Shannon did not say that she was wrong. Shannon offered her an alternative perspective.

@tanja0411

26 күн бұрын

Thank you! I was looking for this comment. And he actually acknowledged that’s what he was doing. Maddening. There’s so much bad and racist and misogynist behavior out there - why do we always have to look for it when for once it’s not present. It takes away from progress

@thatncboi201

26 күн бұрын

@@tanja0411 exactly, and she comes off as that thinking is her default in all situations.

@tanja0411

26 күн бұрын

@@thatncboi201 It’s sadly really true

@possiblymaybe6711

26 күн бұрын

@@tanja0411so it’s fine for kids to call her slurs…. You people are a cancer

@sinamen516

26 күн бұрын

Nah he questioned her about her experience even after she said the lady picked on her even though the white student confessed to being the one who stole. It was also the manner in which he questioned her, like she was lying

I am here to comment on how grounded, well informed and deeply insightful the woman on this panel is. She raised the collective level. THIS is a prime example of why diversity is important.

@karendavis8083

25 күн бұрын

Yep!

@shollinsiii

23 күн бұрын

I thoroughly enjoyed listening to this woman. At some points I wanted everyone else to be quiet so that I could hear her explanations. Does she have a talk show/podcast? 😊❤

@tm_35

22 күн бұрын

This is one 12 minutes clip In hundreds, calm down bots

@poindextersheelturn436

22 күн бұрын

@@tm_35 Lol, a bot will bot. Every chance they get.

@FatherDIVINE.

20 күн бұрын

I swear wm just be talking

Mel's Take on this was phenomenal.

@HandMeDeals

26 күн бұрын

Word it's like ever since that voice compliment she been on point

@djjsmooth27

23 күн бұрын

Yeah, she was on point

"I watched a little bit, and turned it off." 😂😂😂

@joanna0988

22 күн бұрын

I wish that's what I did, waste of time 😅

@jassminejames210

22 күн бұрын

I was so intrigued that I lost 3 hours of my life Amanda has got to realise that not all of us blacks get on with other blacks simple

@kittenbrave1003

19 күн бұрын

Me too

@tavaristucker4699

12 күн бұрын

Same 😂

Amanda seales is Amanda seales biggest problem. She’s a perpetual victim and takes zero accountability for her actions.

@tanja0411

26 күн бұрын

Agree. I don’t think she’s a well person at all. She is very smart and talented but needs much better counseling and maybe meds (if she has a therapist and/or doctor). She needs to stop acting like people’s reactions to her are a reflection on black people, black women, light-skinned black women, opinionated and strong women, people on the spectrum, etc. She represents herself (not well), - not anyone else or large groups of people. She’s unsufferable and needs to focus on her own healing. Also, Shannon didn’t say she was wrong. He said he had a different perspective - he validated her but also offered another perspective. She just can’t handle non-yes people. Feels almost like narcissism to me. Holds everyone else accountable for any little flaw and wants validation, grace, protection, etc. but doesn’t acknowledge her part in relationship DYNAMICS. A self-proclaimed “emotionally intelligent” person can take a step back and look at situations from all viewpoints.

@possiblymaybe6711

26 күн бұрын

@@tanja0411you guys are so insane and unfair to her. He questioned her every time she talked about people being blatantly racist to her. I honest to god know in my bones if it were Katt Williams or some other man being treated like that my Shannon you’d all be eating Shannon up. Amanda was brilliant in that interview and I cannot believe the responses to her in these comments

@tanja0411

26 күн бұрын

@@possiblymaybe6711 ​​⁠ For you to “honest to god in your bones” think you *know* anything about me at all makes you pretty insane. That’s a crazy take. You have no idea how I feel about anyone else except for what I wrote about Amanda. Just fyi, I judge people as individuals and not representatives as bigger groups. Because it’s 2024 and we (many of us) have evolved past that simplistic thinking. Because I don’t think Amanda is well doesn’t mean I value men over women. That’s insane and you’re nuts for thinking that based on one comment. And if you think we’re insane then I’d say 90% plus of us are crazy and I guess then you’re the only normal and brilliant one. Just like Amanda. Triggered maybe? Great awareness and I’m not going to assume anything about you the way you did me but you both seem pretty aligned on the front of not being able to handle other perspectives and resort to personally attacking. I don’t value your perspective based on your comment at all. Enjoy all your assumptions and delusion. ✌️

@tanja0411

26 күн бұрын

@@possiblymaybe6711 ​​⁠ For you to “honest to god in your bones” think you know anything about me at all makes you pretty insane. That’s a crazy take. You have no idea how I feel about anyone else except for what I wrote about Amanda. Just fyi, I judge people as individuals and not representatives of bigger groups. Because we’ve evolved past that simplistic thinking. Because I don’t think Amanda is well doesn’t mean I value men over women. That’s crazy and you’re nuts for making that leap based on one comment. And if you think we’re insane then I’d say 98% plus of us are crazy and I guess you’re the only normal and brilliant one. Just like Amanda. Triggered maybe? Great awareness and I’m not going to assume anything about you the way you did me but you both seem pretty aligned on the front of not being able to handle other perspectives and resort to personally attacking. I don’t value your perspective based on your comment at all. Enjoy all your assumptions and delusion. ✌️

@troublein8597

26 күн бұрын

@@possiblymaybe6711believe it Amanda 😂

MELYSSA FORD NEEDS TO HOST YOUR SHOW. THE WAY SHE INFORMS THE GROUP IS A1!!! She should give background to all the topics

@meanguy111

26 күн бұрын

They spoon feed her topics they don't care about this one bit

@mackenzyphilippe7508

26 күн бұрын

She did a great job this time I'll give you that but she should NOT host the show

@twizzy585ful

26 күн бұрын

Only when it's women....if this was a man she would sum it to arrogance and ignorance

@harrissr.615

26 күн бұрын

This show would be terrible with her as a host.

@jewelsjewels3655

26 күн бұрын

She tried...it was called Here for the Food. It didn't do well 💁🏾‍♀️

Amanda Seales called Tabitha Brown a witch during her interview with her. Tabitha said I'm not a witch and she intentionally called her a witch again. Now, if it had been her, she would have gone off.

@92cgray

25 күн бұрын

Well yes Tabitha is her own person with her own personality just like Me, and you would respond differently. I would feel flattered if someone called me a witch because I do study herbs.

@deejay4183

25 күн бұрын

@92cgray Right. But if someone called you trifling, you would say don't call me that. Then proceed to call you trifling again would be playing in your face.

@sedrickdudley4390

23 күн бұрын

Did she really say that?

@ellorainward6545

23 күн бұрын

Wow. I’ve never seen this interview. I gotta go research this

@TheoCynical

22 күн бұрын

Not sweet ol Tabitha Brown

“She is pretty angry.” “That was on full display as well.” 😂

Amanda is so defensive that Shannon's normal questions was made into something it wasn't.

@user-od4xr2ij1p

24 күн бұрын

I think you nailed her personality with this comment actually

@Persephonie22

20 күн бұрын

Yes you're right.

Amanda LOOKS for issues in every situation she is in. It’s not right if she can’t find an issue to advocate for. Right or wrong. Why would anyone like someone who walks in a room looking for issues. Sometimes its okay to just come in and enjoy yourself and not look for a soapbox to stand on. Aren’t you tired Mrs. Millie???

@92cgray

25 күн бұрын

Or the issues just fall into her lap I mean I am shy so I won’t address when someone wrongs me but I appreciate Amanda does.

@thatgirlkells5505

23 күн бұрын

I agree with that. If you are always looking for an issue to rage about you will find one!!!!

her and azalea are top tier insufferable...

@808sirenz9

26 күн бұрын

At least Azalea is funny at times lol

@fed1013

26 күн бұрын

Amanda is a whole comedian

@doingit2death

26 күн бұрын

Don't forget about Jaguar Wright

@sanskretro

26 күн бұрын

​@@fed1013 I don't laugh with her like with Azealia.

@polivepea

25 күн бұрын

🎯This

She's the female Sheldon Cooper and doesn't realise it. Everything is always someone's else's fault and she's always has to be the smartest in the room.

@harlemking0810

26 күн бұрын

Perfect Example

@glittergirl-tz4ru

26 күн бұрын

Well Sheldon was high functioning on the spectrum so I guess she watched the show for her research which led to self diagnosis lol

@bigbuzin555

26 күн бұрын

She would probably be really happy with that comparison

@achi7909

26 күн бұрын

I’ve been thinking this for a while. She is

@joanna0988

22 күн бұрын

But wasn't Sheldon actually a genius? Amanda isn't always right or that knowledgeable on the topics she rants about.

Amanda lived on my block in Brooklyn after her Suny Purchase days. And I agree with everything Joe just said. And I have been saying the same exact thing about her for years. Something happened to her in her career because this is not the same woman I met and spoke with in 2002. Industry definitely had a negative effect on her. She was mad cool, extremely energetic and positive. Was nice to niggas no matter if u were outside hustling, working or just chilling in the park or on some benches.

@marcusdunton1692

22 күн бұрын

who's to say it changed her, she probably still the same person when she isn't talking about these type of things, i hope so anyway

She holds others accountable and isn't afraid to speak her mind (often), but she refuses to hold herself accountable.

@adoreivette7373

26 күн бұрын

Amen

@possiblymaybe6711

26 күн бұрын

What did she do that you need her to hold herself accountable for?

@pj2218

26 күн бұрын

​@@possiblymaybe6711her attitude and approach around and towards others

@wentwonn1668

26 күн бұрын

@@possiblymaybe6711the fact that once she feels wronged she doesnt allow for the possibility of misunderstanding or anything she automatically feels validated.

@92cgray

25 күн бұрын

But if you’re actually listening to what she is holding them accountable for she does. For example the man telling HR she called him a 🥷 lol she apologized but I got her point of they literally say N word on the show. I get her saying she didn’t realize he would be so offended. She tried to leave the party once she was told she was no longer invited and able to come inside but others kept her there because they wanted her in the party.

As a employee of an special education agency, an autistic diagnosis doesn’t cost $10k. It’s free for kids through early intervention & through private costs? $350 MAX. You can’t self diagnose.

@Unbelievable6348

26 күн бұрын

That's if you're a kid? What about if you're an adult

@Vanessa-iq3vt

26 күн бұрын

Once u age out in a premium cost city for ex, it’s about 5k at base and could vary based on needs.

@animec-dramaskpop6362

26 күн бұрын

Amanda is a member of the Screen Actors Guild which means she has insurance. ​@@Unbelievable6348

@dablakbradpitt

26 күн бұрын

@@Unbelievable6348 privately as an adult? Max $500 cash. Less if it goes through your insurance however it’s a high co payment. Maybe like $100

@dablakbradpitt

26 күн бұрын

@@Vanessa-iq3vt this is not true at all. As I live in Nj & work in NYC. How do I know this? I get to see the billing for psych evals. You can simply google an ASD assessment evaluation via a psychologist. Call them & ask them. It’s an hour exam. Nobody will charge you $5k. They will lose their job. Don’t give out wrong info to defend her. She is wrong. At the max it’s $500 insurance or cash

I enjoyed Melissa's take on this situation she hit the nail on the head explaining the situation and offering her opinion. Thank you for not cutting her off for once! LOL!

I love how Mel was giving a chance to speak . Mel is very intelligent , well versed in many issues . Let her talk more. She brings a much needed perspective

@a.sam.2976

24 күн бұрын

Yeah.... Maybe Mel should interview Amanda next time.

@curtishancock432

16 күн бұрын

That wont go like you think

Her tone gets her in trouble. It’s simple. She comes off condescending.

@oleeshanorris5343

25 күн бұрын

I've been told the same thing but typically people who were uneducated as barely passing student or early dropout. Usually because they don't understand the big or college word you have used. They still give you words to learn in college like elementary school.

@414awill

25 күн бұрын

And this is what happens when I society doesn’t adjust to people from all backgrounds and has a respectability policy that neurodivergent people dont always pick up on or can follow. Its like telling a blind person to look both ways before crossing the street. Impossible and insensitive

@Dave....

25 күн бұрын

​@@414awillyeah she has no balance at all, when it comes to human interaction. Her glass is basically always full, because there's a blockage in her brain. That refuses to see the other side of things. And understand not everyone is trying to manipulate you or cause you harm. It's basically like fight or flight mode, is always on.

@ohmalsbroken

25 күн бұрын

She doesn't come across as anything besides someone on the spectrum who needs to be given a little bit more understanding. I don't understand why that is so hard for people to understand your ignorance is condescending. Her unwavering honest candor is not condescending. it's just not what you're used to, try to put her in a box and label her something negative which is sad

@keithwhite8351

24 күн бұрын

⁠@@ohmalsbroken How many ppl do you deal with on the spectrum daily to be able to make that assessment? Also, 2 things can be true. Just because you’re telling the truth about something or educating someone about something, doesn’t mean you can’t be condescending. Happens all the time

Every time Amanda Seales gets involved in something, Drama ensues. Its always someone being jealous of her, its someone being mean to her for no reason, its someone being intimidated by her. Club Shay Shay has been interviewing Guests for almost 3 years and of all different backgrounds. Now all of a sudden he doesnt provide a safe space for her. GTFO with the BS. She is a perpetual victim and is exhausting to be around. And she will never change cuz idiots give her a platform and enable her foolishness

@ikexbankai

26 күн бұрын

Have ever been around her though? To say someone is exhausting to be around when you haven’t been around them is MAD WILD

@ANTIStraussian

26 күн бұрын

It's annoying when you are telling a story and someone trys to invalidate it. "I went to the Gucci store yesterday and they followed me around the store and said it might be to expensive for me" Shannon "hey maybe they were on commission and followed you to grt the sale, hey maybe they were rude because they going through a divorce! 🕺🕺🕺🕺"

@andrewilliams6367

26 күн бұрын

@@ANTIStraussianShannon asked questions like he did with ALL of his other guests. She took that as him coming at her and got defensive about things. He never once “invalidated” anything. If every answer out her mouth is “idk why they don’t like me” or “racism” then it’s kinda leads a person to probe more cause everything can’t be everyone else’s fault ALLLLLLLLL the time.

@kant5696

26 күн бұрын

@@ANTIStraussianit is foolish to just take anything someone tells you at face value and not ask for context. Amanda is the type to say “I got bit by a snake” Any logical person: “Im sorry to hear that. What happened? Did you not see it, were you messing with it, did it hide in the bushes then attack you?” Amanda: I cant believe you are invalidating my experiences and not giving me to live my truth. 😑 We just want context! If you’re going to tell a story about a pretty traumatic or crazy event, people are going to want details. Every scenario she spoke of it was always someone’s fault for not liking her for no reason and we all know in life that makes you look suspect as a person.

@animec-dramaskpop6362

26 күн бұрын

​@@ikexbankaiAre you slow? If you are playing like you're slow to defend Amanda it ain't cute. You know d@mn well you can be tired of someone without being around them personally. You can find PUBLIC FIGURES exhausting.

She needs to heal from past issues

@kickdatgospel

24 күн бұрын

Mannnn I said this definitely still having issues with the little girl inside fr

I LOVED the manner Melissa explained this cause this is exactly how I felt.

@LauraCharles1985

24 күн бұрын

Agreed. And they are both at a level in their lives/careers in which likeminded people/women can form an ownership and influence as far as independent projects go. While there’s a large audience who feel a way about Amanda, she still has a perspective. They’re talking about her and she would be “smart” to ride the wave. 🌊

We need hosts who actually do the work. So tired of hosts commenting on the topics without research and just reading headlines and watching clips.

@sandyandy4402

23 күн бұрын

💯

@g_lauryn7

23 күн бұрын

Right! Actual journalists are needed!!

She’s exhausting

@tanja0411

26 күн бұрын

100%. I became continually more drained and low-vibe as I watched the interview but also couldn’t look away. It was triggering and fascinating somehow. It was a good reminder to me that even if you do have cause to be angry - and I have in my career and the hospital systems I’ve worked - her approach is never effective and it’s certainly not strategic. The only thing that ever seems to help is to focus on your own healing and keeping your eye on what you’re trying to achieve. And creating better relationships and gathering allies. Everything else is just distraction and only hurts yourself. It honestly was a good reminder for me. I hope someone can get through to her and she can get the help she clearly (to me) needs.

I didn’t know an interviewers job was to always interject their views throughout an interview

@414awill

25 күн бұрын

They dont wanna have that discussion though

@jasonmartin7798

20 күн бұрын

There are different interview styles. Some interviewers try to make it conversational, while others just ask questions and let the person talk.

She gotta fix that person in the mirror first, then take accountability before pointing fingers.

I’m so sick of Amanda Seales. She is the type of person to throw a rock and hide her hands. Her energy/demeanor is so awkward and is a big turn off. She gets what she puts out there. 🤷🏾‍♂️

If her mother was from Grenada then she should understand that being mouthy and correcting adults is wrong and is not endorsed in the carribean community it's actually looked down on

@twizzy585ful

26 күн бұрын

Very much so

@414awill

26 күн бұрын

And so is miseducation and rewriting of history. But society has you focused on being agreeable dummies rather than intelligent people with something to offer no matter the age. The world is in shambles

@animec-dramaskpop6362

26 күн бұрын

​@@414awillYou can be smart and respectful.

@sirgrowsmoor4772

26 күн бұрын

@@414awill that's her take who knows if that's what the teacher was saying you can always learn the truth yourself and stop relying on public education to teach you

@NatashaSmith-xq9wf

26 күн бұрын

I'm from Jamaica and that us so true. "Children are to be seen and not heard" was the mantra I heard.

Amanda was not wrong questing her teachers. Considering the education system been lying on our people for generations. Amanda was wrong for many things but that teachers situation rings heavy in the black community

Her problem is people don’t care what her message is because they’re too concerned about her tone & that’s why she’s overly angry. Glad Joe brought that up because he too has been through what she’s going through.

That synchronized “Mmmmm” told me everything I need to know about Amanda & her delusional self😩😩😩

@Consciousmeatcourtjester

26 күн бұрын

❤❤❤ i dont even know who that is and thank you. 🙈

@Didilady82

26 күн бұрын

😂😂😂

@EDT3270

26 күн бұрын

😂😂😂

@jeremylawson6648

26 күн бұрын

lol that was hilarious

@nkrudi

26 күн бұрын

Thought I was the only that peeped that in the beginning😂

She's always been an " Agent of Chaos " in the culture.

@expressivenature9079

25 күн бұрын

That’s a heavy statement when you have people who do so much worst she’s done a lot of good for the community and culture her actions may not convey the best but she has good intentions for our community

@lorenzow

23 күн бұрын

​@@expressivenature9079 "she's done a lot of good for the community" Serious ⁉️ What has she done for the community?

@demondwilliams8542

22 күн бұрын

​@@expressivenature9079 Like lying on that Rhodes scholar.😂😂

I love how Melissa Ford broke that interview down

@All_forthelove

23 күн бұрын

Because she was the only one who cared to be prepared to talk about it by watching the interview in it’s entirety

So y’all not going to talk about how she got kicked out of a party that she was invited?

@cliftonconnor9389

21 күн бұрын

She was invited by a guest and not the host. That is why she got bounced.

Y’all don’t wanna come informed by watching her interview but want to talk about that shit. Smdh.

@dillilyeverage315

26 күн бұрын

Oh they watched it. Fronting about turning it off mid way, then having opinions about the second half.

@jabean4rmjerzy

25 күн бұрын

Exactly

@92cgray

25 күн бұрын

They’re the ones who go with the collective’s opinions on Amanda don’t really try to gain their own opinions.

AMANDA SEALES DISCUSSED HER LIFE EXPERIENCES WHILE SHANNON WAS VERY DISMISSIVE AND HAD AN EXCUSE FOR EVERY SITUATION SHE SPOKE OF.

@tonysupreme7603

24 күн бұрын

An excuse or different lens to look through?

@jusletursoulglobaby

22 күн бұрын

I think if it was a monologue.... her podcast or a one woman play I would go with that. this was an interview... a conversation. its expected that there are follow up questions. any question, which were valid, were met with... a wounded ego. it was weird. he wasn't dismissive and after one time being asked a simple question, she couldnt rebound. she was STUCK all the way in her feelings.she too old for that.

@udawg05

21 күн бұрын

​@@jusletursoulglobabythank you. I mean, she agreed to be on his show where she should expect follow up questions. If she can't handle those questions, then don't go on the show. Given her intelligence, i would imagine she did her research on the interviewer and knew what she was walking into. She has her own platforms to give her life story.

@jusletursoulglobaby

21 күн бұрын

@@udawg05 it was weird and unfortunate but......well we know academic intelligence and emotional intelligence are two totally different things. she showed that. the "I'm an expert" so basically dont question me energy had me thinking, oh.. you thought this was Small Doses at Club Shay Shay?

I wonder if Amanda stops and thinks “…it can’t be everyone else”

Kids can DEFINITELY be racist though.

@raqui174

26 күн бұрын

Kids make fun of everyone.. they make fun of fat kids does that make them fatphobic

@414awill

26 күн бұрын

@@raqui174yes. That’s exactly it. Just because they start young with the “isms” and “phobias” does not mean they dont exist. If a 9 yr old kills someone, are they not a murderer?

@Jojo-pv3uf

26 күн бұрын

@@414awillnot in the same way an adult is. There is diminished responsibility for children

@possiblymaybe6711

26 күн бұрын

@@Jojo-pv3ufyou’re ridiculous. It is racist period. No one is saying send them to jail but it doesn’t diminish the impact that has on a black child to experience this. Wtf is wrong with yall

@Jojo-pv3uf

25 күн бұрын

@@possiblymaybe6711 kids are mean, stop making it seem like kids are against black kids. I am black and when i came from Africa, i was bullied for my race and skin tone by African American kids. I didn’t think of it as racism, just kids being mean.

This by far is THE best and MOST intelligent analysis of Amanada's sit down!!!!! Job well done!

@donoc6036

26 күн бұрын

Lmao yall are so ignorant and you don’t even know it

@Dimeonwheels

26 күн бұрын

@donoc6036 that's your opinion. I've got a right to mine. Thanks

@deeelisa1890

25 күн бұрын

@@donoc6036if this is what people deem “intelligent analysis” then we are in trouble as a society

@92cgray

25 күн бұрын

@@deeelisa1890they used their word but I agree this was more empathetic and respectful analysis of the interview. They didn’t agree with Amanda but I didn’t feel they were dog piling on her like everyone has been doing. It’s ok to not like her but I wish ppl would not just write her off and actually discuss what was talked about like they did.

@donoc6036

23 күн бұрын

@@deeelisa1890 lmao we are so cooked it’s not even funny

The irony of it all is that she played on a show called "Insecure." 🤣

Y’all should invite her into the show! She needs to be a part of this conversation because yall are missing it big time!!

Watching them comment on an interview that they didnt watch in its entirety is laughable...This was her exact point...People take small moments and define an entire situation... if yall gonna talk about an interview at least watch it smh

“IT CANT JUST BE EVERYBODY” That’s the real question for Amanda.

Right here at 3’02” he states, “I don’t think Shannon sharpe was wrong when he was explaining to her ……” that’s the issue, though, Shannon does not get to explain to someone about that person’s childhood experiences.

Yall defending Shannon being ignorant is hilarious. Just admit his level of competency is not that of Amanda seales or any other academic for that matter.

@keithwhite8351

24 күн бұрын

What was he being ignorant about?

@thepeopleschamp9076

20 күн бұрын

Being ignorant and incompetent are two different things, you should know better.

@deedeemonique1

19 күн бұрын

So why would she go on the show that’s hosted by such an ignorant person

Group MMMMMM at the beginning in stereo😂😂😂😂😂😂

I don’t agree in the beginning Shannon immediately tried to be little her.

@dequanndillard7932

24 күн бұрын

Agreed especially with children being racist part. Racism is taught.

Great conversation! I really enjoyed listening to everyone’s perspective. Spot on!

“Did any of you watch the interview?” Collective mumbles…. Some, No, clips, I saw a little… 😂🤣😂 These brothers don’t do research for sh*t 😂.

This was the most fair yet empathic responses to that podcast. So many ppl dogged her out but like yall gave criticisms from a productive understanding perspective. I think its because yall in the industry. Everyone else was commentators from various other industries and they basement.

@92cgray

25 күн бұрын

I agree this was cooler than what I’ve seen

50/50 for me. This group is definitely a tribe called quest because they want to know the scenario rather than the context. She was not politically correct, but the school question was not about math or science. It was about history and a particular group of people that were being mentioned by name as the lowest point of human evolution. It was incorrect and honestly, she should have pointed it out. I think the context matters MORE than the scenario. Do an episode on eugenics and educate yourselves and the public.

I been waiting for ya’ll 🔥 take on this one

Thank you for being thoughtful and kind in the discussion of your take on Amanda Sealed. It's easy to dump on someone, people have been having a field day in that woman! Can't lie I was braced for y'all to, as well. 👏🏾💐

I think the issue with the teacher and kids racism thing is you didn’t live her life, so to tell her no that’s not racism is absolutely crazy! There’s no denying those kids were racist to her rather they fully understood what they were doing she’s still the black girl on the receiving end that experienced racism. It’s a bit of gaslighting to tell someone you don’t know that they didn’t experience racism.

The unanimous “Mmmmmm” 😂😂😂😂😂

Melissa unc didn’t say it was wrong! he said do you think maybe it’s because you were a child.

@tanja0411

26 күн бұрын

Exactly! He actually said he was offering a different perspective. He wasn’t invalidating her at all. He even acknowledged his experience might be different than hers. The fact that she can’t handle even that - I felt he was actually pretty understanding - then she for sure proved that her “truth” in all her conflicts is not to be trusted.

@curtiscoffman6735

26 күн бұрын

@@tanja0411 exactly! he even complimented her on night cap. These people don’t do they research half way watch things and give their opinion just stupid.

Another horrible take , the moment they said “we watched clips “ I knew none of their opinions wasn’t valid but they was going to try to give an opinion anyway and BINGO , of course it’ll be in favor of Shannon Sharpe . Lmao

I’m tired of people saying she’s intelligent what has she done that’s so intelligent?

@andrewilliams6367

26 күн бұрын

I tell people all the time that just cause you have a degree, that doesn’t make you intelligent. Look at congress and see for yourself.

@MonetCherie

26 күн бұрын

Because she uses big words nobody know 😂

@GDL364

26 күн бұрын

She is intelligent she’s just crazy

@poiuyt822

25 күн бұрын

Damn u mad and big hating ain’t u?

@poiuyt822

25 күн бұрын

Don’t nobody ever call u intelligent? lol

Loved Mel’s take on the Seales interview

Amanda Seales point was why didn't Shannon hold Katt Williams to the same standards. Like you didn't call him out on his bs! Let me spin my narrative in peace in the way you let him😂😂😂

@saturnteatree

26 күн бұрын

Did ya’ll watch the katt interview 🤔

@naudiaworme4323

26 күн бұрын

He did call out Katt and play Devil's advocate to some of his comments

@princelydeeds

26 күн бұрын

"I will treat you fair but not equal." He let Monique getaway with a bunch of shit too. Who is Amanda Seales and why does she deserve so much deference?

@704jizzle2

24 күн бұрын

What did he call Katt out on? He was agreeing with everything Katt said only thing he rebuttal was when Katt asked him why he didn't say anything to the other people​@@naudiaworme4323

@chanelmone4000

24 күн бұрын

Katt was too quick with his, Amanda wasn’t that’s the difference 😂

In the end for that little segment it seems like Joe Budden was the only one that empathize and understood Amands Seales. His critique was well received to me and handled a little better amongst the rest of them.

@LauraCharles1985

24 күн бұрын

Joe was a real friend in this segment and that’s what Amanda is missing. She needs to reevaluate her circle because somebody has to show her where she got things all the way fugged up.

I’m sorry but if someone say things racially you can’t say it’s not racist. If someone calls me a N word it don’t matter if kids are being bad kids, that is racial to the kid experiencing it.

@414awill

26 күн бұрын

!!! Louder for the fools who apparently dont mind being called out they name. This not what the ancestors fought for, rollover mentality is crazy

@TheRealHousewifeOfPG

26 күн бұрын

If you step out of your lane as a child, an adult is gonna find you disrespectful if that adult is racist or not.

@vachonew5904

26 күн бұрын

@@TheRealHousewifeOfPG if you listened to the interview there were other instances also. You all act like grown ppl can’t be racist to kids cuz they are a teacher. Y’all act like it wasn’t grown ppl shouting and threatening Ruby Bridges during integration. TF

@jabean4rmjerzy

25 күн бұрын

That’s the point she was making too

@92cgray

25 күн бұрын

Exactly and kids can be racist

0:02 Damn, the whole crew groaned when he said her name 😂😂😂😂

Amanda Seales is the female dame Dash

Thank God for Melissa being informed

Soon to come on BET: Surviving a conversation with Amanda Seals

Lmfao even these fellas are misinformed 🤣🤣🤣🤣

My brother has a PhD and he thinks he's smarter than everyone and he speaks to people that way

Great perspectives! They all made sense.

Amanda seales the professional victim lol

@kmalls8041

26 күн бұрын

Professional!? Hall of Famer!

People confuse education with intelligence. I believe to be intelligent is the ability to communicate with the so-called common man as well as your peers. To assume that you are more intelligent than someone because of your education is in fact hubris. But what do I know 🤔 I'm a drop out. 😅😅😅😅

Nothing but facts here!! Great show yall

The teacher & kid example’s weren’t the best things to focus on because she was the only black kid inside of an all white classroom so it’s a little hard to say that she was reading too deep into that situation given that she was an honor roll student yet the teacher called a parent teacher conference with her.

We don't give a fuck bout no Amanda Seales clip we all here for one thing

@kevinstewart8054

26 күн бұрын

Gotta wait till Thursday. Joe’s not prioritizing KZread these days now that he’s with patreon.

@THEBBAGLEY29

26 күн бұрын

Right, exactly why 50 washed him. Dropped the damn gems man, nobody care about this.

@twizzy585ful

26 күн бұрын

What's supposed to drop ??

@kant5696

26 күн бұрын

@@twizzy585fulhis opinion of the drake and kendrick beef. It may or may not have ended after drake dropped his latest track last night

@phabcarter

26 күн бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Of all of the takes I've seen on this topic...this is one of the best. Very balanced

This was a well-directed conversation. Flowed very well. Mel is good at being informed on topics and presenting. Everyone got a chance to speak lol.

Drop the ones we waiting on Joe stop with the bullshit

I think if u talk down to people you aren’t as smart as you believe almost everyone is inclined in a way but if you can’t benefit from your intelligence what is it worth honestly

I'm waiting to hear her address the Myron Rolle situation, because if she did lie on the good brotha, that shit says a lot about her

i appreciated the care each of yall took to discuss this. and it was insightful. hearing from speak as a person from a experience helped put this in perspective. i wish amanda well. but that interview was exhausting for the most part 😮‍💨

If you did not watch the full 3 hours to actually give a valued opinion then just don't!

@a.sam.2976

24 күн бұрын

I watched the whole thing (wasted 3 hours) and it was cringe.

@asherbrown7637

21 күн бұрын

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

She got mad when Shannon was not about to trauma bond with her

@tanja0411

26 күн бұрын

such a good point. really true

@bornkinguniversal

26 күн бұрын

🎯🎯🎯

@blkporcelaindoll

26 күн бұрын

No his actions vary from who's on his show from whether he likes them or not. Whether he's friends with the person that is talking about. Because he tried the same mess with Monique and she handled him and some of that stuff went over his head too. Plus, Monique definitely bought her receipt and Shannon heard them even though he tried to play devil's advocate😂.

@414awill

25 күн бұрын

She got mad when he defended randoms he never met rather than honor the guest he is interviewing and if nothing else just move to the next question without a rebuttal and excuse for racists. A simple “wow that sounds like a crazy experience, let’s move to something else” would have sufficed. But instead it was “the teacher nor racist, the student not racist, people not racist”

@tanja0411

25 күн бұрын

@@414awill that’s your interpretation. He didn’t defend randoms - he literally had a different perspective on the situation. If she knew anything about him or cared to understand a different viewpoint she could have engaged with him and had a really interesting and productive discussion. But she’s unable to do that with anyone because of her anger and defensiveness. She always demands so much validation and perfect behavior from others and then throws a fit and attacks them when she doesn’t get it. Did she ever consider another black person might have a different experience and she could be interested in that? Just like the autism conversation. She didn’t get diagnosed “because, you know, racism.” Actually no. It’s under diagnosed for so many people because it’s difficult to diagnose if you’re on the lower end of the spectrum. And for women in particular because we present differently. Not everything is some big plot against her and I think Shannon was trying to figure out how to have that convo but didn’t feel safe enough asking her. So you think she’d be a good interview guest. She was putting on a show rather than having a two-sided conversation. When did she show she cares about him? Other guests come in and are excited/happy to talk to him. Respect shown is respect given and she doesn’t do that to people. Most of all she is unable to take a step back and see all parts in a relationship dynamic and meet the other person halfway. I’m sure she’s had difficult experiences and she’s been wronged. We ALL have but it’s up to us how we deal with all that and move forward. What she doing is not helpful to anyone, particularly to herself. It’s irritating to see people blame Shannon Sharpe. It’s valid to not like him but he didn’t treat her any differently. But - just like all her other “conflicts” her attitude makes progress hard. Unless you admire or agree with her of course. You don’t think that would make a 3 hour interview very very difficult? He took a step back too and told her he wasn’t going to interject anymore - that’s self-awareness. When has she given that grace to others? To me it’s sad. Just my opinion.

I'm about to start calling all my disagreements "pow wows"😂✔️

Real talk y’all … 💯

This podcast would be perfect if Parks never talked!

@kilrn4l510

26 күн бұрын

Fuxk outta here. Parks and his legendary one-liners are awesome.

@Travelbum3000

26 күн бұрын

@@kilrn4l510 that’s your opinion. I find dude to be annoying asf 🤷🏿‍♂️

You know it’s bad when someone say your name and everyone goes “mmmm, mhmm” 🤣🤣🤣

This was great. Exactly how I felt watching that episode.

Mel absolutely killed her take well spoken thoughtful and graceful

Issa gotta get that assistant ALL the way together.

@angelab9171

26 күн бұрын

Vanessa isn’t Issa’s assistant. Vanessa is a successful Publicist and Issa is one of her clients.

@ANTIStraussian

26 күн бұрын

​@@angelab9171 why did she say Amanda can't come in the party? That was wack

@pizzeo

26 күн бұрын

@@ANTIStraussian You ever been around Amanda Seales at a party?

@angelab9171

26 күн бұрын

@@ANTIStraussian when you’re throwing a party do you invite people you don’t like and who you know don’t like you?

@ANTIStraussian

26 күн бұрын

@@angelab9171 she was invited 🤣🤣🤣😅😅😂😂😂😩

Shannon was dismissive. Instead of listening to the experience he asserted himself without consideration for her LIVED moments, instead deciding to insert himself. The implications to her positionality as a women, Black women, expressive, etc. are reduced to a trope, diagnosis, stereotype instead of just listening. It’s a panel taking up space feeling entitled to insert themselves when there is no active listening and horrible critical thought.

@seanbruzah6170

26 күн бұрын

Your thesis on KZread gets an F😅

@johnniecabral

26 күн бұрын

@@seanbruzah6170 “YoUr ThEsIS oN yOuTubE gEtS aN f”. Out of all the sh*t you just read this is WTF you chose to contribute? Ha! FOH

@udawg05

21 күн бұрын

This was an interview where questions are going to be asked and different takes are offered. That's what an interview is. She has her own platforms to give a monologueof she wants. If he ego is bruised so quickly by questions, then don't give interviews until you're ready for dialogue.

@johnniecabral

21 күн бұрын

@@udawg05 exactly what kind of logic is that? Since when is an interview within those rigid constraints. It’s easy to reduce the circumstance as some par for the course BS based on some made up/convenient arbitrary rules regarding “tHaT’s WhAt InTeRvIeW iS”. She can respond how she felt accordingly, and Shannon could too.

Not the self diagnosis and the wanting everything to be racists and the victimization of her life. She needs to sit down immediately.

@jusletursoulglobaby

22 күн бұрын

in fairness, a lot of stuff do be racist. people shouldn't dismiss that part bc the overwhelming majority of times, she on point. the self diagnosis.... I cant even.

Did Pop say Sister Mary Clarence 😂😂😂😂😂

She also said she's on the spectrum, which affects receptive and expressive communicating

@angelab9171

26 күн бұрын

She later said she actually wasn’t diagnosed with autism. She diagnosed herself then used her self diagnosis to excuse her bad behavior.

@papiramen5915

26 күн бұрын

Doesn’t really work that way tbh. Having someone else tell you what you are doesn’t change what you are. Just makes someone else accept it. Point is, if she’s in the spectrum, all her experiences could be what she’s saying. Sounds like she just never had anyone listen to her and she’s fighting to be understood. Which causes a bunch of other issues on top of if she’s on the spectrum or not.

@kant5696

26 күн бұрын

@@papiramen5915if thats the case we all can make claims of being on the spectrum to justify our crappy attitudes or moments. There is a reason we have professionals who go to learn about the body, medicine, advanced sciences so that we dont have random joes just making things up when does or doesnt suit them

@angelab9171

26 күн бұрын

@@papiramen5915 the key being IF she’s on the spectrum. There are too many nuances on the spectrum for her to diagnose herself. She has no expertise to diagnose autism. That’s not even debatable.

@TheRealHousewifeOfPG

26 күн бұрын

She self diagnosed

They don’t understand her point but let Katt spill out hell of lies and rumors and was applauding it . Be fr 😭

@marcusdunton1692

19 күн бұрын

same thing I said, they are literally proving her point.

Amanda is too impatient for stupidity

Great group discussion

I think you should have her on your show since you're all so critical of her.

So the ENTIRE industry is wrong about Amanda?? 😂😂😂😂😂 Her reputation is all her fault. And reputation spreads faster than wild fire within the industry!

@414awill

26 күн бұрын

Remember Joe had a bad reputation too. Even up to Rory and Mal fallout. Yet he still has people that think highly of him and so does she. Or else she wouldn’t have last 5 seasons on the best Black sitcom of this generation and still be on the radios of people across 20 major markets in the country (among other things)

@possiblymaybe6711

26 күн бұрын

She literally talks in the interview about all the people who like a dndefended her and tried to get her into the party.

I need info on Joe's shoes....Who made them???

Female host brings incredible insight. Nice balance to the show.

There's more shots thrown at club shay shay than at hot 97 in the 90s.