Killer Mike just elevated this conversation! The girls are always so surface. I actually learned something in the course of him speaking. Please bring him back!
I feel like it was a genuine conversation... I mean even on this show the ladies have talked about everything and anything regarding their personal lives and they’ve had moments where they “ forget the cameras are there” so I’m sure they can relate ! And they had Mo’nique on the show TWICE to “ settle things and guess what ? They’re adults... they can have a conversation , talk it out , and move on ! There’s no beef or animosity or nothing !
It’s called CODE SWITCHING! Be real y’all! Black folks especially but people of color in general have been doing it for CENTURIES! The destination is the same however, you can do it the Malcolm X way or the MLK Jr way! Both ways got certain things done!
Loni, u hit the nail on its head!!! There’s NO WAY I’m going to act the same way I do at my workplace as I do in my neighborhood or private life... it’s not being FOS, a hypocrite nor being a sell-out. It’s called being appropriate & KNOWIng how to present yourself accordingly! Periot! Thank you for spreading some light on the difference. The same way, I don’t speak to my friends from my neighborhood as I would to my CEO of a company I work for etc... point is, KNOW how to act!
I feel like the conversation was needed and that it definitely needed to be aired, whereas some feel like its a conversation that shouldn't have happened on TV. I agree with what Steve said and how he said it. Some people out in the world needed to hear that conversation and Mo needed it as well. I don't think he needed to change anything in how he delivered his message, hopefully she understood what he meant and she took the important points away.
@twistedblktrekie what does gender have to do with anything? Black women starting a movement that black men did not isn’t pathetic. Maybe you need to look beyond gender and look at the cause. Who cares if a man or female starts a movement that is about the lives of our community. Secondly Colin Kaepernick stood up for a cause, and he didn’t want to stay silent any more. WHO THE HELL CARES IF HE IS MIXED and was raised by a white woman... no one. He started a movement that is recognized all over the states and talked about. He might be mixed, but guess what when he walks down the street he is seen as a BLACK MAN. You need to wake up and smell the roses, because there is nothing wrong with a mix person starting a movement. Just because a “full” black man didn’t start the movement for OUR community doesn’t diminish what he started. Change your mentality because everything isn’t always about black and white. If you really think everything is the “white man’s” fault then I’m sorry to say you are stuck. Times have changed and everything that happens to our community isn’t their fault. Yes we still have to push for some more equality but at the end of the day, YOU have to work towards that.
@twistedblktrekie Yes men have an economical advantage over women, but does it really matter when a group of black females decided to start a movement that supported our community... no. Men from other communities do protect their communities, but again that has nothing to do with why blacken don't stand up to support their own community. I agree black people and white people are not treated the same, just like men and women are not treated the same. In regards to your comment about how mixed individuals and "full black" individuals get treated differently, it is true but that's where colorism steps in. If you go back in your family line almost everyone has something in them else in them and we are not fully just one thing.
@twistedblktrekie I am aware of the "one drop rule", but again when will we as a black community stop blaming everything on the "white man" and what was done to us as a community in the past. We can't group together the whites from the past and the whites of today. Obviously we as a black community are not the same as the black community back then. Yes we need to stand up for equal pay in all areas, whether it be that industry or Corporate America. Black men and women need to stand up for EACH OTHER and not just one gender stand up for themselves. Also you have to look at the way you present things, you can want action all you like, but at the end of the day you can't go about things in a rude fashion and respect change,
@twistedblktrekie I understand what you have said. I am also a product of a predominately white school, so I can say my education is way better then it is from the inner city schools where I'm from. Economically blacks are sometimes put in a disadvantage then our other counterparts, and it does drawl back to educational status. Yes majority of blacks have to pick low-paying jobs to make ends meet, but at the same time it is also important not to let your circumstances hold you back. As for black men leaving our communities I totally understand your point, and like you said that's a whole topic that could be dived into. At the end of the day I think we as a community need to work together to change the way our community is viewed and also how we go about things. I'm a firm believer that if we work hard and put effort into something, and continuously try to make a change eventually that change will be seen, it might not be seen today or tomorrow but it will in the end.
@twistedblktrekie I agree that some black men need to stand up, but there are some that are and they aren’t getting recognized for it. Now what I am going to disagree on is how you are using the word “they” you’re generalizing a group of people. Every white person isn’t against black people. One (or a few) bad apple doesn’t ruin the whole bunch, in saying that the racist of the world do not ruin the white people that support blacks. Violence doesn’t get change, you cannot get your points across if you choose violence to make a statement
Steve Harvey said some hurtful things. Guess what? They're true. It'll remain true until enough people support another way to be his level rich. Donald Glover wouldn't be where he is today if he actually said "This is America"lyrics in a Twitter speech because art is preferred over activism.
@@Im.Intelligence I actually think she doesn't know anything about Monique and I would hope that's after she heard how this interview happened right before she came to the Real would have given.her a little more clarity on Monique. I dont think the hosts of this show research the topics when they go over morning briefing
In my opinion Monique doesn't have the best way to handle things. She was not wrong but like killer Mike said it's about compromise . I think what Steve was trying to say is that sometimes you have to compromise in order to be in a position of power in the long run especially as a black person . I'm sure Beyonce Tyler Perry P. Diddy or even Oprah had to do some things they didn't approve. But now they are poweful enough and they can help and impact their own communities. After all of those years does Monique really have a position of power where she can help or hire us ?she is talented and I'm glad she has her own residency but she could have done even more if she had played "the game" without necessarily loosing her integrety or soul imo. 🤷♀️
I agree with this 100% but I guess in Mo's eyes.. Thats selling out and being bullied. I totally see it many ways! I just wish there was a right answer to all of this.
@@annarose8913 Let me first say, I truly believe he's trying to be a friend and he means well. However in this video he's basically telling her that she shouldn't speak her mind on certain things, and she cant be too much of her true self, and in my opinion that's just not ok. Monique is speaking from a place of change which is bold, and Steve is speaking from self motivated success. How can anyone tell the world that money is more valuable than integrity??? It never was it never will be. People have to understand, financial success and status isn't everything!
Mike is right about the hiring people part: In a capitalist world, thats how you help people. In my opinion, thats not the best way, but I see the good intention.
I think they're given Steve Harvey too many passes in this conversation, The man is written books and has a talk show he made his point very clear and he meant it.
steve and Monique have been friends for more than 25yrs and he can tell it like it is to her and she to him and at the end they hugged it out and steve did say that he will get Monique lee daniels and tlyer perry to talk it out
I feel like the people that say the convo shouldn’t be answered are the same kind of people that sit around pushing stuff under the rug. The kind of people that always wish for a solution but never search for one then criticize possible solutions other people find. Not everything has to be quiet. How come Monique can throw all this people under the bus in public but when it comes back on her, oh you should have called me in private? You want more respect but aren’t willing to give any. Now, if this conversation should have been done in private then so should the conversations between Monique and Tyler, Monique and Oprah, and Monique and Lee. Period. Can’t have it one way and not the other.
Steve was putting Monique on to some game. He knows how to see the snakes, and keep it moving, bite his tongue and make money moves so that he could be in the position he's in now. He's a MOGUL in the making. He has a show on almost every major network and in syndication. He is in a position to shift the culture of Hollywood because now he's in a position of POWER. That's not a lack of integrity, that's WISDOM. He now moves in circles with other people of power and integrity in Hollywood, he's a job creator and motivator. Monique has the fire and capacity to do the same thing. She needed to listen.
So true must I add Mo need to control her reckless mouth and emotions. I am not understand why most people dont talk about how reckless/disrespectful her mouth was that got her in this situation. She lost her integrity when she said those disgusting,distasteful things to those people. Me personally I will not work with someone who invited me to their genital area (in her case if she had a penis )and use unprofessional language to me.So disrespectful What happened to No thank you nice doing business with you hope to work with you again in the near future and move on.
Steve has so many shows I get tired of seeing him on every channel, but he didn't do it by calling names about stuff that happened a long time ago and adding it to something that occurred 15 to 20 later and then dragging both issues along like toilet paper on the bottom of your shoe.
Killa Mike (hope I spelt that right) is a wise man. I can talk to him allllll day. A man who can converse with you on that level is gold!!! Can he stay?
And Adrienne is still trying to malign Mo’Nique’s character whenever she thinks that someone (that someone being Killer Mike on this occasion) is saying what she’s saying about Mo’Nique. She didn’t have the guts to say it when Mo’Nique confronted her about it on the show, and actually said she didn’t mean it concerning Mo’Nique but meant it about “people in general” as if they all weren’t discussing Mo’Nique when she said it... ...completely and utterly fake and phoney. Adrienne has identity issues, and doesn’t like black women truly because deep down she hates that black women are black because she wishes she was one - and sadly, it goes even deeper than that. Evident also in the way she was about Tamar, and how she started getting loud after Tamar was no longer on the show - Adrienne can’t pretend to be black with when she has real black women on the show who’ll call her out on her act, and she despises that...very unfortunate.
Loni presents both sides. It doesn’t make her a sellout, it makes her objective. Loni is and has always been out here reppin the black community and encouraging us to get involved and get informed. I swear y’all love dragging black people just because they say something you disagree with. It is possible to disagree without bashing someone as a person.
@@AButterflyinChrist What I believe he's trying to say is that when we were "segregated" we were more "black conscious" however may have you. We had no one but our own. Now I believe, that we are "somewhat integrated", we as a people, I feel like, took that opportunity (everything that comes with the package of being integrated) and now we've forgot where we came from. I looked at it like this, say a child grows up eating healthy and all he/she knows is a healthful lifestyle. Now say this child in their teenage years has been given the opportunity to indulge in unhealthy foods, take fast food or processed foods in general and now they've become addicted because this is like no other that they've experienced and now, this is all they want. As they get older they slip out of that healthy lifestyle they grew up knowing and now as they get older into adulthood, they have health complications. This looong analogy lol is how I see it with our people. We've forgotten where we came from. I mean there was always problems within the Black community but it has gotten worse over the years. However, just believe we were MORE united than we are today. Now it's a black man for himself, sad but true. Sorry for the long explanation. 😋
Yall spent this whole segment defending Steve Harvey's comments but never once acknowledged the fact that Monique was the one being chastised for choosing to live her career the way SHE WANTS! While Steve Harvey made some valid points, he did so by attempting to prove Monique wrong, and THAT is unacceptable. The same way he gets respect for living his life under these less than integral morals, she needs to get respect for how she decides to live within her own career. There is no ONE WAY to do things. Monique was right for standing her ground because shes still working, and thriving WHILE staying true to her beliefs and fighting for her people. Steve Harvey is RIGHT for living his life how he wants, but He is WRONG for trying to get her to dissolve her core values just to be able to make MORE money.
I loove this convo!! If we were meant to agree on everything our moms would be the first one we agree with! and how many times have you disagreed with your mom? we are individs with individual perspectives of life, stay true to you 🌱
Thanks for the clarity Killer Mike because Steve is not a sell out he has leveled up and wants to move forward and not go back there is NOTHING wrong with that! His words may have not been his best delivery but he meant well. I agree with the "aunt and uncle Mataphore" killer Mike said
Is that the Nikè of Samothrakè, winged headless version of the goddess of victory from the angle resembling the shape of Africa? I 👀 what you did there , Mike... 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 to your t-shirt designer!
The problem is they all agreed in private but wouldn’t say it publicly and even i a regular person in society would be feeling a certain way Steve barely even let her speak talking loud over her i was cringing during the whole exchange just shameful the whole situation
100% agree. Also, There is nothing you can tell people who in their minds are never wrong. They should have spoke. Privately as friends. Even the older generation is doing EVERYTHING for publicity now. It's sad.
Replace Tamara with him now. I do like Tamara but I always feel like she is always scared to give her opinion on race topics, everyone looks to loni for the black opinion. To have 2 strong black people giving their opinion up there and anyone who shuts jeannie Mai up I am with...yes killer mike.
Tamara is mixed but she has expressed many times on the show that she identifies and has described herself many times as a black woman. So I expect any woman with that claim to not shy away from giving her opinion.
How disrespectful...not all black people are domineering. Not all black people are hood. I’m glad not all black people are the same because some of y’all are annoying lol coming from a black woman who loves black people. I am like Tamera in my views and upbringing so I like to see my type of “black” represented as well. It’s not all a struggle story or point of view for us although we all still go through similar struggles. It let’s America know not all black People are the same and think the same. Some of my black friends that are close minded hate accepting that fact. They just always want to control the narrative on how a black person should be based on their limited experiences. It’s annoying for real. Being louder doesn’t make you right lol. Yes both my parents are black-Nigerian to be exact, so it does not have to do with her being mixed 😂. I also love that she is a real Christian...Please keep my girl Tamera 💪🏾
If you watch Steve’s show you’ll know that that’s how he talks. To everyone. I don’t see the issue here. Also I understand exactly what he was saying. Everyone wants to walk on egg shells on these talk shows.
DL and Steve ain’t NO uncles of mine. And Steve is a grown man who has been hosting and speaking on large platforms (as his job) for yearssss. He knew exactly what he was saying. He wanted to be seen as publicly scolding Mo’ on some “I’m not like these negros” bs. All to appease his own interests. He just didn’t expect the backlash from the Black community to be so swift and strong. I wish y’all would stop making excuses for these men who wouldn’t blink in your direction, if it was you.
They should have a male on this panel... it will be nice to get male perspective on anything and he seems very humble and not judgmental and respectful I think he would be a great addition to the show
Killer Mike always doing a splendid job -neutralizing that negative black narrative. . . Giving strong insight and positive solutions. . . Big up to Mike. . . Make him a permanent host on the Real !!!!
I am not familiar with Killer Mike as a rapper. However, his intellect is very attractive.
Exactly! Very eloquent smart man.... I had no idea of who he was... but I don't know 95% of rappers or any other American artists anyway....lol
Right he is super smart
I hope you checked out his special on Netflix. It was extremely thought provoking as well as entertaining.
You should watch his interview with the breakfast club
He’s amazing, get familiar 🙂
I want be Killer Mike's friend. There are so much I can learn just by sitting and chatting with him
Me too. I love to hear him speak. I would like to have intellectual conversations with him.
I hadn't even heard of Killer Mike before and now I am in love with him. Easily one of the most eloquent and intelligent guests
Killer Mike just elevated this conversation! The girls are always so surface. I actually learned something in the course of him speaking. Please bring him back!
I feel like it was a genuine conversation... I mean even on this show the ladies have talked about everything and anything regarding their personal lives and they’ve had moments where they “ forget the cameras are there” so I’m sure they can relate ! And they had Mo’nique on the show TWICE to “ settle things and guess what ? They’re adults... they can have a conversation , talk it out , and move on ! There’s no beef or animosity or nothing !
Myronn Coleman Agreed. I like how real that conversation was.
It’s called CODE SWITCHING! Be real y’all! Black folks especially but people of color in general have been doing it for CENTURIES! The destination is the same however, you can do it the Malcolm X way or the MLK Jr way! Both ways got certain things done!
Yeah! That is a poor exscus for n exscuse...
Calm down lil Kim lol
Wear many hats and shoes.
He is so eloquent and a pleasure to watch.
Damn Killer Mike was spitting some truth but was considerate and respectful of everyone else. Add him to the panel hahaha I approve
Loni, u hit the nail on its head!!! There’s NO WAY I’m going to act the same way I do at my workplace as I do in my neighborhood or private life... it’s not being FOS, a hypocrite nor being a sell-out. It’s called being appropriate & KNOWIng how to present yourself accordingly! Periot! Thank you for spreading some light on the difference. The same way, I don’t speak to my friends from my neighborhood as I would to my CEO of a company I work for etc... point is, KNOW how to act!
A black (blackkkk) rapper that talks with proper English sentences and articulates very well, im so here for it! I love seeing that!
wow did you really need to say that. I'm speechless
Is this really a surprise???
*rolls eyes*
@@yesqueen8635 she's has a point
TroytheGamerHD there are so many intellectual rappers omg
Killer mike is very insightful. Love hearing his opinions.
I feel like the conversation was needed and that it definitely needed to be aired, whereas some feel like its a conversation that shouldn't have happened on TV.
I agree with what Steve said and how he said it. Some people out in the world needed to hear that conversation and Mo needed it as well. I don't think he needed to change anything in how he delivered his message, hopefully she understood what he meant and she took the important points away.
@twistedblktrekie what does gender have to do with anything? Black women starting a movement that black men did not isn’t pathetic. Maybe you need to look beyond gender and look at the cause. Who cares if a man or female starts a movement that is about the lives of our community.
Secondly Colin Kaepernick stood up for a cause, and he didn’t want to stay silent any more. WHO THE HELL CARES IF HE IS MIXED and was raised by a white woman... no one. He started a movement that is recognized all over the states and talked about. He might be mixed, but guess what when he walks down the street he is seen as a BLACK MAN.
You need to wake up and smell the roses, because there is nothing wrong with a mix person starting a movement. Just because a “full” black man didn’t start the movement for OUR community doesn’t diminish what he started.
Change your mentality because everything isn’t always about black and white. If you really think everything is the “white man’s” fault then I’m sorry to say you are stuck. Times have changed and everything that happens to our community isn’t their fault. Yes we still have to push for some more equality but at the end of the day, YOU have to work towards that.
@twistedblktrekie Yes men have an economical advantage over women, but does it really matter when a group of black females decided to start a movement that supported our community... no. Men from other communities do protect their communities, but again that has nothing to do with why blacken don't stand up to support their own community.
I agree black people and white people are not treated the same, just like men and women are not treated the same.
In regards to your comment about how mixed individuals and "full black" individuals get treated differently, it is true but that's where colorism steps in. If you go back in your family line almost everyone has something in them else in them and we are not fully just one thing.
@twistedblktrekie I am aware of the "one drop rule", but again when will we as a black community stop blaming everything on the "white man" and what was done to us as a community in the past. We can't group together the whites from the past and the whites of today. Obviously we as a black community are not the same as the black community back then.
Yes we need to stand up for equal pay in all areas, whether it be that industry or Corporate America.
Black men and women need to stand up for EACH OTHER and not just one gender stand up for themselves.
Also you have to look at the way you present things, you can want action all you like, but at the end of the day you can't go about things in a rude fashion and respect change,
@twistedblktrekie I understand what you have said.
I am also a product of a predominately white school, so I can say my education is way better then it is from the inner city schools where I'm from. Economically blacks are sometimes put in a disadvantage then our other counterparts, and it does drawl back to educational status. Yes majority of blacks have to pick low-paying jobs to make ends meet, but at the same time it is also important not to let your circumstances hold you back.
As for black men leaving our communities I totally understand your point, and like you said that's a whole topic that could be dived into.
At the end of the day I think we as a community need to work together to change the way our community is viewed and also how we go about things. I'm a firm believer that if we work hard and put effort into something, and continuously try to make a change eventually that change will be seen, it might not be seen today or tomorrow but it will in the end.
@twistedblktrekie I agree that some black men need to stand up, but there are some that are and they aren’t getting recognized for it.
Now what I am going to disagree on is how you are using the word “they” you’re generalizing a group of people. Every white person isn’t against black people. One (or a few) bad apple doesn’t ruin the whole bunch, in saying that the racist of the world do not ruin the white people that support blacks.
Violence doesn’t get change, you cannot get your points across if you choose violence to make a statement
Thank you young man!!! 🙌🏾✊🏾♥️Very well said. Don’t just help, create and hire!!!
Steve Harvey said some hurtful things. Guess what? They're true. It'll remain true until enough people support another way to be his level rich. Donald Glover wouldn't be where he is today if he actually said "This is America"lyrics in a Twitter speech because art is preferred over activism.
Adrianne was trying to be shady..we see u👀
NELLY MAINA Exactly! We know you don’t like MO’Nique bitch! Stop trying to be seen so bad! I can’t stand Adrianne
@@Im.Intelligence I actually think she doesn't know anything about Monique and I would hope that's after she heard how this interview happened right before she came to the Real would have given.her a little more clarity on Monique. I dont think the hosts of this show research the topics when they go over morning briefing
In my opinion Monique doesn't have the best way to handle things. She was not wrong but like killer Mike said it's about compromise . I think what Steve was trying to say is that sometimes you have to compromise in order to be in a position of power in the long run especially as a black person . I'm sure Beyonce Tyler Perry P. Diddy or even Oprah had to do some things they didn't approve. But now they are poweful enough and they can help and impact their own communities. After all of those years does Monique really have a position of power where she can help or hire us ?she is talented and I'm glad she has her own residency but she could have done even more if she had played "the game" without necessarily loosing her integrety or soul imo. 🤷♀️
I agree with this 100% but I guess in Mo's eyes.. Thats selling out and being bullied. I totally see it many ways! I just wish there was a right answer to all of this.
@@kittyantix Right.Maybe they all need to get together and start fresh like Steve said...I don't know.
Steve didnt come across that way at all.
@@cecilygay6177 What do you mean? How did he come across to you?
@@annarose8913
Let me first say, I truly believe he's trying to be a friend and he means well. However in this video he's basically telling her that she shouldn't speak her mind on certain things, and she cant be too much of her true self, and in my opinion that's just not ok. Monique is speaking from a place of change which is bold, and Steve is speaking from self motivated success. How can anyone tell the world that money is more valuable than integrity??? It never was it never will be. People have to understand, financial success and status isn't everything!
Mike is right about the hiring people part: In a capitalist world, thats how you help people. In my opinion, thats not the best way, but I see the good intention.
Steve said it out of love. Wendy Williams does it all the time.
I think they're given Steve Harvey too many passes in this conversation, The man is written books and has a talk show he made his point very clear and he meant it.
Killer Mike is so intelligent he needs his own show on Oprah winfrey channel
They need to go ahead and add him to the show.. I like him
That's the black men we wanna see. BE ON CODE BLACK PEOPLE !!!
OMG I cannot wait till you all talk about Doja Cat's new song Tia & Tamera 🤣🙌❤
Kayla Arielle - PaintAndBloom oh god
Same!!!!
Me too. They need to mention it when Tam returns on the show.
I understand what Big Mike is saying, but that uncle not always right.
steve and Monique have been friends for more than 25yrs and he can tell it like it is to her and she to him
and at the end they hugged it out and steve did say that he will get Monique lee daniels and tlyer perry to talk it out
I feel like the people that say the convo shouldn’t be answered are the same kind of people that sit around pushing stuff under the rug. The kind of people that always wish for a solution but never search for one then criticize possible solutions other people find. Not everything has to be quiet. How come Monique can throw all this people under the bus in public but when it comes back on her, oh you should have called me in private? You want more respect but aren’t willing to give any. Now, if this conversation should have been done in private then so should the conversations between Monique and Tyler, Monique and Oprah, and Monique and Lee. Period. Can’t have it one way and not the other.
Steve was putting Monique on to some game. He knows how to see the snakes, and keep it moving, bite his tongue and make money moves so that he could be in the position he's in now. He's a MOGUL in the making. He has a show on almost every major network and in syndication. He is in a position to shift the culture of Hollywood because now he's in a position of POWER. That's not a lack of integrity, that's WISDOM. He now moves in circles with other people of power and integrity in Hollywood, he's a job creator and motivator. Monique has the fire and capacity to do the same thing. She needed to listen.
So true must I add Mo need to control her reckless mouth and emotions. I am not understand why most people dont talk about how reckless/disrespectful her mouth was that got her in this situation. She lost her integrity when she said those disgusting,distasteful things to those people.
Me personally I will not work with someone who invited me to their genital area (in her case if she had a penis )and use unprofessional language to me.So disrespectful
What happened to No thank you nice doing business with you hope to work with you again in the near future and move on.
Steve has so many shows I get tired of seeing him on every channel, but he didn't do it by calling names about stuff that happened a long time ago and adding it to something that occurred 15 to 20 later and then dragging both issues along like toilet paper on the bottom of your shoe.
I really like Killer Mike... maybe I'll listen to his music... one of these years
Killer Mike, thank you 👌🏾
Killer Mike brings the 'REAL' !
Killa Mike (hope I spelt that right) is a wise man. I can talk to him allllll day. A man who can converse with you on that level is gold!!! Can he stay?
That's Right Loni!!!...Our Business isn't everybody's business....
And Adrienne is still trying to malign Mo’Nique’s character whenever she thinks that someone (that someone being Killer Mike on this occasion) is saying what she’s saying about Mo’Nique.
She didn’t have the guts to say it when Mo’Nique confronted her about it on the show, and actually said she didn’t mean it concerning Mo’Nique but meant it about “people in general” as if they all weren’t discussing Mo’Nique when she said it...
...completely and utterly fake and phoney. Adrienne has identity issues, and doesn’t like black women truly because deep down she hates that black women are black because she wishes she was one - and sadly, it goes even deeper than that.
Evident also in the way she was about Tamar, and how she started getting loud after Tamar was no longer on the show - Adrienne can’t pretend to be black with when she has real black women on the show who’ll call her out on her act, and she despises that...very unfortunate.
I like that.. don’t throw people out just bc we don’t agree.
I think they need a guy on the show.
Loni presents both sides. It doesn’t make her a sellout, it makes her objective. Loni is and has always been out here reppin the black community and encouraging us to get involved and get informed.
I swear y’all love dragging black people just because they say something you disagree with. It is possible to disagree without bashing someone as a person.
What has happened to black people...lord help us today
Amber Rechellè Polk Please explain because I think I understand your comment but I want to make sure lol
@@AButterflyinChrist What I believe he's trying to say is that when we were "segregated" we were more "black conscious" however may have you. We had no one but our own. Now I believe, that we are "somewhat integrated", we as a people, I feel like, took that opportunity (everything that comes with the package of being integrated) and now we've forgot where we came from. I looked at it like this, say a child grows up eating healthy and all he/she knows is a healthful lifestyle. Now say this child in their teenage years has been given the opportunity to indulge in unhealthy foods, take fast food or processed foods in general and now they've become addicted because this is like no other that they've experienced and now, this is all they want. As they get older they slip out of that healthy lifestyle they grew up knowing and now as they get older into adulthood, they have health complications. This looong analogy lol is how I see it with our people. We've forgotten where we came from. I mean there was always problems within the Black community but it has gotten worse over the years. However, just believe we were MORE united than we are today. Now it's a black man for himself, sad but true.
Sorry for the long explanation. 😋
I love that Loni and Killer Mike had such dominant perspectives in this conversation. They offered so much well needed insight.
I don't know who Killer Mike is but I am liking him.
I do not know who Killer Mike is, but I love his intellect
Very well-spoken, conscious, and educated man....I dont know him but I love him.
Yall spent this whole segment defending Steve Harvey's comments but never once acknowledged the fact that Monique was the one being chastised for choosing to live her career the way SHE WANTS! While Steve Harvey made some valid points, he did so by attempting to prove Monique wrong, and THAT is unacceptable. The same way he gets respect for living his life under these less than integral morals, she needs to get respect for how she decides to live within her own career. There is no ONE WAY to do things. Monique was right for standing her ground because shes still working, and thriving WHILE staying true to her beliefs and fighting for her people. Steve Harvey is RIGHT for living his life how he wants, but He is WRONG for trying to get her to dissolve her core values just to be able to make MORE money.
He lost me at "I can't have INTEGRITY "
Please keep Mike. I'd love to sit and have a conversation with him, very articulate man.
I loove this convo!! If we were meant to agree on everything our moms would be the first one we agree with! and how many times have you disagreed with your mom? we are individs with individual perspectives of life, stay true to you 🌱
I love this man's perspective....He is fair in his arguments.
He has a lot interesting things to say! Very bright!
Great conversation....I agree with all points.
Killer Mike Killing it yesssss
Thanks for the clarity Killer Mike because Steve is not a sell out he has leveled up and wants to move forward and not go back there is NOTHING wrong with that! His words may have not been his best delivery but he meant well. I agree with the "aunt and uncle Mataphore" killer Mike said
I agree with Steve it’s all in the way you do things. I however don’t think you have to lose a part of yourself to do that.
Killer Mike should appear regularly!!!! Love his views
Killer Mike is killing it with smartness and kindness.
They still shitting on Monique 🙄😂😂
Yes, add him to the show!!
Killer Mike speaks knowledge. Loni is working that Camo!
This season of the real is THEE BEST SEASON hands down !
Oh what a delight Killa Mike is, have been watching him on Netflix this week. 👏
Killer Mike is everything 🙌🏼
Killer Mike is so articulate and wise. Now just give us a new Run The Jewels album.
Huge fan of Killer Mike just in terms of his message and work his community. Love listening to him speak and his perspective!
Where is tam
Adrienne little girl like Monique said lol. You may want to hursh lol..
I really like killer mike on have him in more often please
I swear loni and certain guests like killer mike make the show and views
Please please put Killer mike on the show!!
The same Steve that has a problem with black men hair talking about it looks UNPROFESSIONAL.
Driveway Uncle vs Living Room Uncle. I'm not even sure how I ended up on this video but I love that analogy.
Loni’s impact could have stayed. She is always echoing what's said already!
That brother has some good sense!
Keep the guy, I like him
I wish Loni gets a new makeup and hair artist. 🙄
Love Killer Mike great for the ecosystem
Is that the Nikè of Samothrakè, winged headless version of the goddess of victory from the angle resembling the shape of Africa? I 👀 what you did there , Mike... 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 to your t-shirt designer!
The problem is they all agreed in private but wouldn’t say it publicly and even i a regular person in society would be feeling a certain way Steve barely even let her speak talking loud over her i was cringing during the whole exchange just shameful the whole situation
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@@jalla345 Lonely much?
I think Steve harvey and Monique argument was real but out of love . Charles BROWN
100% agree. Also, There is nothing you can tell people who in their minds are never wrong. They should have spoke. Privately as friends. Even the older generation is doing EVERYTHING for publicity now. It's sad.
Good discussion.
I would actually watch this show more if Killer Mike was on.
Killer Mike is the man!!!!! 😘😍💯💯💯
I support Monique & being advocate for yourself. No one will fight for you better than you can
Killer mike is great
I like this man
Replace Tamara with him now. I do like Tamara but I always feel like she is always scared to give her opinion on race topics, everyone looks to loni for the black opinion. To have 2 strong black people giving their opinion up there and anyone who shuts jeannie Mai up I am with...yes killer mike.
I don't agree on replacing her, but they should at least add him or Yevette on the cast.
Because she have a white husband you know people be dragging her for things
Tamara is mixed but she has expressed many times on the show that she identifies and has described herself many times as a black woman. So I expect any woman with that claim to not shy away from giving her opinion.
@@morte50000000 replace jeannie I'm over her lol
How disrespectful...not all black people are domineering. Not all black people are hood. I’m glad not all black people are the same because some of y’all are annoying lol coming from a black woman who loves black people. I am like Tamera in my views and upbringing so I like to see my type of “black” represented as well. It’s not all a struggle story or point of view for us although we all still go through similar struggles. It let’s America know not all black People are the same and think the same. Some of my black friends that are close minded hate accepting that fact. They just always want to control the narrative on how a black person should be based on their limited experiences. It’s annoying for real. Being louder doesn’t make you right lol. Yes both my parents are black-Nigerian to be exact, so it does not have to do with her being mixed 😂. I also love that she is a real Christian...Please keep my girl Tamera 💪🏾
Loni saying she thought he was gonna get something out of it is trash to me.
If you watch Steve’s show you’ll know that that’s how he talks. To everyone. I don’t see the issue here. Also I understand exactly what he was saying. Everyone wants to walk on egg shells on these talk shows.
DL and Steve ain’t NO uncles of mine. And Steve is a grown man who has been hosting and speaking on large platforms (as his job) for yearssss. He knew exactly what he was saying. He wanted to be seen as publicly scolding Mo’ on some “I’m not like these negros” bs. All to appease his own interests. He just didn’t expect the backlash from the Black community to be so swift and strong. I wish y’all would stop making excuses for these men who wouldn’t blink in your direction, if it was you.
Loved killer Mike!!
Where is Tamera??
She's out sick she trying come back on Monday
Adrianne's makeup artist needs to do something about that nose contour tbh.
killer mike is smart
They should have a male on this panel... it will be nice to get male perspective on anything and he seems very humble and not judgmental and respectful I think he would be a great addition to the show
I LOVE Killer Mike!! He is adorable and I love his personality!
Why capitalism is a beautiful thing.
I love this man when he speaksssss
Amazing points
His smart 👍🏼
These women just talk and and talk and never reach a deep level of conversation. Thank god for Mike
They should keep Killer Mike and replace....
Killer Mike always doing a splendid job -neutralizing that negative black narrative. . . Giving strong insight and positive solutions. . . Big up to Mike. . . Make him a permanent host on the Real !!!!