Charles Holmes

From all corners of black diaspora.

From the tops of blackness to just our people that we share our communities with, they were pissed off.

So Jomie, you're saying that it's not necessarily your age because in the clip, you put it on your age.

It's not necessarily your age.

It's the fact that your parents, who are immigrants, did not listen to a lot of Motown and stuff like that.

Right.

So you didn't get this.

I'll also say this.

I'm a lot older.

When I was moving around, first coming to age in the 80s and stuff like that, Barry Gordy was still around.

So what I mean is, I'm not saying that Mr. Gordy's not still around right now, but what I'm saying is that he- In the public eye.

The last dragon came out.

It was Barry Gordy's the last dragon.

You ask your mom, who is Barry Gordy?

Whatever like that.

You still have Barry Gordy's- These kids are actually still making music right now.

Like, Barry Gordy and Motown and all that stuff.

Like, Motown 25 happens, I think, was that 1983 or 1982?

Whenever it happens, like, that tape is running back and forth.

We're watching the whole thing as a family.