I’m thankful for everything they did and tried to do. Unfortunately, for our people the enemies always destroy whatever we try to build in our own communities. They will do anything to destroy us mentally, spiritually and physically! We must raise stronger kids. I hope others share these r experiences all around the United State about their good experiences with the Black Panthers!
@@creativeuniqueexpensive4986 ....Write a book:)
Daniel’s knowledge of American history is impressive. He really does his homework to understand these roles.
Yooo...Kaluuya and Noah in the same frame?! We love to see it!
Def gonna watch the movie....for the culture.
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"for the culture" nod to Roy Wood Jr?
You will not regret it
Fred Hampton is a hero , end of story , and of course they murdered him just like they do all our Black heroes
I'd never heard of Fred Hampton until about 6 months ago. We need about 11 more months of Black history month!
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We need a movie about Huey P. Newton and Bobby Seale; the creators of the party. I read revolutionary suicide by Huey two years ago; and when I finished that book all I could do was cry. That book was too powerful man. I’m deeply inspired by Black people that want to liberate the people.
We have one already.
Its a movie called panther that came out in 95
Its actually alot better than this movie by coogler
I think there is a movie about Huey Newton and Bobby Seale in the Black Panther Party.
This is the first movie this year that I’m truly excited for. Such a star studded cast. These guys are so talented
The year just began. LOL
@@HBarnill how does that make my statement untrue? I didn’t know there was a time limit on when I’m allowed to start being excited for movies. That’s nuts.
@@adaytorememberfan121 It’s called a joke.
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Your avatar is giving me anaphylaxis
These men are beautiful. The hair. The skin. The features. Their intellect. And to top it off they’re both wearing hoodies! Change the narrative.
Love this comment ❤️ so true
I lost count of Trevor's hoodies, but Daniel comes on and pretty much makes Trevor looks like he's in his pyjamas lol. I also noticed that he wore a bunch of Stone Island and then started to remove the label 😆
Everytime I hear Daniel speak in interviews vs movies blows my mind! I love to hear him talk!
Fred Hampton is one of my heroes. It is a beautiful thing to see his impactful life portrayed by such a dynamic person.
✊🏾♥🖤💚💛✊🏾
Daniel Kaluuya and John Boyega need to do a movie together pronto
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We would have to call the firefighters for that film 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
NOW.
I was thinking that the whole time I was watching this.
Facts!
I never thought I'd see such a worthwhile movie about Fred Hampton's life and death, that also dealt honestly with the total illegal amorality of the FBI's war on social movements in America.
FBI establishment lackeys to keep people in power in power
See the Fed
Trevor is sooooo excited and happy I love it
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This Black Man is a Genius in describing how he was able to become Fred Hampton in this role.
He's so fucking, smart, talented, wonderful, and handsome. 💚💚💚 He's just a fantastic human.
Which one?
Trevor’s questions always define a focus for us. They have direction and takes us beyond facts to meaning. They really challenge us to think. Great interview.
Agree💯Great Interview👍👏
Back when I first read about Fred Hampton I just got so sad, I would have loved to see what else he could have accomplished had he been allowed to live. He was such a brilliant and extraordinary human. I'm really glad this story is being told now so more people get to know him.
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Just the way Trevor starts the interview, and Daniel ,he does deserve all those Oscars
I did not know that he was a Brit! And thanks for telling Noah you like his hair. I'm always thinking it, and wanted someone to tell him! Respect guys... I look up to you guys!
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@Robert Monroe ugandan.
@Robert Monroe He is Ugandan. Drop the ‘whatever’.
Just think what the black panther party could have accomplished back then if they had the social media platforms of today. The ability to reach other like minded forward thinkers all over the country and the world instantaneously.
The amount of preparation that went into playing the role is astounding! What an artist this man is 👌🏽
His voice is so rich, it makes me happy
🇺🇬We feel a little bit of pride that Daniel is born to Ugandan parents, clearly knowledgeable about his topics and is an awesome actor. Can’t wait to see the movie!
I love this because I do not see a TV host interviewing a star of a film. These were two black men having a powerful conversation that I wanted to never stop.
I agree with you 100% Trevor. This--is an actual movie. It's been a long time since I've been able to say that.
This guy is one of the greatest actors ever!
Yea the young generation version of Denzel Washington are Jamie Foxx
Two of my favorite guys, love them both and want to meet them. #BlackExcellence!! 👍🏼👍🏼
He put in a fantastic performance. I was blown away. POWER TO THE PEOPLE!
finding out they had more in common than they thought...They saw it was better in solidarity than in confrontation! the seed of humanity....bless...
Cried my eyes out watching Judas. Thank you Trevor, thank you, Daniel.
Love to see Trevor's enthusiasm!
Yes! He has such a good time with some guests. Those are the best interviews.
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Absolutely fantastic movie. Gripping, devastating, hopeful, exciting, heartbreaking, enraging. All of it. Just fantastic.
History creates art. Art creates movement. I am grateful to bear witness through the vessel of Daniel Kaluuya. (And Trevor's hair is gorgeous!)
@9:02 Daniel Kaluuya: "Protection was(is) a manifestation of a form of Love, ya know?" Whoa!
One of the best actors on earth right now
Anybody who's seen the movie can confirm the chills they got throughout. What a time to revisit the life and works of Chairman Fred! 👏🏾👏🏾
Wow... the preparation, the thought process, the diligence ....
Being protective shows what and who you love
I love how this feels like two friends catching up... not them just doing there jobs. There some real honesty here.❤
If interviews could awards, this would be a candidate. I wanted this conversation to be two hours long. I just seen Daniel interviewed by Jimmy Kimmel for Queen and Slim and the difference could not have been more glaring. Two Black men speaking with knowledge, love and empathy about another great Black man who accomplished unimaginable things by the age of 21. More of this please.
I've been looking forward to this movie for awhile. Thank you for this interview! I'm even more excited.
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I watched it this morning. Jaw on the floor. What'd you think?
What a powerful movie - the truth is shown.
I don't think I've seen Trevor this hyped about a movie before - it's a great film and much respect for bringing this history to a broader audience.
Thank You for giving this man a platform to put his intelligence on display. So often you can tell that either the interviewer is intimated, or they believe the audience will be intimidated, so they dim the light of the person. It is SO important to have this example of black excellence! Because he IS Black Excellence!
I'm disappointed to know that only recently ive been seeing more of Daniel outside of his roles but BOYYY this interview WAS IT! I'm so in awe of how casually intelligent he speaks. 😍 These two are remarkable.
Daniel Kaluuya is now my new favorite artist!!! Love him!!! He’s up there with Samuel L Jackson and the greats on my list! Proud of what he did in this movie! He nailed Chairman Fred Hampton. Voice, mannerisms and all
I was surprised when I found out that Daniel Kaluuya was British. His American accent in Get Out and the trailer for Judas and the Black Messiah was perfect. And the fact that he could make himself sound so totally different as Fred Hampton? That's pretty impressive. Most actors don't change their voices that much unless they're specifically voice actors. (I'm a singer, I probably focus on this stuff more than most.)
Both of their smiles are illuminating!!!
The movie is on POINT!!!!!
I saw the trailer and I was like "Yep this is Oscar Worthy performance" Glad someone else agrees. This is why he's one of my favorite actors
Best movie of the year, and these young actors and actress I am in awe, and proud.. Black Excellence
"Politics is nothing but war without bloodshed and war is nothing but politics with bloodshed" - Fred Hampton.
I haven't seen the film yet and just from his comments I would give him the Oscar!! WOW!
I luv the sound of the British dialect and as Daniel explains how he changed the natural way he speaks to sound country-ish/ american, was not surprising how tediously he had to study and train his voice to switch back and forth. I'm always n awe how the brits can do that! Daniel did an amazing job n this movie but he was great n Get Out! Hope he gets an Oscar! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
To be honest, I feel there are many people who didn’t have preconceived ideas of Fred Hampton, because his importance has been buried. It seems in the US school system he’s not even a footnote in our education.
I’m sad to say before seeing this movie I had no idea who he was. So grateful this story is being told. Thank you. Thank you.
I am watching this movie again! At 21 years of age, the crazy vision that Hamilton had!! I love it and Daniel was excellent at playing him, he killed it!!
6:06 funny Trevor mentions that because the first thing I think of when I remember Daniel's character in Get Out is his eyes
Trevor is a great interviewer. I love the opportunity to hear an actor’s creative process in detail. Thanks for sharing so generously Daniel and thanks for asking the great questions and then letting Daniel talk Trevor. I appreciate you both.❤️
👏🏾 You 👏🏾 can 👏🏾 kill 👏🏾 a 👏🏾 revolutionary
.....but you 👏🏾CANT 👏🏾 kill 👏🏾 a 👏🏾 rev👏🏾o👏🏾lu👏🏾tion!!!
The marathon continues.
The fact that Daniel Kaluuya went ahead and hired an Opera singer to train his voice...I already loved his work on Get Out. Now I will be adding him to my list of actors whose entire body of work interests me.
Daniel is an amazing actor! Many Oscars are in his future!
South African and Ugandan telling stories of our people - Yes AA are OUR people. I love to see it!!
Both of these men Trevor and Daniel have cemented themselves in Black History.
Power to the People!!
What a space to be livingv in with the evolution of data and the access to it. We get to learn about our Black icons and cultural superheroes that we weren't taught in traditional schooling. I semi understand how Tupac was such a revolutionary in his own right as a child of a Panther just by hearing Chairman Fred speak at such a young age. The 60s was such a gift and a curse for black progress.
The first time I saw this actor was on BET advertising its 40th. years anniversary. Then I saw him in Black Panther.
Excellent interview Trevor. A truly promising sincere actor to the world.
Can I just say how articulate these Africans sound! Go us!!
I am old and was a young adult back then. I was not in Chicago at the time but I read all I could about the murder. It is good that Hampton is coming back into view. Look up Black Panther artist Emory Douglas. He put into drawings the image of police as pigs. Unfortunately, not much has changed. For general history, one should read Frantz Fanon's "Wretched of the Earth".
Love this guy's work...he is a very good actor and I am glad Trevor chatted with him to give us more insight...
Powerful Interview! Trevor not only reports to the people .. he UNDERSTANDS THE PEOPLE! 👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️... Excellent Movie .. 🙏
I love Trevor he always puts a smile on my face 😄😘😘😘🥰 thx for that interview with Daniel ❤️ Beautiful!! I enjoyed hearing about the film from the Black Panther Party “Judas and the Black Messiah” 🥰
Mozambican Frelimo fight. Wow! Mozambique mentioned for the first time in DailyShow
The movie was great and Daniel did a great job portraying Chairman Fred💪
Absolutely brilliant movie and outstanding performances by Daniel Kaluuya and Lakeith Stanfield. 2 highly underrated actors.
Im Danish but as a socialist i know Fred Hampton very well
Like watching two friends old talk about things in life.