Anthony Anderson

I've known Stevie for years. Okay. Okay. I've hung out with Stevie. We've partied together, just in concerts. What if you said play darts together? No, no. This is a little thing that we would always do every time we saw each other. Stevie would be talking to you, and the next thing you know, he'd grab you and slit your throat. Like, how did he know where my throat was? You know what I'm saying?

So he'd take his finger like he had a blade and slit your throat, and he's like, I got you, motherfucker. I was like, okay. That's cool. You're in close proximity. You're talking to somebody. You get their height. You've been around them a while. That's cool.

So he'd take his finger like he had a blade and slit your throat, and he's like, I got you, motherfucker. I was like, okay. That's cool. You're in close proximity. You're talking to somebody. You get their height. You've been around them a while. That's cool.

So he'd take his finger like he had a blade and slit your throat, and he's like, I got you, motherfucker. I was like, okay. That's cool. You're in close proximity. You're talking to somebody. You get their height. You've been around them a while. That's cool.

That's something.

That's something.

That's something.

So we are at a jazz festival that I believe Stevie is producing in Trinidad. So we get there. Let me back up just because, hold on, let me see if that's Lionel. Oh, that's my mama. She can wait. Doris, give us two. This is another flex. Stevie says, hey, man, why don't you come over here to this jazz festival I'm doing? I'm like, OK, cool. Meet me at the airport. So we get at the airport.

So we are at a jazz festival that I believe Stevie is producing in Trinidad. So we get there. Let me back up just because, hold on, let me see if that's Lionel. Oh, that's my mama. She can wait. Doris, give us two. This is another flex. Stevie says, hey, man, why don't you come over here to this jazz festival I'm doing? I'm like, OK, cool. Meet me at the airport. So we get at the airport.

So we are at a jazz festival that I believe Stevie is producing in Trinidad. So we get there. Let me back up just because, hold on, let me see if that's Lionel. Oh, that's my mama. She can wait. Doris, give us two. This is another flex. Stevie says, hey, man, why don't you come over here to this jazz festival I'm doing? I'm like, OK, cool. Meet me at the airport. So we get at the airport.

It's Stevie, Natalie Cole. Oh, Jennifer. Whitney Houston. Oh, my God. Johnny Gill, myself, Gabrielle Union, Derek Luke, a couple of other people. So we're taking off and Stevie says, oh, don't forget, we got to stop in Atlanta and pick up Chris. Like, all right. So we stop in Atlanta. We pick up Chris Tucker. What year is this? This is 15, 20 years ago. Oh, okay.

It's Stevie, Natalie Cole. Oh, Jennifer. Whitney Houston. Oh, my God. Johnny Gill, myself, Gabrielle Union, Derek Luke, a couple of other people. So we're taking off and Stevie says, oh, don't forget, we got to stop in Atlanta and pick up Chris. Like, all right. So we stop in Atlanta. We pick up Chris Tucker. What year is this? This is 15, 20 years ago. Oh, okay.

It's Stevie, Natalie Cole. Oh, Jennifer. Whitney Houston. Oh, my God. Johnny Gill, myself, Gabrielle Union, Derek Luke, a couple of other people. So we're taking off and Stevie says, oh, don't forget, we got to stop in Atlanta and pick up Chris. Like, all right. So we stop in Atlanta. We pick up Chris Tucker. What year is this? This is 15, 20 years ago. Oh, okay.

And so we land in Trinidad, Tobago. This will date it. When did the police get back together as a band for that last tour after not being a band for like 20 some odd years or whatever? Whatever year that was. Okay. I think they've tried it a few times and I think it never works. This was that last big tour that they had. And this was their first show coming together.

And so we land in Trinidad, Tobago. This will date it. When did the police get back together as a band for that last tour after not being a band for like 20 some odd years or whatever? Whatever year that was. Okay. I think they've tried it a few times and I think it never works. This was that last big tour that they had. And this was their first show coming together.

And so we land in Trinidad, Tobago. This will date it. When did the police get back together as a band for that last tour after not being a band for like 20 some odd years or whatever? Whatever year that was. Okay. I think they've tried it a few times and I think it never works. This was that last big tour that they had. And this was their first show coming together.

So it was just a regular jazz festival with all these other performers.

So it was just a regular jazz festival with all these other performers.

So it was just a regular jazz festival with all these other performers.

Patti LaBelle, Natalie Cole, Johnny Gill, all these people performed. And then the night, we all went in the audience to watch the police. Come on. With Stewart Copeland playing drums.