Larry Wilmore

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Yes, but we are observing life in what we do. We're antennas. Yeah. So many times, well, some artists, being an antenna affects them emotionally and they mow back. But we interpret is what we do most of the time. We get signals and we go, oh, blah, blah, blah. And so there's not necessarily has to be emotion with that. It could just be an observation.

Yes, but we are observing life in what we do. We're antennas. Yeah. So many times, well, some artists, being an antenna affects them emotionally and they mow back. But we interpret is what we do most of the time. We get signals and we go, oh, blah, blah, blah. And so there's not necessarily has to be emotion with that. It could just be an observation.

There can be emotion, but there doesn't have to be.

There can be emotion, but there doesn't have to be.

And a lot of people conflate criticism with love, and that is not a good conflation.

And a lot of people conflate criticism with love, and that is not a good conflation.

Well, my ex-wife went through that. That was a relationship with how she was brought up. And it's so clear when you're not in that context, but many people feel it's a very Asian cultural thing where especially the tiger mom to the young tiger girl. It's their love language, criticism. Especially to young girls. Criticism is the primary form of communication that for them is an act of love.

Well, my ex-wife went through that. That was a relationship with how she was brought up. And it's so clear when you're not in that context, but many people feel it's a very Asian cultural thing where especially the tiger mom to the young tiger girl. It's their love language, criticism. Especially to young girls. Criticism is the primary form of communication that for them is an act of love.

But criticism can be very destructive to your soul, to your psyche, to so many things. Yeah.

But criticism can be very destructive to your soul, to your psyche, to so many things. Yeah.

I think those things I think are more cultural and they're more about a time, you know, that's just, it wasn't just black people. That's how people were punished back in a certain time. You know, many cultures punished like that with a belt or that type of thing. I mean, Richard Pryor did the routine with the, I mean, everybody related to that, getting the switch from outside.

I think those things I think are more cultural and they're more about a time, you know, that's just, it wasn't just black people. That's how people were punished back in a certain time. You know, many cultures punished like that with a belt or that type of thing. I mean, Richard Pryor did the routine with the, I mean, everybody related to that, getting the switch from outside.