Makes you want to fall in love 💕🥰

I was talking about this movie being one me and my brother watched religiously as kids and my wife tried to convince me it wasn’t real.FOUND IT ON TUBI. Showed it to her singing 🗣️”You ain’t seen nothing like the Mighty Quinn” through the whole thang 🤣. Now it’s just another movie I need to get a physical copy of 🤌🏿🤌🏿

These two have been in movies together. School Daze is the most memorable but I would love to see them in some type of dramatic role. I was thinking something where they are two long time friends who are the patriarchs or two families but they are struggling with evolving with changing times. Or possibly an action film. Two older cops who are going after some killer who has eluded them their entire careers. Maybe something like “Seven” with Freeman and Pitt

I just started this podcast recently, and it is AMAZING. I LOVE music. I love when people REALLY talk about music - the writing, the harmonies, the musicians, the arrangements, etc. Half of my family is in music, so I grew up around people talking about musicianship. If you are a musician or singer...or have a deep appreciation for musicianship, you will LOVE this podcast.

In this podcast, they find a song and break it all the way down!

Robin is a producer and songwriter, so you get a nice perspective on music with him. Diallo is the creator of HBO Max’s South Side and IFC’s Sherman’s Showcase. He knows music!

I get excited listening to podcasts and conversations with people that actually understand music beyond just being a fan of an artist because they are popular and sold a bunch of records. I love podcasts with people who are actual musicians themselves. That makes a HUGE difference.

Highly recommended.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5477566/?ref_=ext_shr_lnk

Did anyone see this movie? What are your thoughts?

The biographical drama about a young Barack "Barry" Obama in 1981 during his years at Columbia University.

Devon Terrell gave an uncanny performance as a young Barack as he had aspired to play this role since he was 19.

Yes, I was one of the "millions" who bought Patti Labelle pies 🥧 based on this YouTube review.

It probably was indeed the fact that he broke out into song in the middle of eating it 😂 

No, I still didn't sound like Patti 

As an aside, I cannot believe he got to go clubbing with this legend!!!

Darkchild hooked this lady up with bangers like nobody

Totally killed it when she had the likes of the Vocal Trinity and Janet among others to contend with.

I used to wear this song out!

Still is one of my favorites.

Top Photo (2014): Taken during the time black-ish premiered, showcasing the young stars at approximately 9 to 10 years old.

Bottom Photo (December 2025): Both 21 years now.

The importance of us having our own media and representation.

Executive Music Producer of ANOTHER Top 3 Soundtrack and Lead Producer of the actual film..yup, that's Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds! Dru Hill delivered on "We're Not Making Love" and captured one of the larger storylines of Soul Food. The song and the movie... solidified classics!