Chapter 1: What is discussed at the start of this section?
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Who we thinking?
Everybody. Anybody?
Yo, thank Ock at the corner store for letting me slide that time I was short. I appreciate that.
Could never turn my back on more. That's right, Bow Wow.
Don't track some hip hop anymore. Don't follow these dopes. Is that still like a thing? We don't get thank you tracks in hip hop anymore, do we?
No. We don't even have the CD little pocket thing where they could thank the execs that no one knew.
Yeah, but it's like, I feel like artists should still have a thank you track. It's IG captions.
IG captions now.
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Chapter 2: What are the implications of thank you tracks in hip-hop?
Like, is there any real, like, uninterrupted and bullshit in their career of a child star that didn't either have terrible embarrassing moments got addicted to drugs who is the quintessential kid that like is the standard that made it every child actor musician reality star always ends up fucked up in some some capacity you know Patrick Harris I wouldn't say he made it squeaky clean.
Yeah, I don't know about that one. Yeah, no, not squeaky clean, but yeah, that's interesting. I wonder why that is, though. And it seems like it's only in, well, no, I was about to say our culture, but I know some. The Hollywood whites get to it.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, definitely. Tara Reid. Listen, Lindsay Lohan was going crazy on the LIE. Yeah. Yeah, it never works out that way.
But I guess if I had all that money and I'm at parties. Yeah, all that pressure from being young and trying to live up to those standards when you were such an innocent child. And now you're not allowed to make any mistakes as an adult.
Actually, does Teyana Taylor count? I wouldn't say she was a child star, per se.
We saw Teyana when she was a... She was young. She was pretty young. Teyana might have... She was in the public eye since she was about maybe 15. Yeah, my super sweet 16. Yeah, so she... Yeah, she might be one of the ones that made it and doesn't have any crazy headlines and any incidents on the internet. That's kind of crazy. Yeah, T might be the only one.
Well, definitely, that I could think of.
That was a sick time at MTV when My Super Sweet 16 was on and then the following show after that was 16 and Pregnant. How do you think the 16 and pregnant girls felt? They're leading like damn.
Who was the programming director over there at the time?
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Chapter 3: How do childhood experiences shape celebrity narratives?
You didn't stand in line. Everyone asking... Are you here by yourself? Where's your date? First of all, cut it out. I'm like, oh, he's on the way.
I promise. Yo, you first of all, you did not stand in no line. Yes, I did. You didn't stand in no line. I'm one of the people. You didn't stand in no line. You walked right to the front like I did. You gave him your name. And I've seen you at TSA. So I know how you get it. When it comes to lines, I know how you get it. You don't do lines. There is no clear at Terminal 5.
No, there's a clear right there. You know who to look for. The girl with the thing in her ear with the little thing. You know who to look for. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm with the band. Exactly. That's exactly how you got to do it. You didn't wait no line. But yeah, I caught the show last night. Amazing.
Yeah. I do love Terminal 5 as a venue. Yeah. But I feel like that show deserved to be in an arena.
Yeah.
We don't know Tiana and how she is with performances. So it's not like I was going in like, damn, I'm shocked that she did this. But I was still blown away, even with the expectations of knowing what she does. That show was fucking phenomenal.
Yeah, she definitely put on a show like she was in an arena last night. She didn't dumb her show down at all just because it was a smaller venue. And Terminal 5 was a nice size venue. Yeah. She might have had about 3,000 people in there last night. Yeah, back to back, sold out shows. Amazing. Amazing. She put on, Tiana put on an amazing show from start to finish.
When her daughter came out to sing, I think I might have been close to the kitchen because there was definitely onions being cut like close by me. I got like real misty when.
her daughter came out to do a duet but it's dope because we watched her grow up you know what I mean like she's Tiana has documented her and she has the reality show and all of that with the family so we watched little Junie grow up so it was dope to see her on stage and her element she's a star oh for sure she's definitely not a shy bone in her body but yeah I was just happy for Tiana man like she put on an amazing show the production the choreography of course we know that's what she does
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Chapter 4: What are the pressures of family expectations during holidays?
But yeah, shout out to Tiana, her entire crew, her tour. If you didn't get a chance to see her, if she's coming to your city, please go see Tiana. Because I promise you, this show is something you want to see.
For sure. And there was a lot of women there. A lot of sexually explicit...
moves happening on the stage yo it was it was crazy man because she did a little segment she gave uh she gave lala and uh what's the other the girl dream doll is that her name oh so you got to go to the show with lala and dream doll i didn't i didn't go with them let me let me make that clear i don't want to put that out there meanwhile meanwhile i'm with uh wme reps No, they were on the stage.
She pulled them on the stage to give them both a private dance. And after she gave them a dance, she asked the ladies in the crowd whose pussy is wet. And like every woman in there. I think some dudes might have. Listen, I may have.
I may have been like.
Yeah.
Something's wet. I can't quite figure out what it is. Maybe I pissed myself.
Yo, I laugh so hard, man, because it's just funny when you see, like, a female entertainer control a room full of women. Mm-hmm. And, like, they all want to, like, sleep with her.
Fuck her. Yeah. Like, all the straight women wanted to fuck.
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Chapter 5: What are the thoughts on the new Different Strokes reboot?
He was, yes. For Rory and myself. Love you forever for that. Genius at what you do. One of the greatest comedians. One of the greatest comedic actors probably ever. And a really good actor because I see that Kevin's starting to do more serious roles too. He's trying to stray away from just comedic actor. I liked the one with Bryan Cranston. It was a good movie. Yeah. But go ahead, shit on.
Yeah, I don't know about this one. This doesn't feel real. It feels like a bad SNL sketch where they would like try to, let's do a reboot and it would be a parody.
Chapter 6: How do the hosts feel about the upcoming Ross album?
I think Damon Wayans is playing Willis.
What's happened? What is, all right. These are grown men. So is Gary Coleman.
Chapter 7: What are the major themes discussed in the BMF season finale?
No. Rest in peace.
but like it's aesthetic it's just not we don't need who nobody we don't need this kevin hart doesn't look like a child gary coleman looks like a child this is what i'm but we don't need no who acts for different strokes is it live like in front of a live studio onset audience i believe yeah so they're shooting this for tv yes yeah do you think they'll reenact the uh the episode where arnold almost gets touched by the neighborhood molester
I want to see Kevin really pull that one out.
I would love to see Kevin Hart play that role in that moment. But we didn't ask for this, though. I don't even understand why they would give... Who put the budget behind this? ABC, apparently.
Who's playing Philip Drummond? And what was Shorty's name?
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Chapter 8: How do the hosts reflect on the Thanksgiving holiday?
The sister. I don't even remember. Is the entire cast of Different Strokes passed away? No. No. Who's still alive? Oh, wow.
Willis died young. I know the girl died young. I wish we had their names. Apologies for this. But I feel like the whole cast has passed away, which is also weird that you would kind of just make what seems to be a parody of such a great show.
I just don't know who... This is not something that I think we need. I know we didn't ask for it. I didn't see the public really saying, yo, we need different strokes. I just don't understand. And look, it may turn out to be great. You know what I mean? Kevin Hart knows more about Hollywood than I know. You know what I mean? You said Damon Wayans is in it as well? I believe he's playing with us.
He knows more about Hollywood than we do. Listen, they may make some great shit, man, but I just don't... Just looking at it... And reading the names and different strokes. We didn't ask for that. I like the cast if they just did something else. Oh, no. 1,000. Damon Wayans and Kevin Hart in a movie together. I'm cool.
I'm here.
I support that. But different strokes? I got to see what you're talking about, Willis. Yeah, it's just not. So, wait. Okay. Are they supposed to be adults now? Is that the spin on this different strokes? Oh, maybe that could be it.
They're now adults. But Kevin Hart, well, yeah, I guess Gary Coleman wasn't a little kid. So, yeah, I guess that could work.
What do you think Willis turned out to be in the show? My guess would be maybe like a A lawyer. Willis was lawyerish. Yeah. Maybe like a lawyer.
And he went back to Harlem to clean up the hood. Yeah.
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