Tyler Perry

Yeah. And ran home, told my mother, I was like, I couldn't take it anymore. She said, what'd you do? So she goes and get the kid down and she's laughing all the way. But yeah, I want it to be smaller. They were kind of right to tell you to not hit back because look what happened when you did. Yeah, exactly right. But that's my thing.

Yeah. And ran home, told my mother, I was like, I couldn't take it anymore. She said, what'd you do? So she goes and get the kid down and she's laughing all the way. But yeah, I want it to be smaller. They were kind of right to tell you to not hit back because look what happened when you did. Yeah, exactly right. But that's my thing.

Yeah. And ran home, told my mother, I was like, I couldn't take it anymore. She said, what'd you do? So she goes and get the kid down and she's laughing all the way. But yeah, I want it to be smaller. They were kind of right to tell you to not hit back because look what happened when you did. Yeah, exactly right. But that's my thing.

I am the most gentle guy in the world until I'm pushed way too far. Then there's a whole nother side.

I am the most gentle guy in the world until I'm pushed way too far. Then there's a whole nother side.

I am the most gentle guy in the world until I'm pushed way too far. Then there's a whole nother side.

Did you stand out like that? Oh, for sure. I was the tallest and the biggest and the smartest. And it was a lot. And this is in New Orleans.

Did you stand out like that? Oh, for sure. I was the tallest and the biggest and the smartest. And it was a lot. And this is in New Orleans.

Did you stand out like that? Oh, for sure. I was the tallest and the biggest and the smartest. And it was a lot. And this is in New Orleans.

Growing up, my mother was a woman who completely gave a lot. So it was all about giving and helping each other all the time. And because we didn't have much, but we had more than others in the neighborhood, we were always the place to come if you were in need. And my mother was really, really great at that.

Growing up, my mother was a woman who completely gave a lot. So it was all about giving and helping each other all the time. And because we didn't have much, but we had more than others in the neighborhood, we were always the place to come if you were in need. And my mother was really, really great at that.

Growing up, my mother was a woman who completely gave a lot. So it was all about giving and helping each other all the time. And because we didn't have much, but we had more than others in the neighborhood, we were always the place to come if you were in need. And my mother was really, really great at that.

I would wake up in the morning, sometimes Saturday morning, step out of the bed and I would step on somebody on the floor like, who is this person? And my mom would be like, they needed a place to stay. Be quiet. Don't embarrass them. Oh, really? There was a lot of that for sure. And was she finding these people at church or all over? We lived in New Orleans, which was the big city.

I would wake up in the morning, sometimes Saturday morning, step out of the bed and I would step on somebody on the floor like, who is this person? And my mom would be like, they needed a place to stay. Be quiet. Don't embarrass them. Oh, really? There was a lot of that for sure. And was she finding these people at church or all over? We lived in New Orleans, which was the big city.

I would wake up in the morning, sometimes Saturday morning, step out of the bed and I would step on somebody on the floor like, who is this person? And my mom would be like, they needed a place to stay. Be quiet. Don't embarrass them. Oh, really? There was a lot of that for sure. And was she finding these people at church or all over? We lived in New Orleans, which was the big city.

And most of her family and the man that raised me, his family were from the small country towns outside. And when the two of them got married and moved to New Orleans, it was family members that took them in. So it was always your door had to be open for somebody else. Right. And siblings? A brother and two sisters. Older or younger?

And most of her family and the man that raised me, his family were from the small country towns outside. And when the two of them got married and moved to New Orleans, it was family members that took them in. So it was always your door had to be open for somebody else. Right. And siblings? A brother and two sisters. Older or younger?

And most of her family and the man that raised me, his family were from the small country towns outside. And when the two of them got married and moved to New Orleans, it was family members that took them in. So it was always your door had to be open for somebody else. Right. And siblings? A brother and two sisters. Older or younger?

Younger brother by 10 years and two sisters by five and six years. So do you feel included at all, or do you have little brother complex? My brother's 10 years younger than me, so we never were close. But with the sisters? With the sisters, no. There was always something that was off for me in the family. Like, I didn't feel like I belonged.

Younger brother by 10 years and two sisters by five and six years. So do you feel included at all, or do you have little brother complex? My brother's 10 years younger than me, so we never were close. But with the sisters? With the sisters, no. There was always something that was off for me in the family. Like, I didn't feel like I belonged.